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Commission on Elections Europe COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS List of Overseas Voters Due For Deactivation Due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National and Local Elections Name Embassy/Post Country EUROPE 1 ABUSMAS, JANICE ANN CRUZ OSLO DENMARK 2 ACALLAR, ROGER ORDOYO OSLO DENMARK 3 ACANTALICIO, JOCOME BALDOZA OSLO DENMARK 4 ACESOR, EFREN JR CRUZ OSLO DENMARK 5 ACLAN, JENEVA JEAN MESIONA OSLO DENMARK 6 ACLETA, WARREN SALES OSLO DENMARK 7 ADERES, ERNESTO CLORES OSLO DENMARK 8 ADORABLE, MANSUETO TUPAZ OSLO DENMARK 9 AGRAVIADOR, RICHARD GOMEZ OSLO DENMARK 10 AGUILAR, APRIL JOY ORTEZA OSLO DENMARK 11 AGUSTIN, ZENELYN PABLO OSLO DENMARK 12 ALBARANDO, FLEXIE GRACE RABANZO OSLO DENMARK 13 ALDAMA, JESSA SERATE OSLO DENMARK 14 ALSOL, RONIE DANDAN OSLO DENMARK 15 AMODENTE, GAZELLE REYES OSLO DENMARK 16 AMORES, MARIA REBECCA TAÑARA OSLO DENMARK 17 ANDERSEN, ELENA DELA PENA OSLO DENMARK 18 ANDERSEN, LIBERTY PALANGDAO OSLO DENMARK 19 ANDERSEN, SHIELA SAADVEDRA OSLO DENMARK 20 ANDREASEN, MAE AMOR PANIS OSLO DENMARK 21 ANIN, JAYSON PARENO OSLO DENMARK 22 ANIN, JEFFREY PARENO OSLO DENMARK 23 ANOBLING, ANNIE OYANGORIN OSLO DENMARK 24 ANTONIO, DANILO ESPANTO OSLO DENMARK 25 APARRE, CATHERINE TAGALOG OSLO DENMARK 26 APOR, JOAN ALIMPOLOS OSLO DENMARK 27 ARANIEGO, RAYMART BORCENA OSLO DENMARK 28 ARBONIDA, CRISTINE TAMPOC OSLO DENMARK 29 ARCE, DARWIN CLARIN OSLO DENMARK 30 ARMADA, SHERWIN VILLA OSLO DENMARK 31 ARON, ARCHIE LANOY OSLO DENMARK 32 ASAN, LYN JOY CARREON OSLO DENMARK 33 ASCAÑO, ROY JR. PADILLA OSLO DENMARK 34 ASUNCION, EFYMHEL CALUZA OSLO DENMARK 35 ATIBULA, RANDELL DILOY OSLO DENMARK 36 AUNSHOLT, MARYJUN DIENTE OSLO DENMARK 37 AUSTRIA, LANI INCIONG OSLO DENMARK 38 AYUYANG, KATE HOPE BENZON OSLO DENMARK 39 BACAL, ALBANI SARAKAL OSLO DENMARK 40 BACULAD, PRECY ANN YBARRITA OSLO DENMARK 41 BADANA, AIMA GAYE MARISH ENOMAR OSLO DENMARK 42 BADDION, JACKELINE MATEO OSLO DENMARK 43 BADOY, ALDRIN OZARRAGA OSLO DENMARK 44 BAJO, REVODIN NACUA OSLO DENMARK 45 BALABA, ANABEL GREGORIO OSLO DENMARK 46 BALABA, KATHRINA PALANAN OSLO DENMARK 47 BALBUENA, ALEJANDRINO JR PALACIOS OSLO DENMARK 48 BALLESTEROS, VAL BATILLER OSLO DENMARK 49 BANDALA, JUSTINE LYLE ABAYON OSLO DENMARK 50 BANIQUED, JULIE ANN SARMIENTO OSLO DENMARK 51 BAYARAS, JUNREY OMBOY OSLO DENMARK 52 BECHAYDA, BABY JANE DACIBAR OSLO DENMARK NOTICE : All authorized recipients of any personal data, personal information, privileged information and sensitive personal information contained in this document including otherr pertinent documents attached thereto that are shared by the Commission on Elections in compliance with the existing laws and rules, and in confirmity with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 (R. A. No. 10173) and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, as well as the pertinent Circulars of the National Privacy Commission, are similarly bound to comply with the said laws, rules and regulations, relating to data privacy, security confidentiality, protection and accountability. Page 1 of 39 COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS List of Overseas Voters Due For Deactivation Due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National and Local Elections Name Embassy/Post Country EUROPE 53 BEJELICA, JIMMY GELVOLEO OSLO DENMARK 54 BELANO, JOAN SOLIJON OSLO DENMARK 55 BELARDO, MARC SINGH OSLO DENMARK 56 BELARMINO, BEVERLY PEARL MANAOG OSLO DENMARK 57 BELARMINO, SIMFORIANO III POTOTOY OSLO DENMARK 58 BERINGUELA, JOGIE APETRIOR OSLO DENMARK 59 BERNARDO, AUBREY LINA OSLO DENMARK 60 BERTO, STELLA FINEZA OSLO DENMARK 61 BLANCAFLOR, ADAM BONIFACIO OSLO DENMARK 62 BLANCO, REYNALDO NIERVES OSLO DENMARK 63 BOLOS, DANICA SALVADOR OSLO DENMARK 64 BONDOC, GERMALYN SULIVA OSLO DENMARK 65 BONITA, SALVADOR JAMERA OSLO DENMARK 66 BOQUIDA, GERALDINE MAQUE OSLO DENMARK 67 BORROMEO, CHRISTINE ORIEMO OSLO DENMARK 68 BRAGADO, GOMER JAKE GUERRERO OSLO DENMARK 69 BREBONERIA, MARIANE BOLINA OSLO DENMARK 70 BRIONES, GEELANIE RODRIGUEZ OSLO DENMARK 71 BUENO, OSCAR AGLIAM OSLO DENMARK 72 BULAY, DONNA AGUIRRE OSLO DENMARK 73 BULLECER, MARIA CORAZON ARANAR OSLO DENMARK 74 BUNDAON, ROCHELLE LUSANES OSLO DENMARK 75 BUREROS, FAITH LAURENTE OSLO DENMARK 76 CABALES, FLORES BOYLES OSLO DENMARK 77 CABANTING, MANILYN AYAT OSLO DENMARK 78 CABANTUG, EDGARDO CORTEZ OSLO DENMARK 79 CABAYA, NOLLY CABRESTANTE OSLO DENMARK 80 CABAYA, RANDY MADURABLE OSLO DENMARK 81 CABILES, RUEL JIMENES OSLO DENMARK 82 CABILING, LIZA SALENGA OSLO DENMARK 83 CABILING, ROSARIO SALENGA OSLO DENMARK 84 CABRERA, ROBERT SUPERIO OSLO DENMARK 85 CADOCOY, GEMMA CAJANDAB OSLO DENMARK 86 CAJES, ROSALIA MORGA OSLO DENMARK 87 CALISO, ANABEL GARCIA OSLO DENMARK 88 CALVARIO, MALOU LLUISMA OSLO DENMARK 89 CAMBA, ROSE CAVE OSLO DENMARK 90 CAÑEDA, NOEL BACALSO OSLO DENMARK 91 CARAOA, JOEL BATACAN OSLO DENMARK 92 CARBONILLA, MAE BONN PENETRANTE OSLO DENMARK 93 CASTILLO, NORILYN AYA OSLO DENMARK 94 CASTRO, MARY AIENGELLA DURIA OSLO DENMARK 95 CASTRONUEVO, EDNIL CERBAS OSLO DENMARK 96 CELLO, FELIX DANTE OSLO DENMARK 97 CEMPRON, VIOLA LEGASPI OSLO DENMARK 98 CHRILLESEN, MARIFE BAJADO OSLO DENMARK 99 CHRISTENSEN, CARMENCITA HERMOSA OSLO DENMARK 100 CHRISTENSEN, FELITA PANTALEON OSLO DENMARK 101 CHRISTIANSSEN, JULIET ABADILLA OSLO DENMARK 102 CHRISTOFFERSEN, LAILANI DONGGAYAO OSLO DENMARK 103 CLEMENTE, RONALDO PALOMO OSLO DENMARK 104 CO, ALVIN LESTER BORROMEO OSLO DENMARK NOTICE : All authorized recipients of any personal data, personal information, privileged information and sensitive personal information contained in this document including otherr pertinent documents attached thereto that are shared by the Commission on Elections in compliance with the existing laws and rules, and in confirmity with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 (R. A. No. 10173) and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, as well as the pertinent Circulars of the National Privacy Commission, are similarly bound to comply with the said laws, rules and regulations, relating to data privacy, security confidentiality, protection and accountability. Page 2 of 39 COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS List of Overseas Voters Due For Deactivation Due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National and Local Elections Name Embassy/Post Country EUROPE 105 CODICO, PERLY ROSS JIMENA OSLO DENMARK 106 COMIA, ROLDAN NAVAL OSLO DENMARK 107 CONOS, ROSALYN . OSLO DENMARK 108 CORDOVA, ALEJANDRO JR SALAZAR OSLO DENMARK 109 CORPUS, CHARLES PHILIP VILLA-ABRILLE OSLO DENMARK 110 CORTEZ, CHRISTIAN VICTOR GONZALES OSLO DENMARK 111 CRUDO, RENATO ALARCON OSLO DENMARK 112 CRUZ, RODOLFO IBARRA OSLO DENMARK 113 CRUZ, RUBIROSA PEDRAJA OSLO DENMARK 114 CUEVAS, ARNOLD YUZON OSLO DENMARK 115 DAM, THELMA QUITORIANO OSLO DENMARK 116 DE GUZMAN, EDUARDO VALEROSO OSLO DENMARK 117 DE JESUS, GODOFREDO GATPAYAT OSLO DENMARK 118 DE MATA, JENNIFFER FIDASI OSLO DENMARK 119 DE VERA, MA. GLENDA MODELO OSLO DENMARK 120 DELA CERNA, EMILY PEÑARANDA OSLO DENMARK 121 DELA CERNA, RHEA MARIE BATAO OSLO DENMARK 122 DELA CRUZ, ARMANDO ZORILLA OSLO DENMARK 123 DELA CRUZ, JAY GARO OSLO DENMARK 124 DELA CRUZ, JOHN PAUL AMADOR OSLO DENMARK 125 DELA CRUZ, ROLANDO JR. SAN MILLAN OSLO DENMARK 126 DELGADO, FELIPE PALIS OSLO DENMARK 127 DELVO, LEMER ENOJO OSLO DENMARK 128 DEMETILLO, RENE BOY FAULVE OSLO DENMARK 129 DEPOSITAR, ALICIA BENSOLA OSLO DENMARK 130 DESCALLAR, JELYN MILAR OSLO DENMARK 131 DINOLA, SARAH JELDA ELLAR OSLO DENMARK 132 DISPO, MARK APOLLO GUZMAN OSLO DENMARK 133 DOCTOLERO, CANUTO II DACANAY OSLO DENMARK 134 DOLORIEL, CHARLITO ORIBE OSLO DENMARK 135 DUMANDAN, URSULEE OREHUELA OSLO DENMARK 136 DUUS, LORIVIE BEGINO OSLO DENMARK 137 EBON, NORIE TAYSON OSLO DENMARK 138 EDLAN, MICHAEL ESPEJO OSLO DENMARK 139 ELLARINA, REYNIL ELIOT OSLO DENMARK 140 EMBUDO, HENRY LUAGUE OSLO DENMARK 141 ENGELHARD, IRENE MONDALA OSLO DENMARK 142 ENGELHARDT, ROSANA SALAZAR OSLO DENMARK 143 ENGSTROM, EVA PANGANIBAN OSLO DENMARK 144 ERAMEL, RUEL AVILA OSLO DENMARK 145 ERIKSEN, WENDY NOLASCO OSLO DENMARK 146 ERMITA, SHIRLEY BALITUSTOS OSLO DENMARK 147 ESCOBILLO, KRISLYN JABONILLO OSLO DENMARK 148 ESCONDE, MA. ALTHEA LOPEZ OSLO DENMARK 149 ESPARAGOZA, EFREN FELISILDA OSLO DENMARK 150 ESPINA, HERMILO JR MURING OSLO DENMARK 151 ESQUIBEL, ANGELINA LEG OSLO DENMARK 152 ESTACA, ANGELICA MENDOZA OSLO DENMARK 153 EUSTAQUIO, STEPHANIE DE VERA OSLO DENMARK 154 EVANGELISTA, RENATO JR. CAPISTRANO OSLO DENMARK 155 EXTRA, JINKY GALLARDO OSLO DENMARK 156 FAELDEN, DAISY MAE LUSICA OSLO DENMARK NOTICE : All authorized recipients of any personal data, personal information, privileged information and sensitive personal information contained in this document including otherr pertinent documents attached thereto that are shared by the Commission on Elections in compliance with the existing laws and rules, and in confirmity with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 (R. A. No. 10173) and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, as well as the pertinent Circulars of the National Privacy Commission, are similarly bound to comply with the said laws, rules and regulations, relating to data privacy, security confidentiality, protection and accountability. Page 3 of 39 COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS List of Overseas Voters Due For Deactivation Due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National and Local Elections Name Embassy/Post Country EUROPE 157 FALK, ELIZABETH AQUINO OSLO DENMARK 158 FALLER, CHERILO JALOP OSLO DENMARK 159 FARLOV, GLORIA CABANG OSLO DENMARK 160 FERNANDEZ, RASSEL MABASA OSLO DENMARK 161 FLORES, BERNNIE CAMEJA OSLO DENMARK 162 FORTUNADO, HANNAH ANACLETO OSLO DENMARK 163 FRANCISCO, LEO MARTIN PENDON OSLO DENMARK 164 FUSSMANN, MENCITA CALUGAY
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