Duterte's term of office can only start at noon on June 30, as stated in the Constitution.
Based on the partial and unofficial count of the Commission on Elections, Marcos and Duterte are poised for a landslide victory.
Presumptive Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio eyes holding her inauguration in Davao City on June 19, weeks earlier than the traditional June 30 schedule.
Duterte-Carpio, who is the outgoing mayor of Davao City, said she would take her oath-taking earlier so she can attend the inauguration of her running mate, presumptive president Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr.
"While waiting for the proclamation, I already penciled on June 19 as the inauguration date in Davao City. The Dabawenyos’ patience made me the public servant that I am today, it is only fitting to honor them the opportunity to witness the oathtaking," Duterte said in a statement.
"It will be conducted earlier than the traditional June 30 event because I also want to attend the oathtaking of President Marcos,” she added.
Duterte's term of office can only start at noon on June 30, as stated in the Constitution.
Based on the partial and unofficial count of the Commission on Elections, Marcos and Duterte are poised for a landslide victory.