MANILA -- The group backed by media personality Erwin Tulfo, topped the 2019 midterm elections party-list race, with nearly 95 percent of votes counted as of Tuesday.

ACT-CIS or Anti-Crime and Terrorism Through Community Involvement and Support got 9.48 percent of the votes, according to partial results from the Commission on Elections' transparency server past 11 a.m.

Its nominees are Eric Yap, Jocelyn Tulfo, Rowena Niña Orbon Taduran, Edgar Yap, and Jeffrey Soriano.

Left-leaning Bayan Muna placed second with 4.04 percent of the votes. Its nominees are Carlos Isagani Zarate, Ferdinand Gaite, Eufemia Cullamat, Marites Pielago, Maria Cristina Yambot, Irma Espinosa, and Ma. Minerva Panopio.

Below are the nominees of 8 other leading party-lists.

AKO BIKOL

Alfredo Garbin, Jr., Justin Caesar Anthony Batocabe, Ronald Ang, Aderma Angelie Alcazar and Raul Angelo, Bongalon

CIBAC

Eduardo Villanueva, Domingo Rivera, Lyndon Caña, Armi Jane Borje, and Stanley Clyde Flores

ANG PROBINSYANO

Alfred Delos Santos, Ronnie Ong, Edward Delos Santos, Ronaldo Tuazon, and Eubendino Bitor

1PACMAN

Michael Romero, Enrico Pineda, Marlon Bautista, Marvee Espejo, and Edwin Joseph Galvez

MARINO

Carlo Lisandro Gonzalez, Jose Antonio Lopez, Carlo Pio Pacana, Ike D. Solis, Ian Rhey Tampipi

PROBINSYANO AKO

Rudys Ceasar Fariñas, Lira R. Fuster-Fariñas, Charito Malicad, Teresita Rapatan and Genaro Turqueza

SENIOR CITIZENS

Rep. Francisco Datol Jr., Rodolfo Ordanes, and Reynaldo Acop

MAGSASAKA

Atty. Argel Joseph Cabatbat, Soliman Villamin Sr., Oliver Corbito, Joven Santos, Manolito Dacuycoy