Archive - By the Numbers

By VERLIE Q. RETULIN THE Random Manual Audit (RMA) Committee has released the official list of clustered precincts selected for random manual audit Tuesday. Representatives of the RMA team will be deployed to 715 cities and municipalities nationwide to manually count the votes. The results will then be compared to the election returns prepared by

A DECEMBER 2015 survey by the Social Weather Stations showed that three in five registered voters think voting in malls would be easier for senior citizens and PWDs, given the current state of voting centers in the country. A total of 1,200 registered voters were interviewed on whether or not they agree that voting centers be

The Commission on Human Rights compiled election-related violence (ERV) incidents from all over the country from June. Half or 26 out of 49 reported ERV incidents occurred in Mindanao. Of this, 23 victims were killed or wounded by gunshot, despite the gun ban and checkpoints implemented by the Commission on Elections on January 10. Hover

NEARLY 1.4 million overseas Filipinos are registered voters in this year’s polls. They will be voting starting April 9 through five modes, including the automated election system (AES), postal manual voting, personal AES, manual voting and modified postal manual system. Find out how many they are and where they are in these visualizations: *Regions not

THE Commission on Elections website, as of March 7, lists the advertising contracts of 15 candidates for national positions. Hover your mouse over the bars to see the amounts these candidates have spent.

COMPARE the results of the Social Weather Stations and Pulse Asia surveys on the presidential, vice presidential and senatorial races. Click to view this infographic in FULL PAGE.  (updated May) Hover your mouse over a name to see the percentages of votes.

By JAKE SORIANO OF the 54 million Filipinos registered to vote in the upcoming presidential elections, 318,013 have disabilities. The interactive map below shows the 10 provinces in the Philippines with the most number of registered voters with disabilities.

Instruction: Hover the mouse over the placemark to see the barangay and district. You can zoom into to each point.

By MARIA FEONA IMPERIAL and LALA ORDENES DESPITE efforts of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and civil society to get eligible persons with disabilities to register, vote and do it with ease, the number of registered voters with disabilities for the May elections has slipped 14 percent from the 2013 polls. Comelec’s “No Bio, No