MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte will neither campaign for the administration candidates nor for her father, former president Rodrigo Duterte and his ticket, in the 2025 midterm elections.
Speaking to media during the turnover ceremonies at the Department of Education in Pasig City on Thursday, Duterte said in Filipino that both President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and her father invited her to join them during the campaign but she declined, adding that her party will not join the alliance being put up by the Chief Executive.
She said that she wanted to think about the direction she would take during this time but added that 'anything can change' between now and the filing of certificates of candidacy in 2025 and that 'nothing is final' until the last day of filing the CoCs.However, the vice president said she would have a 'heart-to-heart' talk with Senators Bong Go and Ronald dela Rosa after the President's State of the Nation Address on Monday.
Declines Marcos Father's Offers To Campaign In 2025
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