WATCH: Make Bulacan Liveable interview with Governor Daniel Fernando

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We'll relay Bulacan residents' concerns and questions to the reelectionist governor during the interview. Catch it live on April 28 at 11 am, on this page.

BULACAN, Philippines – Bulacan, a rapidly urbanizing province, contends with traffic, flooding, water problems, the prospect of big-ticket infrastructure projects, and more. It is also the second most vote-rich province, with over two million voters.

What are proposals of Bulacan’s local candidates on how to address these challenges and improve the quality of life of Bulakenyos? Rappler sits down with incumbent governor Daniel Fernando, who is seeking reelection in the upcoming May polls, to find out about his plan and relay to him concerns from Bulacan residents themselves. Joining him is his running mate, vice-gubernatorial candidate Alex Castro.

Also in the panel is Paolo Ordonio, a Bulakenyo who is the education committee director of SIKLAB, a youth empowerment organization with volunteers in San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan.

Catch our live interview on Monday, April 28, at 11 am, on this page, and on Rappler’s YouTube and Facebook pages.

You can participate in the interview by sending your reactions, concerns, questions, and suggestions for Governor Fernando to the liveable-cities public chat room in the Rappler Communities app.

You can download the app from App Store, Play Store, or access the desktop version here. After registering and making your username, tap the Communities tab and look for the liveable-cities chat room.

During the interview, we will also bring up concerns and questions raised by Bulacan residents and voters during our community chat held on April 25 at the liveable-cities chat room in the Rappler Communities app.

Follow Rappler’s 2025 election coverage and access candidates’ profile pages in our election site.

In the months leading to the 2025 local elections, Rappler has held three election townhalls, where we put local candidates of Manila, Marikina, and Cavite in the same room with their constituents to talk about improving quality of life in their localities.

Watch them using the links below:

– Rappler.com