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    Election Law I. General Principles

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    This document outlines the general principles and processes involved in Philippine elections based on its election laws. It discusses pre-election procedures like voter registration and qualifications, campaign regulations, the election proper including voting and counting procedures, and mechanisms for resolving election contests and offenses. The key governing body mentioned is the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) which oversees the election period and processes.

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    This document outlines the general principles and processes involved in Philippine elections based on its election laws. It discusses pre-election procedures like voter registration and qualifications, campaign regulations, the election proper including voting and counting procedures, and mechanisms for resolving election contests and offenses. The key governing body mentioned is the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) which oversees the election period and processes.

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    Syllabus of Election Law

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    Syllabus_Election Law (2014)

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    This document outlines the general principles and processes involved in Philippine elections based on its election laws. It discusses pre-election procedures like voter registration and qualifications, campaign regulations, the election proper including voting and counting procedures, and mechanisms for resolving election contests and offenses. The key governing body mentioned is the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) which oversees the election period and processes.

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    Election Law I. General Principles

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    This document outlines the general principles and processes involved in Philippine elections based on its election laws. It discusses pre-election procedures like voter registration and qualifications, campaign regulations, the election proper including voting and counting procedures, and mechanisms for resolving election contests and offenses. The key governing body mentioned is the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) which oversees the election period and processes.

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    ELECTION LAW

    I. General Principles:
    Definition of suffrage
    Scope
    Election: regular and special
    Plebiscite
    Referendum
    Initiative
    Constitutional provisions on elections: absentee voting & election period
    COMELEC
    II.

    Pre-Election
    Voters
    Qualifications & Registration
    Inclusion and exclusions
    Annulment of Book of voters
    RA 9189: Overseas Absentee Voting Act
    Definition
    Coverage
    Qualifications
    Disqualifications
    Personal registration
    Inclusion and exclusion proceedings
    National Registry of OAV\
    Certificates of candidacy
    Registration of political parties: district representatives & party-list

    III. Election campaign and expenditures


    Campaign & propaganda
    Election contributions and expenditures
    IV. Election proper
    Preliminaries
    Election constitution
    Failure of elections
    Postponement
    Special
    Board of Election Inspectors
    Casting of votes
    Counting of votes
    Canvassing of votes
    Proclamation
    V. Election Contests
    COC Cancellations
    Pre-proclamation controversies
    Disqualification

    VIII. Election offenses


    Jurisdiction
    Prosecution
    Preferential disposition
    Offenses
    Arrests
    Prescription
    Prohibited acts

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