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VERA FILES FACT SHEET: 3 things you should know about Comelec’s transparency server
This is not the first time that the Comelec had problems with the transparency server.
NAMFREL returns COMELEC accreditation for May 13 polls
The National Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL) returned on April 30 the accredited granted them as observer for the Random Manual Audit by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) after they were refused access to election data, NAMFREL Secretery General Eric Alvia said Friday.
Despite belated accreditation, NAMFREL all set for 2019 polls
A clean and transparent polls. This is the continuing mantra of the National Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL) despite getting accreditation as an observer barely six weeks before the May 13 polls
Manual audit ‘only way’ to prove poll cheating
By VERA FILES CAN you do the math, and fast? Amid apprehensions over “untenable figures” used to proclaim the top nine senatorial candidates, a poll watchdog says there are two remaining ways to silence allegations of fraudulent results. The National Citizens’ Movement for Free Elections yesterday said one way to crosscheck figures is through the parallel
Shut up, Brillantes tells NAMFREL
By MIKHA FLORES AN irritated Commission on Elections Chairman Sixto Brillantes Jr. scolded citizens’ arm National Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL) for publicly airing their concerns for the May 13 elections. Brillantes said NAMFREL, as an accredited citizens’ arm, should refrain from making public statements especially those that are critical of Comelec’s preparation for the midterm
NAMFREL suggests tighter expense reporting
By MIKHA FLORES THE National Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL), one of the accredited citizens’ arms in the May 13 polls, has suggested a regular submission by candidates of their statements of contributions and expenses during the campaign period, instead of filing only once after the elections. This is to avoid a situation where candidates
