Bagong Silang Elementary School in Caloocan City (1st district) ranked third with 39,765 voters, while Commonwealth Elementary School in Quezon City (2nd district) came in fourth with 39,120 voters.

The Quezon City government will begin next month the distribution of over 420,000 learning kits to kindergarten to Grade 12 students enrolled in public schools in the city.

Bagong Silang Elementary School in Caloocan City (1st district) ranked third with 39,765 voters, while Commonwealth Elementary School in Quezon City (2nd district) came in fourth with 39,120 voters.

The EcoWaste Coalition reported a notable decrease in littering inside voting centers during the 2025 midterm polls.

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