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 »
Stay informed about the 2025 Philippine Elections with our comprehensive guide on key dates, activities, and prohibited acts from COMELEC Resolution 10999.
2025 Philippine Election Timelines: Key Dates and Prohibited Acts Guide Read More »
Learn about COMELEC’s vital requirements for social media use in the 2025 Philippine Elections, including registration, AI disclosures & prohibited acts.
COMELEC Social Media Rules: 2025 Philippine Election Guide Read More »
This article talks about how to file a Petition for Disqualification of a Candidate based on the commission of election offenses under Sec. 68 of the Omnibus Election Code.
Filing a Petition for Disqualification Based on the Commission of Election Offenses Read More »
This article talks about the regulation of digital campaign in the 2025 Philippine elections such as the use of social media accounts and pages, websites, podcasts, blogs, vlogs, and other online and internet-based campaign platforms.
Regulation of Digital Campaign in the 2025 Philippine Elections Read More »
This article talks about the qualifications for Philippine elective officials pertaining to citizenship, residency, age and being a registered voter.
Qualifications for Philippine Elective Office Read More »
This article talks about the campaign period in Philippine elections.
When is the Campaign Period in Philippine Elections? Read More »
This article talks about the three-term limit rule which states that a local elective official cannot serve for more than three consecutive terms.
Understanding the Three-Term Limit for Local Officials Read More »
