Marcos' campaign adviser Jonathan Dela Cruz questions how Liberal Party vice presidential bet Leni Robredo caught up with Marcos's one-million vote advantage at the beginning of the unofficial count.
Early Tuesday (May 10), Robredo surpassed Marcos in the PPCRV-KBP's partial and unofficial tally of votes for vice president.
He also said the LP is behind a "Plan B," in which Robredo, once declared the new vice president, will seek the impeachment of Rodrigo Duterte, after he takes office as president.
“Basta’t pinipilit nilang gawin na mauna si Robredo sa akin. Ang sistemang ginagawa nila ay iniipit yung boto ko para hindi lumabas sa PPCRV tapos yung boto ni Robredo inuuna na,” Marcos said.
Marcos to Comelec: Stop counting votes
The Marcos camp now wants the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to stop the unofficial count, saying its results may differ from the official tally of the National Board of Canvassers.
The Marcos camp added there could been dagdag-bawas (vote-padding and vote-shaving), citing data released by the media where vice presidential candidate Francis "Chiz" Escudero appeared to have some lost votes in the tally based on the PPCRV tabulations.
Marcos' lawyer Atty. Amor Amorado said the senator "will win not by a very convincing margin," but his camp is confident he will emerge victorious in a tight contest with Robredo.
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