SEN. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr. appealed Wednesday to his supporters, mostly young people, to stay calm in the light of alleged discoveries in the unofficial quick count of the votes that, he said, strengthened belief of irregularities in the canvass favoring his rival from the ruling administration camp.

The Ilocano senator made the appeal after learning that a hundred of his supporters, mostly university students, went to Luneta Park in the morning and staged a protest rally to show indignation over the alleged dagdag-bawas (vote padding and shaving) scheme orchestrated by the followers of President Benigno Aquino III.

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