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Office for Overseas Voting Certified List of Overseas Voters 01/28/16 PRINTED: Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION OF ELECTIONS Intramuros, Manila OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING CERTIFIED LIST OF OVERSEAS VOTERS May 09, 2016 Natonal and Local Electons Country: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Post / Jurisdicton: CHICAGO SEQ. NO FORM ID NO. VOTER'S NAME Remarks 1 8402320100000317 ABA JR., MARIO RAMIREZ 2 8402320140004334 ABA, MYRAPIL JARANILLA 3 6080020140055585 ABABON, MA. CRISTINA MACEDA 4 6080020140054342 ABAD, ARISTOTLE VIDAD 5 8402320140006159 ABAD, ELVIRA BENTULAN 6 8402320130000445 ABAD, KING JAMES KRISTOFFER PADUA 7 8402320140005522 ABAD, NATHANIEL ALNAS 8 8402310500000734 ABAD, SHARON MAE ALDA 9 8402320140001322 ABADESA, MARIO BORJA 10 8402320140002844 ABADESA, MARY ANNE TAEZA 11 8402320140001875 ABADICIO, MARVIN NONO 12 6080020130051893 ABADIILLA, JACQUELINE MARIE PANG 13 6080020130055133 ABADILLA, JOCELYN TUMAMAO 14 6080020130061081 ABADILLA, MARTIN JOSEPH ABAD 15 8402320140005455 ABAGAT, MIGUELITO VILLAVERT 16 8402320140005454 ABAGAT, VIVIAN NALDOZA 17 8402320140001197 ABALOS, NATHANIEL CADIENTE 18 8402320140005377 ABAN, BENJAMIN INTO 19 8402320140005378 ABAN, HELEN FIRMAN 20 8402320140002463 ABANDO, MARISSA BALADJAY 21 8402310500000405 ABANDO, ROGER CASIMINA 22 8402320100000542 ABANTE, LUCILY MEDINA 23 8402320140003883 ABANTE, RUVI ANNE PARFAN 24 8403210500000443 ABAO, ARLENE DINGOL 25 8402320140004483 ABAO, LOLITA TAMPOS 26 8402320130000368 ABARCA, ANTOLIN JR CAINDOY 27 8402320130000367 ABARCA, FE RICARTE 28 8402300300000209 ABARCA, FELICITAS ROSAL 7498306e3d6c12ee7fdd9ee53d109312 Page 1 of 453 01/28/16 PRINTED: Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION OF ELECTIONS Intramuros, Manila OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING CERTIFIED LIST OF OVERSEAS VOTERS May 09, 2016 Natonal and Local Electons Country: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Post / Jurisdicton: CHICAGO SEQ. NO FORM ID NO. VOTER'S NAME Remarks 29 8402320140002497 ABARINTOS, ERNESTO PAQUIT 30 8402320130000343 ABARQUEZ, ANA GRACE ALMODOVAR 31 8402320140003495 ABAT, RICHSAND BENGSON 32 6080020130054920 ABAYARI, CRISTINE MAE BUENO 33 8402320140005904 ABAYGAR, EDDIE PRUDENTE 34 8402320140005902 ABAYGAR, MERLYN MONTINOLA 35 8402310400000693 ABAYON, MARIA DONNA ASSIN 36 6080020130010741 ABAYON, NELLIE JUANEZA 37 6080020130010757 ABAYON, RAUL FORMENTERA 38 8402310500000468 ABECIA, MELCHORA BATENGGO 39 8402320140004002 ABEJERO, VIVIAN JULIE MARIE GIRON 40 8402320140006238 ABEJUELA, MERCIBELLE BARROSO 41 8402320140006239 ABEJUELA, RICARTE III BELISARIO 42 8402320140002335 ABEL, EDWIN II DE LEON 43 8402320140003272 ABELARDO, JOSEPH TALLADA 44 8402320130000509 ABELARDO, PRISCILA FERNANDEZ 45 8402310300000249 ABELEDA, ARIS RODEL OLIQUINO 46 8402310300000248 ABELEDA, MARIA ASUNCION ABRERA 47 8402320140002616 ABELGAS, EULALIO MANICO 48 8402320140002615 ABELGAS, FLORICH CAMPOS 49 8404120140011838 ABELGAS, JOAHNA MONTAOS 50 6080020130011841 ABELLA, ANGELI ARIAS 51 8402320140002394 ABELLA, AVELINA MANGULABNAN 52 8402320140002453 ABELLA, CECIL PARCO 53 8402320140002393 ABELLA, JOSE RENATO NAPOLI 54 6080020130014042 ABELLA, MARINA CRUZ 55 6080020130011665 ABELLA, OSCAR MONTANANO 56 8402320140000118 ABELLERA, ADRIAN RODERICK SIOZON 7498306e3d6c12ee7fdd9ee53d109312 Page 2 of 453 01/28/16 PRINTED: Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION OF ELECTIONS Intramuros, Manila OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING CERTIFIED LIST OF OVERSEAS VOTERS May 09, 2016 Natonal and Local Electons Country: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Post / Jurisdicton: CHICAGO SEQ. NO FORM ID NO. VOTER'S NAME Remarks 57 8402310400000335 ABELLERA, ALDOUS MALVIN MALICDEM 58 8402310400000334 ABELLERA, IRMA LOU MALICDEM 59 8402310400000333 ABELLERA, MEGAN MARI MALICDEM 60 8402320140005567 ABELLO, MARICON ANINANG 61 840230140006856 ABELLON, ESTHER VALERO 62 8404120140007454 ABELLON, FRANZ ANDREI MONTINOLA 63 8402320140003514 ABENDAN, BABERICH VICI MONTES 64 8402310200000658 ABENDAN, HEINRICH YAP 65 8402320140002115 ABENDAN, MICHAEL ANGELO MONTES 66 8402320140003515 ABENDAN, PAUL HENRI MONTES 67 840230140002492 ABEQUIBEL, TALA TINITIGAN 68 8402310100000844 ABESAMIS, JESSE RIVERA 69 8402320140005796 ABIAD, HOMER JOSE DE GUIA 70 8402320140004193 ABIERA, MARY FLORENCE MAPESO 71 8402320140001694 ABIOG, ARMANDO LEGASPI 72 8402320100000844 ABIOL, GLORIA STA. MARIA 73 8402320140002343 ABIT, PAMELA PO 74 8402320140002341 ABIT, SERGIO JR MANACPO 75 6080020130053976 ABIVA, GLENDA CANONIZADO 76 6080020130063453 ABIVA, GLORY CANONIZADO 77 8402320140001434 ABLANG, ALICIA ABLAN 78 6080020140058446 ABLAZA, JEANY YOUNG BARBEDO 79 8402320140003511 ABLAZA, JULIE ANN BONIFACIO 80 8402320140002219 ABLAZO, KYM DIXILYN DE CHAVEZ 81 8402310500000600 ABNE, KHRIS SUAN 82 8402320140006050 ABOBO, ARCIE DE JESUS 83 6080020130010356 ABOBO, ARLENE DE JESUS 84 8402320140000442 ABOGADO, JONATHAN BERNIDO 7498306e3d6c12ee7fdd9ee53d109312 Page 3 of 453 01/28/16 PRINTED: Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION OF ELECTIONS Intramuros, Manila OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING CERTIFIED LIST OF OVERSEAS VOTERS May 09, 2016 Natonal and Local Electons Country: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Post / Jurisdicton: CHICAGO SEQ. NO FORM ID NO. VOTER'S NAME Remarks 85 8402320140003293 ABOGADO, KRISTINE MARGARETTE LLIDO 86 8402320140003292 ABOGADO, SHYNE ANNE LLIDO 87 8402320140003294 ABOGADO, WINNARD PHILIP LLIDO 88 8402320140005670 ABORDO, VIRGINIA GUANCO 89 8402320140003914 ABRAJANO, MARJORIE BUYCO 90 8402320140003915 ABRAJANO, MARVIN GARCIA 91 8402320140003673 ABRECEA, ROSARIO ESPINOSA 92 8402320140005293 ABRENICA, EMERENCIANA TUMBAGA 93 6080020140114010 ABRENICA, IMELDA MANUEL 94 8402320140005767 ABRENICA, MARIA CONSUELO FELISMINO 95 6080020140114022 ABRENICA, SUZETTE CASILAO 96 8402320140003549 ABRIL, LARA MAE MANZANO 97 8402320140003550 ABRIL, LARRY MANZANO 98 8402310100001058 ABRINGE, MARINA EWAY 99 8402310100001059 ABRINGE, RODOLFO MARINO 100 8402310100000662 ABROGAR, ERNESTO PERALTA 101 8402310100000663 ABROGAR, ROSEMARY VIVERO 102 8402320140002250 ABSHIER, EDNA MARTINEZ 103 8402320100000798 ABSIN, THALMA BAGNOL 104 8402320140000642 ABSOLOR, PETER JOB DONATO 105 8402310300000899 ABUBO, GLORIA TAMSI 106 8402310300000898 ABUBO, JOANNA TAMSI 107 84230130000032 ABUBO, MARSHALUNA TAMSI 108 8402320140001632 ABUG, ERLINDA ABRAJANO 109 8402310500000785 ABUNDO, BERNADETTE LOGRONIO 110 8402310400000570 ABUNDO, GIANNE FRANCHESCA ABLANG 111 8402320100000739 ABUSAMAN, FARHA JEHAN SAHAC 112 6080020140007670 ABUSTAN, ANGELITA FLORES 7498306e3d6c12ee7fdd9ee53d109312 Page 4 of 453 01/28/16 PRINTED: Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION OF ELECTIONS Intramuros, Manila OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING CERTIFIED LIST OF OVERSEAS VOTERS May 09, 2016 Natonal and Local Electons Country: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Post / Jurisdicton: CHICAGO SEQ. NO FORM ID NO. VOTER'S NAME Remarks 113 8402310100001237 ABUSTAN, MARIA CONSOLACION BARNES 114 8402320100000358 ACABAL, CARLITO RESABA 115 6080020140057100 ACABAL, JENNIFER YULO 116 8402320130000416 ACABAL, TEOFILO ACADEMIA 117 8402320140002272 ACACIO, ANDREY AGBAYANI 118 840232140002275 ACACIO, JESUS FRANCISCO GAPUZAN 119 8402320140002274 ACACIO, PENELOPE RUMBAOA 120 8402320140002501 ACANCE, MANUEL PAGLICAWAN 121 8402320140001583 ACAPULCO, CHERYL ELARCOSA 122 8402320140001584 ACAPULCO, JOSEPH ROY ALERTA 123 8402320140004878 ACAR, LORENA VALENCIA 124 8402320140006164 ACARIAL, JAY RUMI ----- 125 8402310500000894 ACAS, BRINDES CARDENA 126 6080020140039540 ACEDILLO, CYRIL GAY REGIS 127 8402320140003583 ACEDILLO, JINAH MARIE LAVA 128 8402320140003581 ACEDILLO, JO ANN LAVA 129 8402320140003582 ACEDILLO, NUMERIANO TOPACIO 130 6080020140039541 ACEDILLO, ROSALIA REGIS 131 8402320100000882 ACERON, ARIEL POLICARPIO 132 8402320140002011 ACEVEDO, CHARLOTTE BOYSER 133 8402320140003840 ACEVEDO, MARINA CLEMENTE 134 8402320140002992 ACHANZAR, MARIA LOURDES RITA CASTILLO 135 8402320130000278 ACHIVARA, EMILIA SANCHEZ 136 8402310300000047 ACIDO, JOSE CUYOS 137 8402320140001836 ACIO, ELIZABETH CRUZ 138 8402320140006357 ACOL, MYRA VELASCO 139 8402320140006358 ACOL, SALVADOR JR. CAGAYAT 140 6080020140058055 ACOSTA, CHERRY ROSE TOLENTINO 7498306e3d6c12ee7fdd9ee53d109312 Page 5 of 453 01/28/16 PRINTED: Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION OF ELECTIONS Intramuros, Manila OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING CERTIFIED LIST OF OVERSEAS VOTERS May 09, 2016 Natonal and Local Electons Country: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Post / Jurisdicton: CHICAGO SEQ. NO FORM ID NO. VOTER'S NAME Remarks 141 8402310400000473 ACOSTA, ERLINDA LEDDA 142 8402320140004123 ACOSTA, JAMES SALVADOR 143 6080020140003813 ACOSTA, LEA ARAGAO 144 8402310500000805 ACOSTA, MARIA THERESA ARMADA 145 8402320140001283 ACOSTA, MARLOU GERONA 146 6080020100044321 ACOSTA, ROSALYN RESPICIO 147 8402320140001282 ACOSTA, VANESSA DEJILLO 148 8402320140003525 ACUB, BRYAN CASTRO 149 6080020140057157 ACUESTA, KAREN DEMA-ALA 150 6080020140057176 ACUESTA, MARVIN URLANDA 151 8402320140003110 ACUESTA, ROWELL JOY SEGUIBAN 152 8402310500000755 ACUMABIG, PAUL MICHAEL BARCO 153 8402320100000481 ACUNA, MANUEL GUMIIT 154 8402320140002510 ACUTIM, MITZIE NUGAS 155 8402320140003116 ACUZAR, IRENE MAY GABI 156 6080020130053988 ADALIN, JUMER JAN BARCELONA 157 8402320140001232 ADAM, MIA GRACE VILLALOBOS 158 8402320100000409 ADAMS, ALFRED ABAOAG 159 8402320140005730 ADAMS, DOLORES FABE 160 8402310500000389 ADAMS, HERNALIZA ARROYO 161 3443202500000121 ADAMS, MARIALYN LARIBA 162 8402320140004294 ADAMS, MARICRIS BAMBA 163 8402320140004240 ADAMSKI, JENNIFER SANTOS 164 6080020140058932 ADAN, FRANCELL VIM ESBERTO 165 8402310500000654 ADANZA, ERLINDA YU 166 8402320100000496 ADAP, EWELL CASIGURAN 167 6080020140027475 ADARNE, ERNESTO JR. CAYETANO 168 6080020140027462
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