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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “nicknames”

Nicknames and Election Law: What Counts as Material Misrepresentation in Certificates of Candidacy

A candidate's nickname in a certificate of candidacy is not material misrepresentation unless it affects eligibility or qualification for office.

Nickname Recognition in Philippine Elections: Upholding Voters' Intent Despite Technicalities

Learn how Philippine election law treats nicknames on ballots, the idem sonans rule, and why procedural remedies matter in election contests.

Nicknames and Initials on Ballots: The Villarosa v. HRET Precedent

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled on nickname and initials votes in Villarosa v. HRET, and what it means for ballot validity.