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2010 Philippine Elections: Why Manual Counting Should Be Counted Out
There are various camps that consider holding a parallel manual count as counterpart to the automated election returns which the Philippines will encounter for the first time ever. Such concern probably stemmed from concerns that there should be a secondary...
Hong Kong Automated Absentee Voting for Filipinos
Thirty days before the first automated election takes place throughout the Philippines, votes are already being cast in Hong Kong, one of the few overseas locations where Filipinos can use the automated election procedures. Up until late last night,...
All Systems Go for Hong Kong, Singapore Absentee Voting
Everything seems to be in place and everyone seems to be ready for the upcoming absentee voting for Filipinos in Hong Kong and Singapore. This marks the first automated election for overseas Filipinos. The Esplanade in Singapore. Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/henrylohtravel/ Filipinos...
Who Should Be the Next Philippine President?
The May 2010 elections is fast approaching. The Filipino people must elect a candidate not based on ad campaigns, political machinery or even popularity but on competence and ability to transform the Philippines towards progress. Take our simple survey...
Filipinos in Brunei Prepare for Overseas Absentee Voting
THE Filipino community in Brunei will get a chance to cast their votes for their country’s forthcoming elections a month early with the Philippines to hold its national elections on May 10. However, overseas absentee voters will be given 30 days starting...
Automated Elections for OFW Voters from Hong Kong, Singapore, UAE
Casting ballots for the next elections becomes more time consuming than other elections held in the country. That’s because voters need to fill up national posts from the President, Vice President, members of the Senate to local posts which include...