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Showing 1–11 of 11 articles for “voter registration”

Bunkhouse Residency and Voter Registration: The Bascon Ruling Explained

The Supreme Court affirms that workers living in employer-provided bunkhouses can establish voter residency, provided they meet legal requirements.

Double Voter Registration in the Philippines: Legal Consequences Under RA 8189

Learn the legal consequences of double voter registration in the Philippines, based on the Supreme Court ruling in Labay v. People.

Challenging Residency Claims: The Supreme Court on Election Eligibility

A candidate's one-year residency requirement for local office demands clear proof of domicile, not just property ownership or voter registration.

Protecting the Right to Vote: Domicile and Voter Registration in the Philippines

The Supreme Court protects voter registration rights, ruling that domicile, not technicalities, determines a citizen's right to vote.

Residency vs. Domicile in Philippine Elections: The Pundaodaya Ruling

The Supreme Court clarifies that voter registration and property ownership do not prove election residency, which legally means domicile.

Voter Registration Integrity False Statements AND Election Candidacy

SC ruling on double voter registration and false statements in certificates of candidacy under Section 78 of the Omnibus Election Code.

Voter Registration AND Disqualification THE Imperative OF A Signed Application

Voter Registration Requirement for Barangay Candidates and COMELEC Due Process

The Supreme Court rules on mandatory voter registration for barangay candidates and due process requirements in COMELEC cancellation proceedings.

Protecting Election Integrity: The 120-Day Voter Registration Ban Under RA 8189

Supreme Court upholds COMELEC's denial of special voter registration within 120 days before elections, affirming the mandatory registration deadline under RA 8189.

Safeguarding Suffrage: Voter Registration Deadlines and Comelec's Authority

The Supreme Court upholds Comelec's authority to enforce the 120-day voter registration ban under RA 8189.

Residency Requirement for Philippine Candidates: The Domino Doctrine on Domicile

Philippine election law equates residency with domicile. The Domino case shows why voter registration and genuine intent matter for candidates.