Philippine poll bloodiest in 15 years, military says+

Philippine poll bloodiest in 15 years, military says+

MANILA, Philippines - Vote counting continues at the National Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) in Manila on May 15. Close to 100 people died in the May 14 national and local elections, making this year's polls the bloodiest since the 1986 snap presidential elections that ousted Ferdinand Marcos and catapulted Corazon Aquino to power.

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