Sun.Star Pampanga

Yabut files CoC for fourth district congressio­nal bid

- BY IAN OCAMPO FLORA Sun.Star Staff Reporter

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO— Former Board Member Ricardo Yabut filed his Certificat­e of Candidacy (CoC) recently hoping to land a seat in the House of Representa­tives to represent Pampanga’s fourth congressio­nal district.

Yabut filed his CoC at the Commission on Elections (Comelec) office here running as an independen­t candidate. Yabut is expected to challenge the said electoral position currently held by incumbent Fourth District Representa­tive Juan Pablo “Rimpy” Bondoc.

Yabut vowed to address the needs of various groups and sectors through legislatio­n as well as lobby for more infrastruc­ture and developmen­t projects for the district if elected. Yabut vowed to continue social programs for Pampanga’s fourth district. He will also file laws for out-ofschool youths to give them more access to education.

Yabut was a former three-term board member, in which time he was consistent garnering the highest number of votes, and is known to be a popular political figure in his district. During his time as provincial legislator, Yabut is one of the top performing board members in the province as far as legislatio­n is concerned. His legislativ­e agenda focused on environmen­t, education, health, and infrastruc­ture.

 ?? Ian Ocampo Flora ?? BOARD MEMBER ASPIRANT. Board member-aspirant Olga Frances Fritzie DavidDizon shows her certificat­e of candidacy. Supporting her are Vice Governor Dennis Pineda, Porac Vice-Mayor Dexter David and her husband Benjun Dizon.—
Ian Ocampo Flora BOARD MEMBER ASPIRANT. Board member-aspirant Olga Frances Fritzie DavidDizon shows her certificat­e of candidacy. Supporting her are Vice Governor Dennis Pineda, Porac Vice-Mayor Dexter David and her husband Benjun Dizon.—

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