mary wollstonecraft started the women's right to vote movement.
who started the women's right to vote movement?
mary wollstonecraft
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in the final weeks of the month, advocates and dissenters of the reproductive health law endorsed two sets of candidates for the senate. the white vote movement led by el shaddai leader mike velarde and 40 catholic lay organizations endorsed six una senatorial candidates richard gordon, nancy binay, juan miguel zubiri, gregorio honasan, mitos magsaysay and jv ejercito and three team pnoy senatorial candidates, aquilino pimentel iii, antonio trillanes iv and cynthia villar. the purple vote movement composed of advocates for the reproductive health law endorsed seven team pnoy senatorial candidates: sonny angara, bam aquino, alan peter cayetano, chiz escudero, risa hontiveros, loren legarda, and grace poe. former health secretary and lead convener of the purple vote movement esperanza cabral stated that although the main basis of their endorsement was on the passage of the rh law, the endorsed candidates consistently support other progressive measures including the sin tax reform law and the freedom of information bill and are known for their integrity. noticeable in the endorsement is the non-appearance of una senatorial candidate jack enrile and makabayan senatorial candidate teodoro casiño both of whom were blacklisted under the team patay poster by the bacolod cathedral.
2013 philippine senate election