111.   He said all candidates must take extra security measures, and follow the recommendations of the government.

112.   If the vote reaches a third round, a candidate can take the office with a simple majority.

113.   Independent candidates took five seats, electoral officials said.

114.   Independent candidates took the final two seats.

115.   Mrs. Marcos got a boost Tuesday when election officials, who had disqualified her on residency grounds, reversed themselves and said any winning candidate could take office.

116.   Non-partisan candidates took the remaining three positions.

117.   Opposition candidates took four while the determination of the final seat was postponed because of irregularities.

118.   Other candidates are taking a wait-and-see approach.

119.   Presidential candidate Bush took to the airwaves to say he thought the court had overreached its authority and was trying to rewrite state election law.

120.   The allegations were never proven, and the winning candidate took office.