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                    [Title] => ‘Incumbent Manila congressmen may win’
                    [Summary] => An informal survey conducted by Manila’s barangay leaders showed that the city’s incumbent congressmen running for reelection have  a big lead over their rivals.


According to the barangay chairmen interviewed at random by The STAR, their constituents would likely vote today for their incumbent House representatives due to their track records of delivering priority services to their areas.

"They (the incumbent congressmen) have already proven their worth. We don’t want to take chances," a Sampaloc barangay leader said.
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According to the barangay chairmen interviewed at random by The STAR, their constituents would likely vote today for their incumbent House representatives due to their track records of delivering priority services to their areas.

"They (the incumbent congressmen) have already proven their worth. We don’t want to take chances," a Sampaloc barangay leader said.
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According to the barangay chairmen interviewed at random by The STAR, their constituents would likely vote today for their incumbent House representatives due to their track records of delivering priority services to their areas.

"They (the incumbent congressmen) have already proven their worth. We don’t want to take chances," a Sampaloc barangay leader said.
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"They (the incumbent congressmen) have already proven their worth. We don’t want to take chances," a Sampaloc barangay leader said.
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