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Comelec assures public of smooth election process
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is optimistic that the upcoming May 12 elections will be peaceful and orderly.
Comelec Chairman George Garcia expressed high confidence in Filipino voters to ensure a quiet election.
He also anticipates a swift conclusion to the voting process due to improvements in the system and procedures, and urged the public to trust the electoral system and disregard fake news and misinformation.
The Comelec aims for a quick proclamation of winning candidates, facilitated by the streamlined voting process.
The Comelec will be strict regarding campaign materials and has already filed over 50 cases against those who did not comply with requests to remove illegal posters and tarpaulins.
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