The Philippine elections: What went wrong, what can be done
DAVAO CITY — Revel Ian Rakasa, a 24-year-old resident of Talomo Proper, spent nearly three hours looking for his name. He hopped from one voting precinct to another, elbowing his way through the throng of equally exasperated voters, their necks growing stiff looking at the pages of papers stapled on walls and blackboards. All to no avail.
Rakasa finally gave up around lunch time, when he was already feeling the pangs of hunger.
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