WHERE’S MY NAME?
Voters are looking for their names in the computerized list posted within the Talomo Central Elementary School in Davao City Monday morning. Reports of missing names, among other problems, marred…
FIRST VOTER
At exactly 7 AM Monday, the voting starts in Talomo Central Elementary School in Davao City. This woman is the first to cast her votes in precinct 1445-5A. (davaotoday.com photo…
REJECTED
The third voter in this clustered precinct in Talomo Central Elementary School in Davao City has to try, many times, feeding the official ballot in the PCOS machine Monday morning.…
TROUBLESHOOT. A PCOS (precinct count optical scanner) technician assists Board of Election Inspectors (BEIs) insert the CF card to the machine. BEIs in one of the clustered precincts in Davao City’s Buhangin Central Elementary School had trouble operating the machine during the final testing and sealing Monday. (davaotoday.com photo by Marilou Aguirre-Tuburan)
Missing names, violations, PCOS glitches mar Elections’ first hours
DAVAO TODAY POOLED REPORT
Davao Today
According to poll watchdog Kontra Daya, machines in Panacan didn’t immediately turned on while those in Don Julian Elementary School in Agdao just shut down.
Witnesses say they receive PHP 600 each to vote for Arturo Monday, a candidate for mayor. (davaotoday.com photo by John Rizle L. Saligumba)
Relief goods used for vote buying in DavOr
By JOHN RIZLE L. SALIGUMBA
Davao Today
Poll watchdog Kontra Daya said vote buying in Davao Oriental “is a common knowledge,” this is as they monitored fraud, corruption and violence in Pablo-hit areas like Lupon, Mati and Baganga.