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Showing 25–32 of 32 articles for “party-list”

Party-List Disputes and Comelec Rehearing Rules: The Alagad Case

How the Supreme Court clarified Comelec rehearing rules when internal party-list disputes deadlock the Commission En Banc.

Right to Information vs Electoral Confidentiality: Unveiling Party-List Nominees

Supreme Court rules Comelec must disclose party-list nominees' names, balancing right to information against Section 7 confidentiality limits.

Party-List Proportionality: The Veterans Formula After CIBAC v. COMELEC

The Supreme Court clarifies the correct formula for computing additional party-list seats, reaffirming the Veterans ruling in CIBAC v. COMELEC.

Philippine Party List Seat Allocation: The Supreme Court's Formula Explained

Learn how the Supreme Court computes party-list seats in the Philippines, and why the Veterans formula remains the governing rule.

Party List Registration: What It Takes to Represent Marginalized Sectors

The Supreme Court clarifies the requirements for party-list registration and representation of marginalized sectors in the Philippines.

Party List Representation: Qualified Parties and Proportional Seat Allocation

Explains the Supreme Court's ruling on party-list qualification, the 2% threshold, and proportional allocation of seats under RA 7941.

Proportional Representation in Electoral Tribunals: The Pimentel Case

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling on proportional representation of party-list groups in the HRET and Commission on Appointments.

Philippine Party List Elections: Proportional Representation and the 2% Threshold

The Supreme Court explains the rules for party-list seats: the 2% threshold, three-seat limit, and proportional representation formula.