Many Filipinos consider an iron-fist or authoritarian style of leadership to be a good thing. It’s usually framed as the “tough love” that we need from the nation’s leader that will finally lead to Fi... (more)
Around 60 million people are expected to vote in the upcoming Philippine elections. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, however, we can also expect some changes in the voting process. What are the rules and... (more)
Have you registered for the upcoming local and national elections? The Collins Dictionary (2021) defines “election” as “a process in which people vote to choose a person or group of people to hold an ... (more)
One of the most anticipated events during election season is the Pilipinas Debates series. This is a series of four debates sponsored by the Commission on Elections that span from the months of Februa... (more)
In the Philippines, the efforts to have a systematic and institutionalized voters education has yet to come to fruition. But why is voters education important? Voters education comes with an improveme... (more)
Vote buying is a real problem that continues to dictate the cycle of politics in the Philippines. While it is illegal, the reality is that vote-buying happens with every electoral cycle due to low eff... (more)
Filipinos consider it helpful to know where the Vice Presidential aspirants stand on key issues that have defined the lives of the everyday Filipino under the Duterte rule. In this article, we’ll look... (more)
Incumbent governor of the province of Negros Oriental, Roel Degamo, filed his Certificate of Candidacy (CoC) for reelection, seeking to once again win the top position in the province. However, his gu... (more)
Here are the senatorial candidates under the Marcos-Duterte slate.
Sherwin Gatchalian
Gatchalian has been a senator since 2016, after running and successfully winning under then presidential-asp... (more)
In this article, we’ll look at where the presidential candidates stand on issues that have been the most relevant following the developments of the last six years under the Duterte administration.
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Filipinos vote for District Representatives and Party-List Representatives every three (3) years. But have you ever wondered exactly how many Representatives there are, and what they actually do? What... (more)
Participating in the elections is easy when you’re in the Philippines, but what if you are living and working abroad? Can you still exercise your right to vote? The answer is yes, you certainly can! I... (more)
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