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The Senate of the Philippines has received the ballot boxes containing the Certificates of Canvass (COCs) and election returns (ERs) from Cambodia, Vietnam and Malabon City. The ballot boxes would then be stored inside the Senate building in Pasay City until such time Congress convenes as the Na

Malacañang called for unity and healing as it hailed what it described as “generally peaceful and orderly” elections last Monday.

CANVASSING STARTS. The Senate receives certificates of canvass (COCs) from two voting areas for the 2022 presidential and vice presidential races. The COCs and election returns from Cambodia brought by Ambassador Maria Amelita Aquino arrived in the Senate on Wednesday morning. (Photo courtesy of Senate PRIB) MANILA -The Senate has started receiving certificates of canvass (COCs) from two voting areas on its first two days of serving its mandate as part of the National Board of Canvassers for the...

The writer, Jake J. Maderazo, says for the first time, the Philippines will have an elected majority President and Vice-President in the next six years.

The Senate on Tuesday (May 10) night has started receiving votes cast for president and vice president ahead of Congress’ canvassing. malabon cocs Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III, himself a vice presidential candidate, received the first ballot box containing the certificates of can

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) en banc, sitting as the national board of canvassers (NBOC), officially started the canvassing of votes for the senatorial and party-list elections on Tuesday night, May 10. Director John Rex Laudiangco, Comelec acting spokesperson, speaks to members of the m

Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting operations center, University of Santo Tomas, Manila (PNA photoby Avito Dalan) MANILA - Just like in other partial and unofficial counting, Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. and Sara Duterte are the runaway leaders in the presidential and vice presidential derby of the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) on Tuesday afternoon. Marcos has already garnered 30,975,596 votes or 58 percent of about 67.5 million registered voters...

BY THE METRO TEAM Malfunctioning Vote Counting Machines (VCMs), long lines, power interruptions, fainting spells, rising temperatures and tempers, and breaches in the prescribed minimum health protocols marred the opening of the May 9 national and local elections on Monday. Teresita Maningat, a

The phrase "done voting" gained traction on local Twitter during the elections as first-time voters exercise their Constitutional right to suffrage to

Approximately 67 million registered voters in the Philippines march to polling precincts to cast their ballots to elect the next president of the country, amid the various issues that emerged on election day.