Nothing can stop 1,458 ‘flying voters’ from voting in Pasay

The last moment, on the eve of the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections, the teacher made an aggregation at the Corazon Aquino Elementary School polling center in Batasan Road, Quezon City. - GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE

Local poll officials are technically impossible to prevent 1,458 "flight voters" from Pasay from voting in today's elections at Balange and Sangulan Kabatan.

Ramon Rosello, executive officer of the second district electoral committee of the city (Comelec) announced Barangay 97 as a precautionary measure on Sunday as "election watch list area" and hopes that the safety of Padre Zamora will be strengthened at the voting center I asked.

"Our dilemma is that their names are still on the list of voters," Rosello said. "If your name is on the list, you will be allowed to vote."

Without securing the security of this area, Rosello admits that there is nothing to do. He urged observers of the teacher and the opinion polling center to become a government defense line and urged to continue "wary" as necessary and to challenge the identity of the voters.

Rosello said it could potentially propose election protests later to dispute the results if non-resident votes turned out to be counted.

The criminal action against suspicious flight voters in February was the first of its kind. They are also the biggest group facing this situation.

According to complaints, 1,458 voters in the city barangay 97 provided fictitious addresses, 275 of which were stating the address, which was originally a light rail transit station.

Another 260 of these voters claimed that they had originally lived in the current address Serafico Ang of Barangay. Since 2010, he has served as Chairman of the Barangay 97 for the second term.

The complaint filed by Yok Tin So, a competitor's businessman, is still pending at the Pasay City Prosecutor Bureau who submitted a resolution last month.

A prominent electoral lawyer, Romulo Macalintal, represents a client, including Vice President Leni Robredo.

In an interview with the investigator, Macalintal criticized Comelec, saying "he was very disappointed" to the glacier he solved the incident.

"Comelec has learned all the evidence but if a very small barangay case can not take action ... I do not know if it can cope with more serious problems in this Barangay election .He said

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As a result, complaints were filed against Pasay City Public Prosecutors Office for 1,458 barangays 97 flight voters. She used a fictitious address for voter registrants - used 275 light rail stations as their address; 207 claimed to live in a house almost impossible to accommodate ten people, 330 existent or The address of the abandoned building. In complaint from Manila City Public Prosecutors Office, Vacal and Cheng claimed that 131 voters used the buildings of Zosima and Galvan in Binondo, Manila as address. However, investigations conducted by criminal investigations and detective teams discovered that the person did not live in the building.

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