Rappler’s Patrick Cruz breaks down Marcoleta’s SOCE and examines how he spent his campaign fundsRappler’s Patrick Cruz breaks down Marcoleta’s SOCE and examines how he spent his campaign funds
Breaking down Marcoleta’s P112.9M election campaign spending in 2025
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MANILA, Philippines – Senator Rodante Marcoleta spent P112.9 million on his 2025 election campaign. His Statement of Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE) lists no campaign donors, even though he said in an interview that friends gave him P75 million to help fund his bid.
Rappler’s Patrick Cruz breaks down Marcoleta’s SOCE and examines how he spent his campaign funds. – Rappler.com
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