As election day commenced, desperation, anxiety, and frustration were indeed evident on the Guerreros as Sandy (Sandy Aloba) arrived at the mansion to give them updates. Among the information she relayed to them was the negative feedback that the press conference they spontaneously staged at the hospital the night before had been receiving, instead of gaining sympathies and good publicity.
She tried to downplay it by telling them that they were able to buy votes from Tanggol’s (Coco Martin) territory in Quiapo, giving them chances to come close to his numbers. However, that didn’t sound like good news to them, especially to Miguelito (Jake Cuenca), who reminded her of what the Guerreros can do once they lose or fail to get whatever they want, so she better fulfill her responsibilities well, or else she will have to hide after the elections.
Roberto (Albert Martinez) then came into the scene, confirming to Sandy if she and her team had already distributed the envelopes to the community leaders and telling her to take care of the payment for the inmates that their contacts in city jail would release to vote for the Guerreros. She also reported that a bus filled with flying voters they hired from Cavite and Rizal was already on its way to the voting precincts.
Don Gustavo (Dante Guerrero) eventually joined the huddle, telling Sandy that it’s not enough to increase their votes, for they also must minimize the votes that the other candidate will get. Roberto assured them that it’s already taken care of, so he just reminded Sandy to just do what needs to be done and make sure that their plan won’t fail in order for it not to be traced back to them.
A scorching altercation then ensued among the Guerreros, as they went on to blame one another for their looming downfall in the elections.
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