The camp of President-elect Rodrigo Duterte has announced the members of the Duterte Transition Committee.
Despite being the late dictator’s son, Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr. got high ratings in the vice presidential race, prompting the question, are the Marcoses forgiven?
DAVAO CITY — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) in this region is looking at the possibility of glitches in voters’…
The frontrunner of the country’s presidential elections, Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, is bent on calling Congress to pass a law for a Constitutional Convention once proclaimed as the new president.
A day after the presidential elections, residents here are now pondering on how Davao would be like now that they catapulted the city mayor into the Malacañan Palace.
Nov. 06, 2005 By Germelina Lacorte/davaotoday.com Editor’s note: For the interest of our readers, we are running this story again…
Presumptive Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will go to Indonesia as one of the first countries to visit once he is formally thrust into Malacañang, a national daily newspaper reported here on Tuesday, May 10.
Election watchdogs recorded various cases of voter disenfranchisement as a result of machine glitches and lack of biometrics information in yesterday’s national polls.
With more than 80% of all the votes counted, Mindanao’s lone candidate and dark horse for the presidency got 38.6 percent in a historic turnout of elections on Monday, May 9.
In some polling precincts here, there were no available special precincts for senior citizens, persons with disability (PWD) and pregnant women, with some of them having to vote at the second floor of the polling precincts.
