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List of Approved Applications for the 3Rd RERB Hearing Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF VOTERS APPROVED BY THE RERB Period Covered: Jul. 1, 2017 - Sep. 30, 2017 COUNTRY : UNITED ARAB EMIRATES EMBASSY/ POST : DUBAI No. Voter's Name / VIN Voter's Address Sex 1 ABA-A, RITCHE DAÑO DEIRA F AEAEDU-0000A-H2987RDA20000 2 ABACA, JONATHAN RENIDO SHIEKH ZAYED ROAD M AEAEDU-0000A-I1585JRA10000 3 ABACAJAN, ROSELYN LAPEZ AL QUOZ 2, DUBAI F AEAEDU-0000A-F0887RLA20000 4 ABACCO, NEIL ALDRIN BUCAO P.O BOX 25127 DUBAI M AEAEDU-0000A-J1085NBA10000 5 ABAD, ABNER CUISON AL YARMOOK, SHARJAH M AEAEDU-0000A-A0167ACA10000 6 ABAD, ALDRIEN UMAGAT DEIRA M AEAEDU-0000A-E1382AUA10000 7 ABAD, CHERRY GRACE GONZALES DEIRA DUBAI F AEAEDU-0000A-A1278CGA20000 8 ABAD, GERLIE DUMAT AL QUOZ 2 F AEAEDU-0000A-H2490GDA20000 9 ABAD, JOHN ROBIE BLACER AL QUOZ M AEAEDU-0000A-E0188JBA10000 10 ABAD, KEVIN RONDON DEIRA, DUBAI M AEAEDU-0000A-L0988KRA10000 11 ABAD, LEILA VILLENA AL PHALA PLAZA F AEAEDU-0000A-C0984LVA20000 12 ABAD, MA. 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