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Showing posts with label Philippine Election. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philippine Election. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 13, 2021

ALAMIN: Paano magparehistro para makaboto sa halalan?




MANILA, Philippines — HINDI maikakaila ang kaliwa't kanang reklamo ng maraming Filipino sa pamumuno ng mga nasa pwesto at maaari lamang palitan sa pamamagitan ng eleksiyon. Parang kailan lang, eleksiyon na naman sa susunod na taong 2022.

Ang pagboto ay kapangyarihan at karapatan ng mga mamamayan na pumili ng mga lider na kasama nilang haharap sa mga hamon na ito. 

Ang tanong rehistrado kana ba para bomoto ng lider na napupusuan mong mamuno para sa bansa? Kung hindi pa, narito ang mga hakbang sa proseso ng voters' registration sa Commission on Election o Comelec.

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Sino ang kwalipikadong bumoto?

Simple lamang ang mga qualifications para maka-boto sa darating na halalan at ito ay kinabibilangan ng mga sumusunod;
  • at least 18 anyos bago ang araw ng halalan
  • residente ng Pilipinas sa loob ng 1 taon
  • residente sa lugar kung saan mo nais bumoto 6 buwan bago ang araw ng eleksyon
Anu-anong valid ID ang maaaring dalhin at tinatanggap sa pagpa-rehistro? Importante ang pagkakaroon ng valid ID bilang patunay na maaari na kayong magpa-rehistro. Kung walang ID, maaari ding mag-presenta ng birth certificate. 

Samantala, narito ang mga IDs na tinatanggap ng Comelec:
  • Employee ID
  • Postal ID
  • PWD ID
  • School/University ID
  • Senior Citizen ID
  • Driver’s license
  • NBI clearance
  • Passport
  • SSS/GSIS ID
  • IBP/PRC ID

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Ano ang mga kailangang dalhin sa voters' registration?

Para makapag-parehistro kailangan mong pumunta sa city o municipal Comelec office sa inyong lugar upang makuhaan ng fingerprint, picture, at pirma.

Maaari din ang online appointment o walk-in ang magpaparehistro at kailangan lamang dalhin ang mga sumusunod:
  • 3 copies ng Application Form
  • 1 Valid ID at photocopy nito
  • Sariling ballpen
  • Original at photocopy ng birth certificate kung ikaw ay below 18 years old
  • Maaari ring makuha ang Application Form sa inyong Comelec office kung walang kakayahang mag-print.

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Paano naman magpa-rehistro para maka-boto?

STEP 1: Sagutan ang application form

Pumunta lamang sa irehistro.comelec.gov.ph. para makapagfill-out ng forms. Maaari ring makuha ang application form sa inyong local Comelec office kung walang kakayahang mag-print.

STEP 2: I-submit ang voter registration form at magpakuha ng biometrics.

Nakadepende sa local na opisina ng Comelec ang proseso ng voters’ registration sa inyong lugar. Isumite ang inyong application form at iba pang mga requirements.

Matapos ang verification, kukuhanan kayo ng mga local na opisyal ng inyong larawan, biometrics at signature. 

STEP 3: Kunin ang acknowledgment receipt. Pruweba ito na nakapag submit ka na ng iyong application.

Paano naman magpa-rehistro gamit ang Mobile Application o App ng Comelec?

Para mapalawak ang voters' registration, may mobile app na rin ang Comelec upang mapabilis ang proseso ng pagpa-rehistro. 

Narito ang mga hakbang para gamitin ito:
  • I-download ang Mobile Registration Form App sa bit.ly/MobileFormApp
  • Kahit hindi gumagamit ng internet, i-press ang "get started" at piliin ang uri ng application gaya ng "new registration," "transfer," "reactivation," "change of name," o "correction of entries"
  • Punan ang form at i-generate ang QR code
Bukod sa QR code magdala pa rin ng valid government ID at ipasa ito sa local na Comelec office at kukuhanan pa rin kayo ng larawan, biometrics at signature pagkatapos ay bibigyan ng acknowledgment receipt.

Matapos nito ay rehistrado ka na para sa darating na halalan.

Sa mga nais magpa-rehistro, bukas ang mga Comelec offices sa buong bansa simula alas-8:00 ng umaga hanggang alas-5:00 ng hapon.

Babala naman ng Comelec na huwag hintayin ang deadline sa pagpa-rehistro upang maiwasan ang pagsisikipan.

Ang voters registration ng Comelec ay tatagal hanggang Setyembre 30, 2021.

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Monday, May 13, 2019

PHILIPPINE ELECTION 2019 WATCH THE COUNTING LIVE HERE!


Here, we collected all the news and live stream of the election counting and result for the Philippine national election for Senator and Partylist, this May 13, 2019. We will continue to update the results so you can refresh your browser from time to time.

Partial and Unofficial Results as of 5:20 AM, May 14, 2019 representing 92.89% of the Nationwide Election Returns. (81,607 of 87,851 Election Returns) (44,822,648 of 63,662,481 Registered Voters). 
Source: COMELEC Transparency Server.
SENATORIAL RESULT
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PARTYLIST RESULT
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Friday, May 06, 2016

BINAY, POE and ROXAS SPENT BILLIONS IN TV ADS, DUTERTE, ONLY P257MILLIONS?




Duterte

Even as he flip-flopped on whether to run for the highest post in the land, Duterte began spending on TV ads in March 2015, releasing P11.9 million for that month alone. He continued to advertise every month until June 2015, when his spending spiked at P69.1 million, before he took a break.

He began spending again for TV ads in December – P4.03 million. By that time, two Social Weather Stations (SWS) pre-election surveys had already come out, with him coming in fourth in terms of voter preference in the survey conducted from September 2 to 5, 2015. And suddenly he was first in the November 26 to 28, 2015 survey.

It's notable that he resumed spending for TV ads after he cursed Pope Francis for causing traffic during his visit to the Philippines in January 2015.

Duterte continued to spend monthly until March, simultaneous to the time when he was not faring well in the survey. He was fourth in the pre-election poll conducted from December 12 to 14, 2015 and in the poll conducted from January 8 to 10, 2016.

By the time the survey conducted from February 5 to 7, 2016 came out, he was tied in second place, but in the March 4 to 7, 2016 poll, he was again in fourth place.His spending on TV ads was a far cry from the hundreds of millions his rivals spent – P257.4 million, or the equivalent of 8,895 seconds of airtime.
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Binay

Binay jumped into the fray in May 2015, spending P72.2 million to dwarf Duterte’s spending for the same month – P17.6 million. The vice president continued to advertise on TV until March 2016, only skipping July and August 2015.

The millions he poured into the TV ads seemed to work, as his standing in the SWS surveys only shifted between first and second place. He was second in the September survey, the November survey, and the March survey. He was first in the December survey, in the January survey, and in the February survey. His TV spending peaked in January 2016 at P355.5 million. In total, he spent P1.4 billion from May 2015 to March 2016, the equivalent of 62,640 seconds of airtime.

Roxas

Roxas began placing TV ads in August 2015, spending 130.3 million and becoming the first candidate to spend more than P100 million in one month. He continued to spend monthly until March 2016.

Unfortunately, this did nothing to better his standing in the pre-election survey, as he was consistently in third place from September to March, except for December, where he was in second place.

His spending peaked in January at P270 million.
Poe

Like Roxas, Poe started placing TV ads in August 2015, at P49.7 million, less than half of what the former spent. She immediately made up for it, however, by being the top spender in September 2015, doling out P100.3 million. She continued to spend monthly until March 2016, spending the biggest amount after the Christmas break, at P228.6 million.

Just as she was consistent in spending for TV ads, she was also consistent in her positive ranking in the pre-election surveys. She was either in first or second place from September to March.In total, she spent P1.09 billion on TV ads from August 2015 to March 2016.
Santiago

Despite consistently being in the bottom of the pre-election surveys from September to March, Santiago only began to try to remedy her standing by placing TV ads in February 2016. Then she paid out a relatively modest P15 million. In March 2016, she spent P25.3 million.

She was the only candidate who began placing TV ads only after the filing of certificates of candidacy in October 2015.

Combined, all candidates have spent more on TV ads in the first three months of 2016 than the entire 2015 – at P1.97 billion and P1.88 billion, respectively.
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PRESIDENTIABLE'S TOTAL TV AD SPENT


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Friday, December 11, 2015

MAR ROXAS: The Peaceful Davao City of Duterte is Only A Myth - KATHANG ISIP.

According to former DILG Mar Roxas the real peace and order situation in Davao City is a mere “myth.”He said its only an imagination that DAVAO is safe. "I am not trying to put them down, I am just telling as per statistics. Watch the videos below.

DAVAO City Police issued this statement via Davao Breaking News:

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