Comelec Drops Plans on Mall Voting

The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) revealed to the media on Wednesday that the agency is now dropping plans to conduct mall voting for the very first time in the Philippines this coming May 9, 2016. The announcement was revealed to the media by Comelec Chairman Andres Bautista who stated that the Comelec en banc voted … Read more

Commissioner Guanzon to Push Code of Conduct of Candidates

Commission on Elections (Comelec) Commissioner Rowena Guanzon wants to push the code of conduct for all candidates after the controversial remarks of Mayor Duterte regarding an incident in Davao City that became the hottest topic on various news media in the Philippines. The Commissioner also criticized the Davao City Mayor and presidential candidate about the … Read more

Comelec’s Response to the Controversial “Daang Matuwid” Nick Names on Official Ballots

The Philippines national poll body, Commission on Elections (COMELEC) released an official statement in response to the controversial “Daang Matuwid” nick names used by the administration party’s standard bearer as shown on official ballots being used by the Overseas Filipino Workers in the official Overseas Absentee Voting. Comelec chairman Andres Bautista encouraged those with complaints … Read more

Government Employees Barred from Campaigning for or Against Candidates Even on Social Media

The Philippine national government warned all government employees nationwide not to participate in any activities related to political campaigns during the election period. According to COMELEC’s provision all government employees are barred from campaigning for or against particular candidates – even on social media – but are free to share their personal views. A joint … Read more

48 Minutes of the 2-Hour Presidential Debates Were Spent on Ads

One of Mindanao’s most reliable news media organization, MindaNews revealed on Monday that they monitored a total of 117 ad placements, which means that forty-eight minutes or 35.5% of the entire 135-minute presidential debate on Sunday. According to reports, seven of the campaign ads came from the presidential candidates, except Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, and three … Read more

(Watch) Pilipinas Debates 2016 Replay Videos Featuring 6 Presidential Candidates

The highly anticipated first presidential debates of the Philippines which was held in Mindanao. The Pilipinas Debates 2016 is the first-ever presidential debates which showcases their plans if given the chance to lead the country. The historical event is the first ever since a more comprehensive election was held. Watch the Complete Replay Video of … Read more

Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago’s Party Missing in COMELEC’s Official Ballots

Presidential candidate and one of the country’s most productive lawmakers, Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago caught the media’s attention after COMELEC revealed that in the printing of the ballots for the 2016 elections, Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago’s political party had not been included. The printing of the official ballots was temporarily stopped on Wednesday due to the … Read more

Official List of Party List Candidates Released by COMELEC

The national poll body, Commission Elections (COMELEC) released the official list of national candidates for the 2016 national elections. The official list of Party List Candidates was also released by the Comelec alongside the official national post. See Also: Watch the Soft Side of Mayor Rody Duterte According to the Comelec’s announcement on Monday, the … Read more

Comelec Discovered Errors in the Source Codes of Voting Machines

The national poll body, the Commission on Elections discovered some errors in the source codes of the Automated Election System (AES), less than three months before the highly anticipated May 9, 2016 national elections. Comelec Chairman Andres Bautista confirmed to the media that there were problems with the source codes of the voting machines. According … Read more