HEADS UP: Top News Stories You Need to Know Today, May 11

Here’s a Heads Up from reportr on top news stories that you need to know today, May 11: 

EXPLAINERS

• How big is Bongbong Marcos’ mandate of 30 million votes to capture the presidency.

ELECTION NEWS

• Vice President Leni Robredo urged supporters of her presidential campaign to “listen to the people’s voice” and to believe that their historic volunteer-driven campaign would not go to waste
• Actor Robin Padilla was poised to top the senatorial race that will see the return of former senators as well as relatives serving at the same time.
• Defeated again on his second time running for president, Sen. Panfilo Lacson said he was “going home” to his family.
• Manila Mayor Isko Moreno has congratulated the Marcos-Duterte tandem and urged the public to support the incoming leaders.
• As he conceded too, presidential candidate Leody de Guzman asked Comelec to investigate alleged irregularities in Monday's vote.
• Lacson’s running mate, Senate President Tito Sotto, has conceded in the vice presidential race to Sara Duterte.
• Sara Duterte thanked supporters and scheduled a thanksgiving mass laster this week.
• Pasig Mayor Vico Sotto won re-election by a landslide
• The City of Manila elected it's first woman mayor, Honey Lacuna.
• Marcos supporters celebrated outside his campaign headquarters on EDSA.
• Robredo's campaign anthem ‘Rosas’ got new lyrics to reflect hope after May 9, singer-songwriter Nica del Rosario said.
• The Comelec said allegations of election cheating may be hard to prove as it addressed observations on a supposed pattern in the unofficial tallies for Marcos and Robredo.