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Learn more about the withdrawal process for signatories in the people’s initiative (PI) and the clarification provided by the Commission on Elections (Comelec). Find out why explanations and notarization are not required and how the withdrawal forms can be returned. Read more about the indefinite suspension of Resolution 10650 and the future plans of the Comelec.
Learn more about the resumption of voter registration for the 2025 elections in the Philippines and the launch of the Register Anywhere Program (RAP) to make the process more accessible. Find out the eligibility requirements and valid identification cards for registration.
Learn more about the resumption of voter registration in the Philippines, as Comelec introduces the register anywhere program to reach a wider audience. Discover how the commission aims to ensure that every eligible Filipino has the opportunity to register and exercise their right to vote.
Learn more about the Commission on Elections’ partnership with major mall operators to open satellite registration sites in shopping malls across the Philippines, making it easier for citizens to register as voters. Find out the eligibility requirements and the consequences of double or multiple registrations.
Learn more about Comelec’s “Register Anywhere Project” as it expands to 166 malls nationwide, providing convenient voter registration options for eligible individuals. Registration will be open from February 12 to September 30, 2024, offering greater accessibility and aiming to register an additional 3 million new voters.
Learn more about the status of signature sheets submitted for people’s initiative (PI) and the need for amending the rules governing the process. The Comelec has temporarily suspended proceedings related to the signature campaign to amend the Constitution through PI. Currently, the Comelec’s focus is on voter registration and the procurement of equipment for the upcoming May 2025 midterm elections. [supporting sentences]. Category: Politics.
