Greg Gregorio News Today

Vice President-elect Sara Duterte declared that she did not receive cash donations and instead got in-kind contributions from her political party and “other sources.”

President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. declared before the Commission on Elections that he spent over P623 million for his winning campaign to sit in Malacañang.

Sen. Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel, the son of a PDP-Laban co-founder, said Friday that they will appeal the resolution of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) which recognized the faction led by Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi as legitimate members of the ruling.

In a resolution issued Friday, the poll body’s special second division recognized the Cusi-led faction as the “true and official members” of the ruling party. President Rodrigo Duterte is the chair of the said wing.

The Integrated Bar of the Philippines will provide free legal aid to Comelec officials and voters in for the elections in all its chapters across the country.

Malacañang described Comelecs decision to no longer hold presidential and vice presidential town hall debates as "unfortunate."

Newly appointed Elections Commissioner George Garcia has informed the poll body that he will take no part in the pending cases involving presidential candidate Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.

The Commission on Elections on Wednesday afternoon said the removal of election materials in private areas has been put on stop following the order from the Supreme Court.

Pending appeals related to the presidential bid of Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. will be decided before elections day, Acting Elections Commissioner Socorro Inting said Friday.

The Commission on Elections has started dispatch of equipment, peripherals, forms and supplies related to the 2022 national polls in May.