COMELEC: 2010 Election Results

Here we go.. 2010 ELECTION RESULTS from COMELEC!

Updated by COMELEC:

http://electionresults.comelec.gov.ph/

or check it here:

http://electionresults.ibanangayon.ph/res_reg0.html


Just search your desired locality, and browse for the results.

And for partial unofficial Tally (with Local candidates),
Go to the following GMA news links,
NATIONAL:
http://www.gmanews.tv/eleksyon2010/nationalcount

LOCAL/REGIONAL:
http://www.gmanews.tv/eleksyon2010/regionalcount

Philippine COMELEC should have warn every FILIPINO that election will be longer.

I had no idea that the "First Automated" Philippine national election would take this TOOOO LONGGG! I thought it will be more easier, faster and efficient if the election will be automated. But I was wrong! You can also call it Automated "counting" ONLY, because all the other processes, like verification of voters, queuing to get your ballot, still follows the traditional way of voting.

COMELEC should have warned every voter to bring packed LUNCH and DINNER instead of bottled of water with a biscuit as a result of the automation, in which they cluster the three hundred thousand plus (300,000+) precincts into seventy thousand plus (70,000+) precincts. As a result, long lines of voters waited patiently outside their precincts with 500+ more voters. The COMELEC should have anticipated this problem and re-clustered those precincts having many registered voters. Also they should have simulated the election and calculated the time it would take 50 million voters and know the exact needed CLUSTERED precinct and PCOS (Precinct count optical scan) machines.

In most cases, precincts with more than 500 voters, only around 120 had voted in the first 6 hours of the 12-hour election schedule. COMELEC should act immediately to resolve these issues.
Also, we must watched out and monitor the transmission and counting of votes. Be vigilant and guard your votes, your future.

Now hit the comments and share your story!

Automated Election 2010: How to vote using PCOS machine

May 10, 2010 elections is the first time the Philippines would go for fully automated elections, this would be truly historical if it will succeed. But do you already know how to use it? Have you attended on live demos given by COMELEC in you locality? If not, and you want to know how, just watch the following videos and take note on some reminders with the use of PCOS (Precinct Count Optical Scan) machines for voting.

Quick Guide to the automated 2010 elections:


Tagalog Version with SexBomb:

Philippines National Elections – How to Find your Precinct ONLINE!

In the upcoming Philippine general/national elections let your voices be heard! Go out and exercise your freedom to VOTE. But wait, are you a registered voter and do you know where to cast your vote already?

If not, good thing COMELEC (Commission on Elections) has prepared a tool to verify online that a voter is eligible to participate in the upcoming elections. The "REGISTRATION VERIFICATION and PRECINCT FINDER". It can be found on its website: http://www.comelec.gov.ph/precinctfinder/precinctfinder.aspx

Here's what you need to do to verify your registration with Comelec and find your precinct number:
Step:
1. Go to: http://www.comelec.gov.ph/precinctfinder/precinctfinder.aspx.
2. Input all the required data in the form: First Name, Middle Name, and Date of Birth
3. Click Find now and wait for the page to LOAD your voter's info!
4. Then copy or take note the info given.

COMELEC Disclaimer: Data is based on the submissions of our field election offices after the 16 November 2009 ERB hearing. If you applied for registration last December 21, 22, 23, 28 and 29, 2009 your record is not yet included here.

Sample Screenshot (click to enlarge):



HOW TO LOCATE YOUR PRECINCT:

If you happen to transfer to a new location/place or doesn't know where your precinct is located, ask GOOGLE MAPS for help. Google, the leader in Search provider industry has prepared this tool to help us find our voting precinct.

Just follow these steps:

1. Go to Google's Find your voting center landing page.
2. Click on www.findyourprecinct.ph.
2. Type your city/municipality.
3. Then your PRECINCT NUMBER.
4. Wait for Google maps to appear.


Or, you can help to find other voters precinct.
Just visit: http://www.findyourprecinct.ph/
and click Help others find Precincts

Google Screenshot: