FL Liza Marcos at mga anak, pumila para bumoto sa Calayab Elementary School sa Ilocos

- First Lady Liza Marcos, along with his sons, including Rep. Sandro Marcos, came to the voting precinct early on May 12 to cast their votes

- The first family voted at the Calayab Elementary School in Ilocos Norte

- They could be seen lining up outside a classroom, together with the rest of the voters

- President Bongbong Marcos also arrived at the precinct with his family, along with former First Lady Imelda Marcos

First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, along with her sons — including Ilocos Norte First District Representative Sandro Marcos, — arrived early on May 12 to cast their votes for the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections.

The Marcos family voted at Calayab Elementary School in Ilocos Norte, where they were seen lining up outside a classroom alongside fellow voters.

The scene drew attention as the First Family joined the local electorate in a display of civic participation.

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. also arrived at the polling precinct with his family, accompanied by his mother, former First Lady Imelda Marcos.

Despite their high-profile presence, the Marcoses followed standard procedures, patiently waiting in line to vote, reflecting the administration’s message of encouraging all citizens to take part in the democratic process.

The President’s presence in his home province of Ilocos Norte underscores the family’s longstanding political roots in the region, where they continue to enjoy broad public support.

Local residents and poll watchers welcomed the Marcos family's participation, which added significance to the local elections.

Authorities reported that the voting process at the precinct remained orderly and peaceful, with proper security measures in place.

The First Family's early appearance at the polling site was seen as both symbolic and encouraging, as the government pushes for fair, safe, and credible elections throughout the country.

The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) continues to remind voters to exercise their right responsibly and respect election rules to ensure smooth proceedings nationwide.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh