President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. once again took pride in his senatorial bets, touting them the “dream team”.

The administration’s ticket, Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas, barnstormed the Bicol Region, a known bailiwick of former Vice President Leni Robredo.

In his speech, the president exalted his candidates’ track record anew.

“Iyan po ay kaya naman at isa-isa ay sasabihin natin madaling sabihin de-kalidad po itong ating mga kandidato. ‘Pag pinagsama mo eh halos ito na ‘yung dream team kung tatawagin – para sa politika, ito na ‘yung dream team para sa Senado,” Marcos Jr. said during the Alyansa’s campaign rally at Kaogma Grounds in Pili, Camarines Sur pn Friday, March 7.

The president also emphasized that they are the “one true alliance” whose candidates coming from different parties unified for a common cause.

“Kung titingnan niyo po kami ay iba-iba po ang aming suot. Dahil po iba-iba po ang pinanggalingan namin na mga political party… Kaya po ay madali po masabi na kami po ay ang tunay na Alyansa na nagsama upang pagandahin, upang tumulong, upang magserbisyo sa taong-bayan,” Marcos Jr. stated.

The chief executive also noted how beneficial it would be for him to work with “very experienced” legislators in running the government.

“Ako po sa palagay ko, ako na ang pinakamapalad na Pangulo kung sila ay mahalal lahat. Dahil kung ‘yan ang mga kasamahan ko napakarami po nating magagawa, napakarami po kayong mararamdaman na benepisyo na galing sa national government,” the president stated.

Marcos Jr. concluded his speech by calling on Bicolanos to vote for the entire slate.

“Pagdating po sa Mayo, pagdating po sa Mayo at kayo ay pupunta na at boboto, ‘wag na kayong magdalawang-isip, tingnan niyo po ‘yung Alyansa, 12-0 po. I-shade niyo na kaagad para sa Alyansa!” Marcos Jr. boldly told the audience.

The admin ticket considers Camarines Sur as a “crucial battleground” with 1.34 million voters for the upcoming elections.

Bicol Region is the fifth vote-rich region in the country with over 4 million voters for the 2025 midterm elections.