Former Negros Oriental Governor Pryde Henry Teves and 2 others have filed their candidacy for a special election to replace his older brother.
Three aspirants have so far filed their certificate of candidacy for the congressional seat of the third district of Negros Oriental, namely former Navy Col. Reynaldo Lopez, former Gov. Pryde Teves, and Bacong Mayor Lenin Alviola. Commission on Elections
Three aspirants have so far filed their certificate of candidacy for the congressional seat of the third district of Negros Oriental, namely former Navy Col. Reynaldo Lopez, former Gov. Pryde Teves, and Bacong Mayor Lenin Alviola. Commission on Elections
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