Comelec-Palawan ready for filing of COCs

PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, Palawan — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) in Palawan is ready to receive starting Oct. 11 candidates who will file their certificates of candidacy (COCs) for next year’s election.

“Ready naman tayo sa October 11. Hindi naman siguro ganoon kahirap tumanggap ng magpa-file kasi may designated offices naman silang pupuntahan (We are ready on October 11. I am sure it won’t be that difficult to receive candidates who will file because there are designated offices they can go to),” Comelec-Palawan spokesperson Jomel Ordas said in an interview on Monday.

Ordas said candidates who will run for provincial positions, including the governor and members of the provincial board, will have to file their COCs at the provincial Comelec office.

He reminded local candidates to make sure that their COC documents are complete before they file them to avoid delays.

The Comelec earlier moved the filing of the COC from Oct. 1-5 to Oct. 11-17 after both the Senate and House of Representatives approved a resolution on the postponement.

The Senate and Congress requested its postponement because their sessions are ongoing. Some of them might not be able to file when the filing of COCs pushes through on October 1-5. Our agency granted the request because they have valid reasons), Ordas added. ( Celeste Anna Formoso /PNA)

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