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- 1. A N H S Angadanan National High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S ELECTIONS AND POLITICAL PARTIES
- 2. A N H S Angadanan National High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S ELECTORAL SYSTEM
- 3. A N H S Angadanan National High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S RIGHT TO SUFFRAGE
- 4. A N H S Angadanan National High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S QUALIFICATION OF A VOTER • A citizen of the Philippines. • At least 18 years old. • Resident of the Philippines for at least 1 year and a resident for at least 6 months in the place where s/he prefers to vote.
- 5. A N H S Angadanan National High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S • Any person who has been sentenced by final judgment to suffer imprisonment for not less than a year. • A person committed a crime involving disloyalty. • Insane or incompetent declared by competent authority.
- 6. A N H S Angadanan National High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S PRE-COLONIAL No elections for ruling authorities
- 7. A N H S Angadanan National High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S SPANISH PERIOD
- 8. A N H S Angadanan National High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S AMERICAN PERIOD
- 9. A N H S Angadanan National High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S COMMONWEALTH PERIOD
Editor's Notes
- Sandigan Bayan- Anti Graft and Corruption- Public officers and employeees Ombudsman- Tanod Bayan
- Periodic election of officials by single-ballot plurality vote. Executive and senators elected at large Existence of legislative districts and local government units
- Suffrage is the right and obligation to vote of qualified citizens in the election of a certain national and local officers. Suffrage may be exercise by all citizens of the Philippines not otherwise disqualified by law.
- No maximum age limit
- Determined by the congress under the constitution. After 5 years- re0acquire the right to vote. Rebellion, Sedition, Violation of anti-subversion and firearm laws or any crime agains national security- reacquire after 5 years
- Pre-Colonial Philippines No elections for ruling authorities Government was based more on intangibles – Kinship – Customs/Traditions – Favors – Unwritten laws
- Spain effectively formalized and modernized government rule To be able to administer the colony effectively, the colonial government created pockets of local authority across the country
- American Colonial Rule American colonial rule set the foundation for elections in the Philippines Government institutions and the electoral system were patterned after the American system Filipinos could run for public office in a limited capacity
- COMELEC-Commonwealth Introduced a more accommodating electoral system Over time, Philippine elections were dominated by a single-party Creation of the COMELEC to oversee the conduct of elections.