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Senators Noynoy Aquino and Mar Roxas, candidates of the Liberal Party, won the automated  overseas absentee voting in Hong Kong and Singapore, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Hong Kong

For President
Noynoy Aquino 19,606 votes
Eddie Villanueva 8,327
Manuel Villar 5,622 votes.
Gilberto Teodoro Jr. (2,556)
Joseph Estrada 1,980
Richard Gordon 945
Vetellano Acosta (58)
Jamby Madrigal 30
John Carlos delos Reyes 26
Nicanor Perlas 20

For Vice President
Mar Roxas 19,837 votes
Loren Legarda 6,885
Perfecto Yasay 6,353
Jejomar Binay 4,083
Bayani Fernando 998
Eduardo Manzano 639
Jose Sonza 103
Dominador Chipeco 20

1. Bong Revilla 22,020
2. Ralph Recto 20,495
3. Franklin Drilon 19,982
4. Jinggoy Estrada 19,946
5. Miriam Defensor-Santiago 19,739
6. Ferdinand Marcos Jr. 18,555
7. Juan Ponce Enrile 16,479
8. Vicente Sotto III 14,262
9. Pilar Juliana Cayetano 13,817
10. Serge Osmena III 11,690
11. Jose de Venecia III 11,263
12. Teofisto Guingona III (10,853).

The DFA said that only 39,383 out of 95,355 voters cast their ballots in 96 clustered precincts.

Singapore

Noynoy Aquino 4,949 votes
Manuel Villar 1,314
Richard Gordon 1,105
Gilbert Teodoro Jr. 1,024
Eddie Villanueva 711
Joseph Estrada 345
Jamby Madrigal 19
Nicanor Perlas 19
Vetellano Acosta 17
JC Delos Reyes 12

For Vice President
Mar Roxas 5,017 votes
Loren Legarda 1,617
Bayani Fernando 1,060
Jejomar Binay 1,056
Perfecto Yasay 386
Eduardo Manzano 247
Jose Sonza 71
Dominador Chipeco 15

For Senators:
1. Ralph Recto 5,651
2. Miriam Defensor-Santiago 5,534
3. Franklin Drilon 5,472
4. Pilar Juliana Cayetano 4,394
5. Bong Revilla 4,373
6. Sergio Osmena III 4,085
7. Ferdinand Marcos III 3,906
8. Juan Ponce Enrile 3,899
9. Teofisto Guingona III 3,825
10. Vicente Sotto III 3,711
11. Jinggoy Estrada 3,120
12. Sonia Roco tied with Jose de Venecia III 2,679

Turnout in Singapore is lower: Only 9,588 out of 31,851 cast their ballots in 32 clustered precincts, said the DFA