Comelec Dismisses Disqualification Case Against Camille Villar Over Vote-Buying CAMILLE VILLAR – The senatorial candidate expressed relief and gratitude after the Commission on Elections (Comelec) dismissed the disqualification case filed against her. Villar warmly welcomed the decision, saying it was a significant development that would help her campaign in the remaining days before the May … Read more
Comelec Disqualifies Ian Sia IAN SIA – The Pasig City congressional candidate has been disqualified by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) due to sensitive remarks he made during his campaign rallies. The Comelec Second Division issued the disqualification on the grounds that Sia violated Section 261(e) of the Omnibus Election Code, which upholds the standards … Read more
Amid the Issues, Comelec Speaks on Controversial P20 per Kilo Rice Program of PH Government COMELEC – The Commission on Elections advised the government to delay the rollout of the P20 per kilo rice after the May 2025 Elections. Previously, the Department of Agriculture announced that there will be a rollout of affordable rice in … Read more
Gov. Peter Unabia Faces Disqualification After Controversial Remark COMELEC – The Commission on Elections, through its Task Force SAFE, has filed a disqualification petition against Misamis Oriental Governor Peter Unabia. The case was filed on Monday, April 28, in response to a controversial remark he made during a campaign rally earlier this month, which many … Read more
Camille Villar Defends Herself Against Vote-Buying Claims CAMILLE VILLAR – The Las Piñas Representative and Deputy Speaker has officially responded to the vote-buying allegations raised against her by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC). Villar, who is also running for senator in the upcoming elections, addressed the issue following reports that COMELEC would issue a show … Read more
Show Cause Order Issued to Camille Villar Over Alleged Election Violation VOTE BUYING? – The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is set to issue a show cause order (SCO) to senatorial aspirant Camille Villar following allegations of her presence at a cash raffle event in Imus, Cavite. This development follows an anonymous complaint submitted to the … Read more
ER Ejercito Cleared of Overspending Case After 12 Years COMELEC – The Commission on Elections has officially dismissed the overspending case filed against former Laguna Governor Jeorge “ER” Ejercito Jr., twelve years after it was first lodged. The case, which led to Ejercito’s removal from office on May 30, 2014, was among the 370 overspending … Read more
Nueva Ecija Gubernatorial Candidate Ordered by Comelec to Explain Joke About Health of Mayoral Candidate COMELEC – The Commission on Elections has directed Nueva Ecija gubernatorial candidate Virgilio Bote to explain why he should not face penalties for making a controversial remark about the health of a mayoral candidate. During a campaign event on April … Read more
Comelec Issues Reminders for Election Candidates amid School Graduation Rites Season ELECTION – The Commission on Elections (Comelec) warned that disqualification from the May polls await candidates with posted campaign materials at graduation rites. The May 2025 Elections are fast approaching. Both local and national elections are set to be held and the Filipinos will … Read more
Mocha Uson Promises a Respectful Campaign After Jingle Issue MOCHA USON – The vlogger and aspiring Manila councilor has officially responded to the Commission on Elections (Comelec) after being called out for her campaign jingle titled “Cookie ni Mocha.” In a Facebook post on April 9, 2025, Uson shared her reply to Comelec and its … Read more