FACT CHECK: Comelec did NOT disqualify CDO rep candidate Kikang Uy
Comelec has debunked social media posts claiming that Rainier “Kikang” Uy of Cagayan De Oro has been disqualified from running for congressman.
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Voting delays in Datu Odin Sinsuat, Saudi Ampatuan in BARMM resolved – Comelec
Voting was delayed by five hours in Datu Odin Sinsuat Municipality, BARMM after residents blocked the entry of election materials and the election board members. The Marine Corps helped ease the situation but only 28% of the 3,465 clustered precincts were opened by noon.
FACT CHECK: NO mismatch in ACM source codes and hash codes
The version 3.4 source code mentioned in the video was the exact code that underwent independent third-party auditing. After passing the audit, it was called version 3.5, which is currently used by the ACMs this election day.
FACT CHECK: Hernandez couple of Laguna NOT disqualified from local elex
The Comelec said documents or social media posts claiming couple Ruth and Ramil Hernandez were disqualified to run for governor and congressman of Laguna are fake.
FACT CHECK: NO tally showing Trillanes leading mayoralty race
The link shown in the spurious post leads to an e-commerce site, not an election results webpage.
FACT CHECK: Bayan Muna NOT disqualified; Comelec ‘resolution’ is fake
The Comelec has debunked the circulating fake resolution. It added that Bayan Muna is still on the official list of party-lists in the ballot.
FACT CHECK: Comelec did NOT disqualify Teng Mangudadatu
Comelec said it did not disqualify Suharto “Teng” Mangudadatu from running as governor in Maguindanao del Norte
FACT CHECK: Video showing Robredo supporting Marcos MISLEADS
A Facebook reel shows former vice president Leni Robredo supposedly expressing support for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. This is misleading.
FACT CHECK: HINDI konektado sa NPA ang mga progresibong partidong tumatakbo para sa kongreso
Mali ang pahayag ng isang Facebook page na may koneksyon ang mga progresibong party-list sa NPA.
FACT CHECK: Ballots NOT ‘thin,’ do NOT make ‘small dots’
A text message is spreading online advising the public to place only small dots on the ballots on May 12 to prevent overvoting. The Comelec said not to do this.
