So, how is the Comelec dealing with the issue? The Comelec announced the creation of the Task Force Kontra Fake News (TFKFN) during the voter registration held in Malaybalay, Bukidnon, last March.
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Tuesday denounced as "fake news" some social media reports alleging that vote-buying occurred in a recent political rally in Hong Kong for Eleksyon 2025.
MANILA, Philippines — As the campaign period for the May midterm polls nears, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) yesterday signed a deal with social media platform TikTok to fight fake news ...
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is coordinating with the Hong Kong consulate to verify reports of alleged vote-buying during a recent political rally for Eleksyon 2025.
MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Friday met with IT experts to set protocols for the conduct of ...
The petition, which alleges that Duterte Youth is not a legitimate representative of the youth, has stalled with the Comelec for over five years ...
A petition to disqualify Leyte 4th District Rep. Richard Gomez from the May 12 midterm elections was filed before the ...
At this point, information circulating on social media is still considered “fake news,” Comelec Chairman George Garcia noted. The poll body, he said, is communicating with the Philippine ...
MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) filed on Friday charges against lawyer ... the City Prosecutor's Office in Manila through the Task Force Kontra-Fake News, ...
Voters will be alerted of potential fake surveys through public advisories. Comelec Chairman George Garcia previously reported that they will regulate election surveys to prevent voters from being ...
In an interview with Teleradyo Serbisyo also on Friday, Octa Research Group fellow Guido David said that his group supports the measure, understanding the Comelec’s concern over fake surveys.
What did the peace covenant signing and candidates’ forum for the 2025 elections in Maguindanao achieve on Tuesday? It’s ...