Comelec Bans Last Day Candidate Substitution

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has introduced a new resolution banning candidate substitutions after the designated deadline, except in cases of death or disqualification. Comelec Chairman George Erwin Garcia emphasizes this move’s role in ensuring transparency and stability in the electoral process, compelling political parties to finalize candidate lists within the stipulated timeframe. This change aims to prevent voter confusion, promote organizational discipline, and enhance the election’s integrity. Political analysts predict that this will lead to more strategic planning and early commitments from parties and candidates.

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President Marcos Jr.’s Commitment to Tuition-Free College Education

Learn more about President Marcos Jr.’s commitment to sustaining the tuition-free college education program in the Philippines and the significant investments in the education sector. The government’s dedication to promoting universal access to quality tertiary education is underscored, emphasizing the pivotal role of education as an investment in the nation’s future.

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