By The SUN
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| Some voter transactions may be done online, but not first-time registration |
Responding to clamor, the Philippine Consulate General in
In a statement issued Thursday night, the PCG said its voter registration counter will be open from 9am to 4pm for registration on Sept 4, Sept 11, Sept 18 and Sept 25.
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Registrants should bring their passports and a copy of the passport page with their photo and personal details.
The move followed an appeal to the Consulate by around 300 Filipino migrant workers to allow them to register on a Saturday, their only day off in the week.
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| PINDUTIN PARA SA DETALYE |
The voter registration for the May 2022 presidential election will end on Sept. 30.
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| Pindutin para sa detalye |
Aside from choosing the successor to President Rodrigo Duterte, overseas voters will also elect a new vice president, a set of new senators, and a party-list.
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The Consulate also announced that some voter registration services may be availed of online, such as registration certification for those with existing voting records (or those with registered biometrics), reactivation of registration, or to update address or contact information.
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Applicants could use the Comelec-OFOV’s virtual frontline service by sending an email to ov.concerns@comelec.gov.ph. They can also send a message via Facebook Messenger at m.me/overseasvoting.ph.
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