The preliminary vote count results released by the Philippine media in the early morning of the 10th showed that the Philippine Federal Party candidate Ferdinand romuyardes Marcos (little Marcos) won the presidential election held on the 9th, but the Philippine Election Commission has not confirmed this result. According to the counting results of 96% of the votes, Marcos Jr. has won more than 30 million votes, with a vote rate of more than 50%, leading the main competitor and current Vice President Lenny Robredo by a simple majority to win the presidential election. Marcus Jr.'s running mate, Sarah duterte kapio, the eldest daughter of the current Philippine President Rodrigo duterte and mayor of Davao, also won the vice presidential election with more than half of the votes. Little Marcos delivered a video speech late on the 9th to express his thanks to his supporters. Robredo called on supporters to accept the election results in the early morning of the 10th. The Philippines held national and local elections on September 9 to elect a new president, vice president, members of Congress, local administrators and members of Parliament. The Philippine constitution stipulates that the term of office of the president is six years and cannot be re elected. Marcos junior, aged 64, is the son of former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos. He initially entered politics in the 1980s. In the early 1990s, little Marcos was successively elected governor, representative and Senator of North irogo province. Marcos Jr. ran for vice president in 2016 and lost to Robredo by a small margin. (Xinhua News Agency)