- A politician is having problems on how to accommodate or give jobs to those who ran under his slate but failed in their reelection bid in the recent May 9 polls.
- Some of those who lost in the recent elections were forewarned they were lagging in local pre-election surveys but the candidates simply chose to ignore them.
- Several individuals and groups are not happy with the monumental road opening project leading to neglected sitios in Benguet for reasons known only to them.
- The provincial government will most likely support the move to return to DOH the management of BeGH to further improve the services rendered by the health facility.
- One of the original BBM supporters up north since the 2016 elections would not harbor ill-feelings to people who would be given government posts ahead of him.
- Those behind the newsletter founded during the campaign period would make sure sustainability in publication and serve as a watchdog against corruptible politicians.
- There was massive vote buying in one town in Mountain Province as one candidate distributed P10,000 to every voter, which is double the amount given by his rival.
- This candidate in a Cordillera province is praying hard his winning rival will soon be deposed for the next in rank to take over the post held before by their patriarch.
- Name recall alone is no guarantee for one to win an elective position reason why the electoral protest recently filed by a losing candidate could be an exercise in futility.
- The much-hyped tree cutting moratorium in Baguio was bound to fail right from the start because of legal infirmities arising from the city’s townsite classification.
- The proposed BLISTT Metropolitan Development Authority will succeed if officials will put their acts together and avoid treating others as mere spectators or audience.
- A group previously active in the business circle has perfected the formula in politics that’s why they are building their dynasty with two siblings reigning in Congress.