What is the role of the Electoral Tribunal?
Electoral Tribunals are the sole judges for all contests regarding the election, returns, and qualifications of members in each house.
Electoral Tribunals are the sole judges for all contests regarding the election, returns, and qualifications of members in each house.
Members of the House of Representatives must be at least twenty-five years old on the day of their election to office.
Regular elections for the Senate and House of Representatives occur on the second Monday of May unless otherwise provided by law.
The Senate consists of twenty-four Senators elected at large by the qualified voters of the Philippines as provided by law.
A Senator must be at least thirty-five years old on election day to ensure maturity in the upper house of Congress.
A Senator must reside in the Philippines for at least two years immediately before the election to qualify for office.
Congress must ensure a system that protects the secrecy and sanctity of every citizen’s ballot.
What must Congress provide regarding the ballot? Read More »
This article talks about nuisance candidates, disqualification procedures and consequences flowing therefrom under Philippine election law.
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Learn about COMELEC’s 2025 election firearms ban: regulations, exemptions, penalties, and compliance requirements for the 2025 Philippine elections.
Learn about COMELEC Resolution 10986’s guidelines for overseas voting in the 2025 Philippine Elections, including key provisions and compliance processes.
Comelec Resolution No. 10986: Overseas Voting for the 2025 Philippine Elections Read More »