Senator aspirant Carl Balita concedes

By Katrina Gracia Consebido

 

Aksyon Demokratiko senator aspirant Carl Balita conceded defeat on Tuesday, May 10, after failing to enter the top 12 spot in the unofficial and partial election result.

Balita is currently at the 30th place. 

“Senate Candidate #6, is signing off. You heard the voice and stance of the first Nurse, Midwife, Licensed Teacher, Doctor of Education, EntrepGuru as a candidate,” Balita said in a Facebook post.

He added that he will go back to his family and focus on his class, businesses, social media, and advocacies.

“Tomorrow will take care of itself. Salamat sa lahat ng pagmamahal. Ang puso ko ay puno ng galak, pagmamahal, pananampalataya, at pag-asa,” he continued.

Balita also expressed his gratitude to his supporters and vowed to “privately continue doing good things for the country.”

“Ramdam ko pagmamahal at panghihinayang nyo. Ginawa ko lahat ng magagwa ko sa pagpapakilala na hindi ako gagastos [nang] milyon milyon. Pasensya na kayo, yun lang kinaya ko. Hayaan nyo, nandito pa din ako. Privately, gagawa tayo ng kabutihan para sa bayan,” he added.

“Since [I] was convinced by [the] health, [education], and [micro, small, and medium enterprises] sectors to run, [I] gave it all – in preparing myself, and in introducing myself to everyone. I became your favorite in debates and fora. I did what [I[ had to do. But not enough Filipinos voted for me. Let’s [do] it, privately.” – gb

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