The INC’s bloc voting begins during the time of the former president Manuel L Quezon who seeks advice from Felix Manalo, the founder of INC. Candidates who became INC’s president for election includes Gloria Macapagal Arroyo who earns INC’s bloc voting. With anyone losing in the survey the bloc vote of the INC will be a saving grace for them where the actual conversion reaches almost 80 % or three-fourths of the INC’s population in the Philippines.
Aside from the presidential candidate, INC also votes vice president that they will be pairing to the chosen president no regards of the political party they are affiliated. With the new Executive Minister, Eduardo V. Manalo, it will be a big challenge for him and the rest of the INC whom they will be choosing from the nine presidents (Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III, JC delos Reyes, Joseph “Erap” Estrada, Richard “Dick” Gordon, Jamby Madrigal, Nicanor “Nick” Perlas, Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro, Eddie Villanueva and Manny Villar) and eight vice presidents (Jejomar “Jojo” Binay, Dominador Chipeco, Bayani Fernando, Loren Legarda, Edu Manzano, Mar Roxas, Jay Sonza and Jun Yasay).
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Bloc voting and religion is something I really don't understand.
I tried asking my Iglesia ni Cristo friend.
He just said "It's part of our faith."
Even though there are other hundreds of questions lurking in my mind - I didn't ask anymore questions.
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