Rizalito David

Philippine political analyst and politician

Rizalito Yap David (born January 12, 1963) is a Filipino politician and radio commentator. He entered University of the Philippines Los Baños and was a staff of an election tandem, Senators Francisco Tatad and Robert Jaworski, and Congressman Hernando Perez.

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Rizalito David

Philippine political analyst and politician

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Rizalito Yap David (born January 12, 1963) is a Filipino politician and radio commentator. He entered University of the Philippines Los Baños and was a staff of an election tandem, Senators Francisco Tatad and Robert Jaworski, and Congressman Hernando Perez.

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Rizalito Yap David (born January 12, 1963) is a Filipino politician and radio commentator. He entered University of the Philippines Los Baños and was a staff of an election tandem, Senators Francisco Tatad and Robert Jaworski, and Congressman Hernando Perez. He ran for senator in 2010 and 2013, gaining 49th out of 61 places with a total of 451,089 votes and 30th out of 33 places with 1,035,971 votes, respectively. In August 2015, he filed a complaint against Senator Grace Poe, which was rejected by the Senate Electoral Tribunal, but it caused the short disqualification of Poe from the 2016 Philippine presidential election. Since then, he ran for president and vice president two times: in the 2016 elections, where he was declared a nuisance candidate, and the 2022 Philippine vice-presidential election, where he gained 9th (last) with 56,711 (0.11 percent) votes.

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