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Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION on ELECTIONS OFFICE for OVERSEAS VOTING Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF DEACTIVATED OVERSEAS VOTERS due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National Elections Embassy/Post : KUWAIT Country : KUWAIT # NAME REGISTRATION # NAME REGISTRATION DATE DATE 1. AARON, MARY JEAN TRAVILLA 09/18/2014 62. ABANSADO, NOVIE RENDON 08/26/2015 2. ABA, ERA MAE MABAO 12/08/2014 63. ABANTE, ANALIZA CAPUCAO 04/08/2015 3. ABA, MARITES TABURA 03/01/2015 64. ABANTE, DANILO ASIS 06/30/2014 4. ABA, NORHANA SENDATOK 06/17/2015 65. ABANTE, JOVEMA MAGHANOY 01/21/2015 5. ABAB, ALMA MAE OROPONG 09/29/2015 66. ABANTO, CLARILYN RAMOS 10/12/2015 6. ABABAO, ELIZABETH ABESAMIS 09/21/2015 67. ABANTO, EVELYN ARANDA 09/11/2014 7. ABACAN, LOIDA CAWILAN 09/13/2014 68. ABANTO, EVELYN COTCHOCO 02/22/2015 8. ABACIAL, LORNA SUMBE 09/17/2012 69. ABAO, CHERRIE CAJUCOM 09/20/2015 9. ABACO, SONIA NAHIAL 08/18/2015 70. ABAOAG, GIOVANNI MACARAIG 07/23/2014 10. ABAD, ANNABELLE PILOTON 09/18/2012 71. ABAOAG, MAGIE CARINO 08/10/2015 11. ABAD, BAINORA ABDULLAH 06/03/2012 72. ABAPO, GERALDINE INSOY 02/03/2015 12. ABAD, EUGENE DE LA CRUZ 03/09/2015 73. ABARABAR, AILINE GRACE ESPIRITU 11/18/2014 13. ABAD, EVANGELINE CASTANO 09/25/2012 74. ABARASA, SHERDALYN NAMLI 03/06/2015 14. ABAD, HAZEL GRACE LEANO 09/17/2014 75. ABARATIGUE, EDITHA CALDA 08/14/2014 15. ABAD, JON JON PAJARES 11/20/2014 76. ABARCA, ALAN ESPOSO 12/22/2014 16. ABAD, MARGIELYN AROMIN 07/23/2015 77. ABARCA, MARY JOYCE SABADO 03/17/2015 17. ABAD, MARIBEL PILOTON 09/09/2015 78. ABARICIO, GLAYNES PAGAN 09/24/2015 18. ABAD, MARIETA MAYOR 09/05/2015 79. ABARICO, FELIPE JR. CABIANA 01/06/2015 19. ABAD, MARVIN LAROCO 08/11/2014 80. ABARICO, JOYLYN CONSOLACION 08/12/2015 20. ABAD, NORA SANDAG 08/16/2015 81. ABARICO, LOUIE JATAYNA 01/12/2015 21. ABAD, PRUDENCIO REYNO 07/24/2015 82. ABARIENTOS, CORAZON FAJARDO 05/10/2012 22. ABAD, RHODORA GUTIERREZ 09/15/2015 83. ABARIENTOS, JOANA ROSE MONILLA 09/22/2014 23. ABAD, RHODORA QUINTERO 10/03/2015 84. ABARIENTOS, ROSEMARIE FABILLARAN 09/22/2012 24. ABAD, SANAIRA PENDINATAR 10/21/2015 85. ABARINTOS, MICHAEL CALAGOS 10/30/2012 25. ABAD, SURAYNE MANTAWIL 07/10/2014 86. ABARQUEZ, ALMAJANE VILLAMERO 02/12/2015 26. ABADIANO, ROWENA SAQUILON 09/15/2015 87. ABARQUEZ, CHERIQUE ANN UMANDAC 10/24/2014 27. ABADIEZ, ROSANA MENADEZ 05/26/2014 88. ABARQUEZ, FELISA DECLAROS 01/28/2015 28. ABADILLA, JO GRACE IBONALO 06/11/2015 89. ABARQUEZ, LORECEL ABARQUEZ 01/12/2015 29. ABADILLA, NERISSA PALMEA 05/21/2014 90. ABARRACOSO, SUNNY BOY ELLAZAR 08/19/2015 30. ABAES, GERLIE ANALA 08/07/2014 91. ABARRO, EDWIN MARTIN 10/16/2015 31. ABAH, FATMA LAYD 10/31/2012 92. ABARTE, JOCELYN LOZADA 07/13/2015 32. ABAH, VIVA ROSE BARA 09/07/2014 93. ABAS, ASMA KADANG 06/22/2014 33. ABAILE, MICHEL FERNANDO 08/30/2015 94. ABAS, BAILYN MAULANA 09/08/2014 34. ABAINZA, MARY GRACE CAMACHO 12/12/2014 95. ABAS, FATIMA ZAILON 08/04/2015 35. ABALA, RUTCHEL PACLE 09/04/2015 96. ABAS, MAISARA KADER 12/18/2014 36. ABALDE, JUVELYN SALISE 06/23/2014 97. ABAS, MERA AMPUAN 01/26/2015 37. ABALE, CHONA SONIO 08/19/2015 98. ABAS, MONERA USMAN 11/29/2011 38. ABALOS, JULIUS LOPEZ 04/12/2015 99. ABAS, NORAIDA ABO 06/08/2015 39. ABALOS, LORINA FERNANDO 12/10/2014 100. ABAS, NORMA SABPA 09/23/2015 40. ABALOS, MARY ROSE DELA CRUZ 09/21/2015 101. ABAS, RAHIMA SUWAIB 09/15/2015 41. ABALOS, MAY SANTILLAN 08/28/2015 102. ABAS, ROWENA ABDULRAKMAN 06/30/2015 42. ABALOS, MELENDRE RAVANCHO 06/25/2014 103. ABAS, SAIDA ALI 09/20/2015 43. ABALOS, MYLENE UBALDO 07/01/2015 104. ABAS, SAMERA ABDULAZIZ 03/19/2015 44. ABALOS, RENELIA TOMAS 03/14/2015 105. ABAS, SARAH MANONOTOK 07/19/2012 45. ABALOYAN, RACKY DADO-ACON 10/20/2014 106. ABAS, SARAH SAUD 09/04/2012 46. ABAN, BAINORA LABA 09/01/2014 107. ABAS, SARAH JANE RASID 06/01/2014 47. ABAN, LENY GARILAO 05/29/2015 108. ABAS, TATA USOP 10/03/2014 48. ABAN, MARIEL CAPIÑA 09/01/2015 109. ABAS, ZURHANNIE KALUDAN 07/29/2015 49. ABAN, MARY ANN VERALDE 10/01/2015 110. ABASAL, NURHATI PAMBATAL 01/22/2015 50. ABAN, MYRUTH PAGUNSAN 10/28/2015 111. ABASOLA, NOREN TABAFUNDA 02/18/2015 51. ABANA, ANNA LISSA ARAO 03/29/2015 112. ABASOLO, MA. ELVIRA OCLARIT 10/21/2014 52. ABANACION, JOANNAH PABAYOS 03/11/2015 113. ABASOLO, MERCY RABINA 10/01/2014 53. ABANERO, FRANCISCA CARDONA 05/25/2014 114. ABASTA, ANALIZA DOMINGO 03/23/2015 54. ABAÑES, JOSEPHINE AGUALLO 10/12/2014 115. ABASTA, JACQUELINE TAYAS 07/28/2015 55. ABANES, MARIO MANALO 04/19/2015 116. ABASTILLAS, MA TERESA SALAS 11/26/2014 56. ABANG, TERESITA NOB 09/28/2015 117. ABATAYO, ARACILI PAICA 10/14/2015 57. ABANGAN, JULIE ANN LADDARAN 06/25/2015 118. ABATAYO, IKE MANAYAGA 06/01/2015 58. ABANIA, JULIA AGUISANDA 07/21/2015 119. ABAY, CONCEPCION BALINGIT 03/26/2015 59. ABAÑO, JEANILYN BUSTOS 01/22/2015 120. ABAY ABAY, ALMA BARCEBAL 07/15/2015 60. ABAÑO, JENNIFER PANDAY 08/18/2015 121. ABAYA, MANILYN BUSTAMONTE 10/21/2015 61. ABAÑO, NICANOR BERROYA 11/19/2003 122. ABAYAN, GLODILEN ONGKIT 08/07/2014 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 1 Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF DEACTIVATED OVERSEAS VOTERS due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National Elections Embassy/Post : KUWAIT Country : KUWAIT # NAME REGISTRATION # NAME REGISTRATION DATE DATE 123. ABAYAN, ROSECYL RIVERA 08/15/2015 184. ABDULKADIR, BAILYN JUMAHARI 08/26/2015 124. ABAYATA, AMALIA DAGA 09/10/2015 185. ABDULKADIR, ESNAIRA KUSAIN 10/08/2015 125. ABAYGAR, AIREEN LAFORTEZA 12/18/2014 186. ABDULKADIR, NORHAYA ABDULHAMID 09/07/2015 126. ABAYON, GLEVIR PALOMAR 09/03/2014 187. ABDULKAHAR, GUIAMALIA KADALAM 02/15/2015 127. ABAYON, MARIA CECILIA BRIONES 08/11/2015 188. ABDULKALIM, GUIRIA TANTO 10/26/2015 128. ABAYON, SHARA LYN AGAPITO 01/07/2015 189. ABDULKARIM, NORHAIYA GINSO 08/04/2014 129. ABBAS, LOLITA DIQUIT 03/09/2015 190. ABDULKARIM, NORPA MUHAMMAD 09/21/2015 130. ABBDULLAH, ASNIYA MATILAK 08/28/2014 191. ABDULKARIM, OMOHAIR DALOS 08/13/2015 131. ABBO, CATHERINE UNDALI 02/08/2015 192. ABDULLA, AMIRIYAN DAHANDAL 11/09/2014 132. ABCEDE, MARIFE CUDIAMAT 03/03/2015 193. ABDULLA, NORAIMA SULAIMAN 09/18/2014 133. ABD MUTALIB, JENIFFER HASSAN 06/11/2014 194. ABDULLAH, ABDULMANAN SHARIF 08/17/2015 134. ABDILA, SAIDA BAGUINDA 08/23/2015 195. ABDULLAH, AIDAH SAMBITORY 09/14/2015 135. ABDILLAH, BING TAHA 06/03/2014 196. ABDULLAH, AISA LIPULES 05/18/2014 136. ABDILLAH, FATIMA SUGADOL 11/17/2014 197. ABDULLAH, AISHA PANGALOAN 08/12/2015 137. ABDON, JULIE ANNE 06/17/2014 198. ABDULLAH, AMINA LINATANG 07/26/2015 138. ABDON, LEA BANDALI 09/30/2015 199. ABDULLAH, AMIRA ALIM 08/25/2014 139. ABDON, REYNALINE AGARIN 02/17/2015 200. ABDULLAH, ANISA ALI 04/30/2012 140. ABDU, KARMA HASIM 09/30/2012 201. ABDULLAH, ANISA RAMBAG 10/22/2014 141. ABDUA, NURON HALMAIN 02/12/2015 202. ABDULLAH, ASMERA USOP 10/21/2015 142. ABDUHALIM, KAIDANG TAKAHAN 08/13/2015 203. ABDULLAH, BADRIA KAMAD 05/22/2014 143. ABDUJALEM, AYANG IDOL 01/12/2015 204. ABDULLAH, BAILANIE DAUD 07/28/2009 144. ABDUL, AISA ABDULLAH 10/27/2015 205. ABDULLAH, BAINOT LAGUIAMODA 10/08/2012 145. ABDUL, AISA PLANG 06/15/2014 206. ABDULLAH, BAISANDRA KUNDING 09/09/2015 146. ABDUL, BAILA SEMPO 08/08/2015 207. ABDULLAH, BERNA MANGANSAKAN 08/20/2014 147. ABDUL, GUIAMELA GAYAK 08/05/2015 208. ABDULLAH, FAIDZA MAKATELANG 04/07/2015 148. ABDUL, GUIARIA MIADO 06/11/2015 209. ABDULLAH, FATIMA ZAID 11/03/2014 149. ABDUL, ISRAHAYDA HASIM 09/01/2015 210. ABDULLAH, HAIRA ALAMADA 09/15/2015 150. ABDUL, JURHAYMEN JIMMONG 07/14/2015 211. ABDULLAH, HANIPA KASIM 07/21/2012 151. ABDUL, KEVLINE FAUSTO 08/19/2015 212. ABDULLAH, HAYRIA ALI 08/09/2015 152. ABDUL, KHAMAR KAMLIAN 12/04/2014 213. ABDULLAH, JUNAIFA NANGAY 06/22/2015 153. ABDUL, NORHAYA MANDAGUIA 12/16/2014 214. ABDULLAH, MAITA KKALIPA 10/20/2014 154. ABDUL, PAY BUTIGEN 07/01/2015 215. ABDULLAH, MARIAM LIBA 11/16/2014 155. ABDUL, PINANG ALI 06/29/2009 216. ABDULLAH, NORAISA BALASID 06/26/2014 156. ABDUL, RAISA ARSAD 10/27/2015 217. ABDULLAH, NORHANA MOPAK 07/23/2015 157. ABDUL, RAMLA KANAKAN 03/06/2015 218. ABDULLAH, NORHAYA PANGANDAG 09/03/2014 158. ABDUL, RASMIYAH SALIK 10/07/2015 219. ABDULLAH, NORHUDA ZACARIA 01/15/2015 159. ABDUL, SAGUIARNA GIAMLOD 08/09/2015 220. ABDULLAH, NORMIA TALIB 04/09/2012 160. ABDUL, SAGUIRA BIDA 09/29/2014 221. ABDULLAH, NORNISA YUSOP 06/03/2015 161. ABDUL, SAHARA MOKAN 11/20/2011 222.
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