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A Filipino receives an indelible ink mark on their finger after voting at an elementary school in Quezon City, east of Manila, Philippines. EPA

Voters rush inside as the gate opens at a polling station in Manila. AFP

Manila residents wait in line to vote at a school. AP Photo

Filipinos search a voting directory to pick their candidate in the midterms. Getty Images

A basketball court is turned into a polling station in Quezon City. EPA

Filipinos wait to cast their votes in Manila. Getty Images

A man helps his wife fill out her ballot. AP Photo

Filipinos fall in line to vote in Manila. Getty Images

About 60 millions of Filipino voters will head to the polls on May 13. Getty Images

More than 18,000 positions are at stake, including half of the seats in the upper house Senate. Getty Images

Filipinos crowd a polling station in Manila. Getty Images

Filipinos look for their names and corresponding voting precincts on a board at a school in Manila, Philippines. EPA

A Filipino Muslim mother fills out her ballot at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Manila, Philippines. EPA

Filipinos fill out their ballots at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Quezon City, east of Manila, Philippines. EPA

Filipinos fill out their ballots at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Quezon City, east of Manila, Philippines. EPA

Filipinos cast their votes at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Quezon City, east of Manila, Philippines. . EPA

epa07566273 A Filipino Muslim elderly woman (R) is assisted by a relative to fill out her ballot at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Manila, Philippines, 13 May 2019. Over 61 million Filipinos are expected to cast their vote in the country's mid-term elections, wherein over 43,000 candidates are vying for some 18,000 electoral posts including seats in the Philippine Senate and House of Representatives. EPA/FRANCIS R. MALASIG

Filipino Muslim women display their fingers marked with indelible ink after voting at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Manila, Philippines. EPA

A Filipino receives an indelible ink mark on their finger after voting at an elementary school in Quezon City, east of Manila, Philippines. EPA

Voters rush inside as the gate opens at a polling station in Manila. AFP

Manila residents wait in line to vote at a school. AP Photo

Filipinos search a voting directory to pick their candidate in the midterms. Getty Images

A basketball court is turned into a polling station in Quezon City. EPA

Filipinos wait to cast their votes in Manila. Getty Images

A man helps his wife fill out her ballot. AP Photo

Filipinos fall in line to vote in Manila. Getty Images

About 60 millions of Filipino voters will head to the polls on May 13. Getty Images

More than 18,000 positions are at stake, including half of the seats in the upper house Senate. Getty Images

Filipinos crowd a polling station in Manila. Getty Images

Filipinos look for their names and corresponding voting precincts on a board at a school in Manila, Philippines. EPA

A Filipino Muslim mother fills out her ballot at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Manila, Philippines. EPA

Filipinos fill out their ballots at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Quezon City, east of Manila, Philippines. EPA

Filipinos fill out their ballots at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Quezon City, east of Manila, Philippines. EPA

Filipinos cast their votes at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Quezon City, east of Manila, Philippines. . EPA

epa07566273 A Filipino Muslim elderly woman (R) is assisted by a relative to fill out her ballot at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Manila, Philippines, 13 May 2019. Over 61 million Filipinos are expected to cast their vote in the country's mid-term elections, wherein over 43,000 candidates are vying for some 18,000 electoral posts including seats in the Philippine Senate and House of Representatives. EPA/FRANCIS R. MALASIG

Filipino Muslim women display their fingers marked with indelible ink after voting at an elementary school turned into a voting precinct in Manila, Philippines. EPA

A Filipino receives an indelible ink mark on their finger after voting at an elementary school in Quezon City, east of Manila, Philippines. EPA

Philippines election 2019: Rodrigo Duterte expected to strengthen grip on power

Results could open the way for controversial leader to deliver his pledges to restore the death penalty and rewrite the constitution

Agence France Presse

May 13, 2019

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