Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao Expansion and Inclusion Plebiscite, 2001 - Results - Inclusion - Cities

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  • Question: Do you vote in favor of the inclusion of your province or city in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao?
e • d Summary of the final official COMELEC canvass of the 14 August 2001 Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao expansion and inclusion plebiscite (Cities Inclusion), 2001
Province Yes % No % Total
Cotabato City 9,361 36.8 16,075 63.2 25,436
Dapitan 413 1.8 22,073 98.2 22,486
Digos 523 1.7 30,176 98.3 30,699
Dipolog 777 2.7 28,171 97.3 28,948
General Santos City 1,277 1.5 82,251 98.5 83,528
Iligan 1,604 2.5 61,472 97.5 63,076
Isabela City 3,656 20.0 14,588 80.0 18,244
Kidapawan 468 2.1 21,887 97.9 22,355
Koronadal 170 0.5 33,288 99.5 33,458
Marawi 26,362 91.6 2,429 8.4 28,791
Pagadian 636 2.0 31,846 98.0 32,482
Puerto Princesa 402 1.1 35,763 98.9 36,165
Tacurong 187 1.0 19,076 99.0 19,263
Zamboanga City 5,849 4.9 112,735 95.1 118.564
Valid votes 563,515

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