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Comelec Cebu City set to distribute honorariums of poll workers

At a press briefing Thursday afternoon, Comelec spokesperson John Rex Laudiangco said that the Comelecs probe into the faulty vote counting machines is purely looking at which components failed or if procedural tech matters caused the widespread delays on election day. 

With the elections now over, the Commission on Elections yesterday urged candidates to help in the removal of campaign materials.

The Commission on Elections has affirmed the decision of its Second Division to junk the petition that sought to have then presidential frontrunner Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. declared a nuisance candidate and to cancel his certificate of candidacy.

Despite his platform of national “unity,” Ferdinand Jr.’s candidacy will likely further polarize an already divided society.

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Wednesday declared failure of elections in 14 barangays in Lanao del Sur.

The Commission on Elections announced Wednesday that it will hold special elections in some barangays in three municipalities in Lanao del Sur after violence and missing ballots led to a declaration of failure of elections there.

The members of the current Commission on Elections are probably the most inept, daft and bungling bunch of idiots since the electoral body’s inception in 1940.

One of the petitioners in the disqualification cases against presidential frontrunner, former senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., has vowed to elevate the matter before the Supreme Court after the Commission on Elections denied their appeal.

As in previous elections, all candidates ignored Commission on Elections rules on the display of campaign materials in the just concluded race.