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[Title] => 3 M new voters fail to register due to lack of Comelec forms
[Summary] => About three million new voters nationwide were not able to register on the last day of the list-up the other day because the Commission on Elections (Comelec) failed to print enough forms.
Dec. 26 was the deadline for the registration of new voters, who will elect members of the Sangguniang Kabataan on May 6 and barangay officials on May 13.
A Comelec official, who sought anonymity, said only eight million forms were printed while 11 million new voters trooped to the various Comelec offices to register.
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DIRECTOR MILA DESAMITO
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[Title] => 3 M new voters fail to register due to lack of Comelec forms
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Dec. 26 was the deadline for the registration of new voters, who will elect members of the Sangguniang Kabataan on May 6 and barangay officials on May 13.
A Comelec official, who sought anonymity, said only eight million forms were printed while 11 million new voters trooped to the various Comelec offices to register.
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By Sandy Araneta | December 28, 2001 - 12:00am
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It’s premature to talk about a possible replacement for Vice President Sara Duterte while her impeachment trial is ongoing, Malacañang said yesterday.
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Senate finance committee chairman JV Ejercito is open to inviting civil society organizations to the bicameral conference committee hearings on the proposed P7.2-trillion national budget for 2027, after the groups flagged up to P1 trillion in potential pork barrel funds in the House of Representatives’ version of the spending bill.
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Sen. Ping Lacson questioned why Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano would ask senator-judges to swear off the vice presidency, saying the choice of Vice President Sara Duterte’s successor, should she be convicted, belongs to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. alone.
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As the Senate continued deliberations on the proposed national budget for 2027, watchdogs upped their tally of insertions and discretionary funds prone to political patronage in the version of the outlay passed by the House of Representatives.
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