Digos City partial election results!

Mayor
1 ALMENDRAS, Alejandro Jr. C. 932
2 CAGAS, Josef F. 20,845
3 PEÑAS, Joseph R. 21,652
4 VICARIATO, Romeo L. 47
Vice-Mayor
1 CADUNGOG, Victoriano P. 12,372
2 CRISPINO , Romualdo C. 9,277
3 HERMOSISIMA, Reynaldo S. 20,414
MEMBER, SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD of DAVAO DEL SUR - DIGOS CITY - LONE DIST
1 ABAJERO, Oscar D. 7,143
2 BANAC, Garry C. 12,777
3 BAÑA, Jomari G. 16,074
4 BANLASAN, Francisco Ray L. 12,362
5 CABANILLA, Homer Q. 2,763
6 CADILIG , Eddie Sr. C. 22,902
7 CADUNGOG, Concepcion R. 15,370
8 CAMASURA, Juanito Jr G. 11,467
9 COMAHIG, Ferdinand C. 8,428
10 CORTEZ, Mary Wea M. 12,259
11 DE LA CRUZ, Prudencio S. 5,852
12 DUMOGHO, Salvador III L. 17,484
13 GABUTERO, Lani M. 21,631
14 GARCIA, Millennium P. 12,913
15 GRAVADOR, Isaias B. 4,551
16 GUANZON, Romulo C. 1,096
17 KIDLAT, Russel V. 3,824
18 LANZADERAS, Buenaventura M. 371
19 LATASA, Michael R. 19,244
20 LEGASPI, Daylando S. 732
21 LEGASPI, Necifora H. 842
22 LLANOS, Raul E. 17,881
23 MANAPOL, Rogelio B. 7,691
24 NAVARRO , Leander B. 8,786
25 NAVIDAD, Myra Dahlia M. 18,305
26 NIEMES, Marcelino C. 5,512
27 REMOLLENO, Agustin Jr P. 1,650
28 RISONAR, JR., Marcos D. 2,924
29 SENAJON, Serafin, Jr. S. 16,128
30 SOROÑGON, Rodrigo P. 5,513
31 SUIZO, Cielito M. 13,166
32 SUMATRA, Maria Ana A. 5,900
33 SUNGA, Dulia S. 10,581
34 TARUC, Rosito C. 15,253
35 TORREON, Zandro S. 14,240

2010 Election will be automated!

Commission on Elections Chairman Jose Melo announced yesterday the full automation of next year’s elections.

Speaking to reporters, Melo said the Joint Congressional Oversight Committee on Automated Election System has given the Comelec the go signal to start the process of bidding for the automated electoral machines.



The supplemental budget for the automation of the election are already in its final stage and the biddng for the machines to be used have already started and the deadline for the filing of the certificates of candidacy for the 2010 election has been move to about three months earlier, or to Nov. 30, 2009. Thus the new timeline would give the Comelec ample time to design the ballots for the automated polls in 2010.

Although the filing of the certificate of candidacy is earlier the campaign period for the 2010 election still remains the same. Candidates for national posts could only start their campaign 90 days before the May 10 elections

Comelec open on Saturdays and legal Holidays for new registrants!

Field offices of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) in 118 cities and 1,510 towns nationwide will open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and every Saturday and legal holidays until Oct. 31, 2009 to register new voters for the May 10, 2010 presidential, congressional, local and party-list elections.


This is to encourage new voters to register and to reach a wider voter reach since they are mostly busy with their studies or work during weekdays. Those who will reach the voting age of 18 on or before May 10, 2010, can already be registered with the Comelec.

A registrant must personally appear to file the application before the EO:

• state his state and exact address,
  
• specify the house number, name of street, area,
  
• district, purok or sitio, and barangay where he resides, or a brief description of his residence.

For identification purposes, any of the following documents bearing the applicant’s photograph and signature will suffice:

• Employee’s identification card with the signature of the employer or authogized representative,
• Postal ID, Student’s ID or Library Card signed by the school principal, Senior Citizen’s ID,
• Driver’s License, NBI/PNP Clearance, Passport, SSS/GSIS ID, IBP ID, License issued by the Professional Regulation Commission,
  
• any other valid ID.

In the absence of any of these identification documents, the applicant could be identified under oath by any registered voter of the precinct, or by any of his relatives within the fourth civil degree of consanguinity or affinity who are registered voters of the same city or municipality.