UPDATE: The unofficial tally by the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) and the Inquirer unofficial results through the Comelec-GMA transparency mirror server ended on May 18, 2016. Congress is set to begin the official count of the results for president and vice president on May 25.

PPCRV ends unofficial quick count

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Inquirer Unofficial Results of the 2016 elections

In the days that have passed since the voting period for the 2016 Philippine national and local elections, the results from the hundreds of thousands of precincts from around the world have slowed in their transmission.

As of 2:45 p.m. on May 13, 2016, 3,848 precincts from both the Philippines and around the world remain to be transmitted and counted. The number is based on the Comelec-GMA transparency server that is a mirror of the server used by the PPCRV.

As of writing, too, Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte is presumptively the next president of the republic while the race toward the vice presidency remains tight between Camarines Rep. Leni Robredo and Sen. Bongbong Marcos, with the congresswoman leading by only a little over 200,000 votes.

Just how big of a dent can the remaining precincts make in the national and local races? Perhaps the presidential race is all but official, but with Robredo leading the vice presidential race by only a little over 200,000 votes, every vote counts.

INQUIRER.net lists in this article the remaining registered voters whose ballots have yet to be transmitted to the servers manned by the Commission on Elections (Comelec). The specific location and IDs of the precincts were excluded for security purposes.

Note that the number of registered voters does not equate to actual votes that will be transmitted. Going by Comelec’s 81.62-percent total voter turnout, only 17,721 voters cast their ballot of Metro Manila’s total remaining 21,712 voters.



3,848 PRECINCTS LEFT

UNTIL 100-PERCENT TRANSMISSION

(As of 2:45 p.m., May 13, 2016)

Legend: Province/Country – Total Registered Voters

(Disclaimer: The number of registered voters does not equate to actual votes that will be transmitted. Example: Going by Comelec’s 81.62-percent total voter turnout, an estimated 17,721 voters cast their ballot of Metro Manila’s total remaining 21,712 voters.)

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NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION – 21,712

REGION I

Ilocos Norte – 1,121

Ilocos Sur – 1,961

La Union – 571

Pangasinan – 34,040

REGION II

Cagayan – 16,110

Isabela – 20,534

Nueva Vizcaya – 24,502

CAR

Abra – 2,870

Apayao – 1,153

Benguet – 2,819

Ifugao – 2,889

Kalinga – 8,217

Mountain Province – 11,659

REGION III

Bataan – 779

Nueva Ecija – 1,222

Pampanga – 978

Zambales – 1,287

REGION IV-A

Batangas – 3,046

Cavite – 520

Laguna – 4,509

Quezon – 12,657

Rizal – 1,555

REGION IV-B

Marinduque – 7,223

Mindoro Oriental – 15,249

Palawan – 7,219

Romblon – 9,720

REGION V

Albay – 8,586

Camarines Sur – 514

Catanduanes – 793

Masbate – 11,653

Sorsogon – 44,702

NIR

Negros Occidental – 44,731

Negros Oriental – 3,924

REGION VI

Aklan – 6,327

Antique – 8,791

Capiz – 15,410

Iloilo – 11,436

REGION VII

Bohol – 8,597

Cebu – 27,091

REGION VIII

Biliran – 2,160

Northern Samar – 5,286

Eastern Samar – 3,109

Western Samar – 1,867

Leyte – 9,861

Southern Leyte – 4,747

REGION IX

Zamboanga del Norte – 28,639

Zamboanga Sibugay – 2,638

Zamboanga del Sur – 21,096

REGION X

Bukidnon – 25,532

Lanao del Norte – 22,495

Lanao del Norte – 119,793

Misamis Occidental – 16,925

REGION XI

Compostela Valley – 7,162

Davao del Norte – 23,304

Davao del Sur – 4,101

Davao Occidental – 29,332

Davao Oriental – 40,456

REGION XII

Sarangani – 677

South Cotabato – 32,545

Sultan Kudarat – 33,621

REGION XIII

Agusan del Norte – 29,950

Agusan del Sur – 6,672

Dinagat Islands – 8,437

Surigao del Norte – 39,221

Surigao del Sur – 116,551

ARMM

Basilan – 23,912

Maguindanao – 97,642

Sulu – 78,623

Tawi-Tawi – 3,217

OVERSEAS ABSENTEE VOTERS

Afghanistan – 1,139

Argentina – 666

Australia – 8,413

Austria – 1,653

Bangladesh – 612

Brazil – 1,553

Brunei – 10,169

Brussels – 2,454

Budapest – 708

Cambodia – 1,848

Canada – 78,421

Chile – 495

China – 114,379

Cyprus – 3,577

Denmark – 886

Ecuador – 108

Egypt – 2,888

Germany – 5,993

Greece – 6,715

Finland – 721

France – 4,553

Iceland – 111

India – 607

Indonesia – 2,618

Iran – 359

Israel – 14,216

Japan – 22,175

Jordan – 6,533

Kuwait – 55,524

Mexico – 2,014

Myanmar – 427

Netherlands – 2,752

New Zealand – 9,545

Norway – 2,691

Oman – 11,428

Pakistan – 745

Papua New Guinea – 4,139

Peru – 116

Poland – 363

Portugal – 11,798

Prague – 484

Russia – 1,515

Saudi Arabia – 207,083

Sweden – 830

Switzerland – 4,741

United Arab Emirates – 169,901

United States – 175,237

United Kingdom – 3,043

Thailand – 6,328

Timor-Leste – 802

Turkey – 2,293

Vatican – 875

Vietnam – 2,164

African Continent – 7,812

Rest of Asia – 103

Rest of Europe – 319

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