Original sentence: INC members are noted for their bloc voting in Philippine elections, which is also a practice amongst other Philippine religions: ).Macapagal-Arroyo's father, Diosdado Macapagal, due to his religious and political views, refused INC's preferred support during his runs for Vice President in 1957, and re-election for President in 1965 – in which he incidentally lost to Marcos.Others, however, argue that the INC vote is only significant in close-run elections, noting that the INC supported candidates, Sergio Osme%F1a Jr.in 1992.lost in 1969 and Eduardo Cojuangco Jr
Edited sentence: A claimed autobiography at The Macapagals tribute website  says that he "declined the support of a politically powerful religious sect antagonistic to the Catholic Church and harmful to democracy because it forces its believers to vote solidly in elections.Arroyo's father, Diosdado Macapagal refused INC's preferred support during his runs for Vice President in 1957, and re-election for President in 1965 – in which he incidentally lost to Marcos.INC members are noted for their bloc voting in Philippine elections (though this applies also to other Philippine religious groups ).Mr Macapagal had a strong Catholic upbringing, as evidenced by this description from President Macapagal-Arroyo, "My visit to the Pope bolsters my conviction in our public policy that we should continue doing according to the priorities my father told me as a public servant: 'God first, then country, then family last,'" Ms Macapagal said here Saturday.Others, however, argue that the INC vote is only significant in close-run elections, noting that the INC choice lost in 1969 and 1992