Sandy Ocampo
Congresswoman, 6th District, Manila
Sandy
Ocampo (r) and SPCM HS'78 batchmate Nani Sehwani during Balik Iskul '03. A popular 3-term congresswoman
representing Manila's 6th District, Sandy is favored to
regain former position in May 2004 election.
All the best, Sandy!
Lakas bet chides Comelec
for delisting her name
Source: http://www.journal.com.ph/news.asp?pid=1&sid=1&nid=201&month=4&day=28&year=2004
LAKAS congressional
candidate Sandy Ocampo yesterday chided the Commission on Elections (Comelec)
for mistakenly delisting her name in flyers and sample ballots printed by the
poll body.
Ocampo, who is running in the
6th district of Manila, called the mistake an "ill-motivated booboo."
The said flyers
containing the list of candidates are being mailed to voters by the Comelec.
"Kami ang
number one na taga-suporta ni Pangulong Macapagal-Arroyo at Manila Mayor Lito
Atienza, tapos kami pa ang wala sa opisyal na listahan ng Comelec," Ocampo
lamented (rightmost, with Mayor Atienza and GMA last January 2004).
"I find it absurd and flimsy for the Comelec officials to just dismiss this case as a printing error. How can they miss my name when I am the only one in the list of candidates for the congressional seat in the 6th district of Manila who has actually served not only once but three times in the past? There is no excuse for this grave error and from the looks for it, it is another Comelec booboo," she added.
It was learned that
several Comelec officials went to Ocampo's house a couple of days ago to
explain the incident. The Comelec officials reportedly suggested to insert
Ocampo's name in the more than 200,000 voter's list forms by using stamps.
However, Ocampo
reportedly refused.
Ocampo also asked Comelec Chairman Benjamin
Abalos to ensure fair and honest elections in the 6th district to avoid a
repeat of the incidents that happened during the 2001 elections. Ocampo claimed
jailed Congressman Mark Jimenez won that elections by allegedly engaging in
massive vote buying.
Wednesday, April 28,
2004
6:20:43 PM
Personal Information
(Source: http://www.i-site.ph/Databases/ElectionFiles/Representatives/district/personal/ocampo-personal.html
)
OCAMPO, Rosenda Ann
Malabanan
District:
Manila, 6th district
Date
of Birth:
Place
of Birth: Sta. Ana, Manila
Civil
Status: single
Spouse: n/a
Position:
n/a
Office:
n/a
Educational Attainment
ELEMENTARY
|
Level |
School |
Year Graduated |
|
Elementary education |
St. Theresa’s College |
1974 |
HIGH SCHOOL
|
Level |
School |
Year Graduated |
|
Secondary
education |
St. Paul’s
College |
1978 |
COLLEGE
|
Degree |
School |
Year Graduated |
|
BS Architecture |
University of Santo
Tomas |
1983 |
Career History
|
Position |
Office |
Years |
|
Representative,
6th district, Manila |
House of
Representatives |
1992-2001 |
|
Councilor |
Manila |
1988-1992 |
|
Chief of
staff, office of father, Rep. Pablo V. Ocampo |
House of
Representatives |
1987-1988 |
|
Vice
president for marketing |
GP Homes |
no data |
|
Treasurer |
GP
Development Corp. |
no data |
Affiliations
|
Organization |
Position |
|
Pandayan ng
Demokrasyang Pilipino |
Former director |
|
Samahan ng mga
Kaanak ng mga Bayani ng Himagsikang 1896 |
Former president |
|
Alagad at
Konsensya ng Bayan Inc. |
Former president |
|
YWCA Manila
Chapter |
Former honorary
chairperson |
|
Sta. Ana
Heritage Foundation |
Former chairperson
of the board |
|
Brotherhood
Foundation for Community Development (BFCD) |
Former director |
|
National
Movement for Young Legislators |
Founder/Board member |
|
Phil-Iraqi
Parliamentarians Friendship Society |
Founder |
|
Phil-Thai
Parliamentarians Friendship Society |
Founder |
|
Maynila Muna
Coalition |
Former
secretary-general |
|
Young Deputies
for Good Government |
Former
secretary-general |
Relatives in Government
OCAMPO, Rosenda Ann
Previous
|
Name |
Position |
Office |
Year(s) in Office |
Relationship |
|
Pablo V. Ocampo IV |
Councilor |
Manila |
1995-1998 |
Sibling |
|
Pablo V. Ocampo |
Representative, 2nd
and 4th, Manila |
House of
Representatives |
1965-1972; 1987-1992 |
Parent |
|
Pablo Ocampo |
Representative,
Principe and Infanta |
Malolos Congress;
Philippine Legislature |
1898; 1909-1912 |
Grandfather |
Congressional Experience:
HONORABLE ROSENDA ANN "Sandy" MALABANAN
OCAMPO
Source: www.congress.gov.ph
(as of 18 Jan 99 MST)
Congresswoman,
6th District-Manila
`92,
`95, `98 NPC-LAMP
Birthdate:
August 31, 1961
Profession:
Architect
Committees:
1--
Tourism (Chairman)
2--
Transportation & Communication (Vice Chairman)
3--
Accounts
4--
Appropriations
5--
Economic Affairs
6--
Human Rights
7--
Ecology
8--
Foreign Affairs
9--
Housing & Urban Development
10--
Local Government
11--
Muslim Affairs
12--
Science & Technology
13--
Trade & Industry
14--
Transportation & Communication
15--
Women
16--
Reforestation
17--
Youth & Sports
Sub-Committee:
Municipal Telephone Project (Chairman)
Chief of
Staff: Ms. Mayette Ocampo