Philippine general election, 1947

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The Philippine midterm elections of 1947 were held on November 11, 1947. It replaced one-third of the membership of the Philippine Senate and all local government positions (excluding members of the House of Representatives).

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Summary of the November 11, 1947 Senatorial election results

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes
1.	Lorenzo Tañada	Liberal	1,570,390
2.	Vicente Madrigal	Liberal	1,562,825
3.	Geronima Pecson	Liberal	1,559,511
4.	Emiliano Tirona	Liberal	1,552,545
5.	Fernando Lopez	Liberal	1,543,830
6.	Camilo Osias	Nacionalista	1,512,196
7.	Pablo Angeles David	Liberal	1,489,014
8.	Carlos Tan[1]	Liberal	1,480,305
9.	Primitivo Lovina	Liberal	1,473,888
10.	Eulogio Rodriguez, Sr.	Nacionalista	1,346,174
11.	Felixberto Serrano	Nacionalista	1,236,649
12.	Jose Ma. Veloso	Nacionalista	1,225,347
13.	Emilio Javier	Nacionalista	1,210,419
14.	Sotero Cabahug	Nacionalista	1,209,598
15.	Jesus Barrera	Nacionalista	1,201,329
16.	Jose Imperial	Nacionalista	1,172,741
Note: A total of 23 candidates ran for senator.		Source: Commission on Elections

[edit] See Also

• Commission on Elections
• Politics of the Philippines
• Philippine elections
• Philippine midterm election
• 2nd Congress of the Philippines

[edit] External links

• Official website of the Commission on Elections

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