Former Senator Jinggoy Estrada tells our correspondent @eimorpsantos he's "inclined" to run for the Senate again in 2022.
Estrada, president of Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino, says the party plans to forge a coalition "with other major political parties."
Estrada, president of Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino, says the party plans to forge a coalition "with other major political parties."
@eimorpsantos Ex-Sen. Jinggoy Estrada on seeking a Senate comeback: “Well, it depends on the survey, the results of the survey. Anyway, October is already fast approaching and we’ll know by then… I am inclined to.”
The filing of certificates of candidacy is on Oct. 1-8 | @eimorpsantos
The filing of certificates of candidacy is on Oct. 1-8 | @eimorpsantos
@eimorpsantos Ex-Sen. Jinggoy and his half-brother, former Sen. JV Ejercito, both ran in the 2019 midterm polls and were part of Sara Duterte-led Hugpong ng Pagbabago’s slate.
They did not make it to the top 12 as JV placed 13th and Jinggoy ranked 15th bit.ly/3gNmZwU | @eimorpsantos
They did not make it to the top 12 as JV placed 13th and Jinggoy ranked 15th bit.ly/3gNmZwU | @eimorpsantos
@eimorpsantos Ex-Sen. Ejercito earlier said he would run in 2022 if there are available campaign funds, even if he may again have to compete with Jinggoy.
"I am running because of my advocacy and unfinished business regardless... Funds permitting," Ejercito said | @eimorpsantos
"I am running because of my advocacy and unfinished business regardless... Funds permitting," Ejercito said | @eimorpsantos
@eimorpsantos Other former lawmakers have also confirmed plans to join the 2022 senatorial race, including House Deputy Speaker and Antique representative Loren Legarda and Sorsogon Governor Chiz Escudero bit.ly/3xLenMQ | @eimorpsantos
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