Democratic Workers of the Philippines

Democratic Workers of the Philippines

Democratic Workers of the Philippines, a party-list that contested the 2004 legislative election in the Philippines. The list obtained 3900 votes (0.03%), and failed to win any seats.[1] The list obtained its highest share of votes in the Central Visayas region, where it mustered 1119 votes (0.14%).[2]

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