Brillantes warns party-list: Take down illegal posters or face disqualification

Angela Casauay

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Follow the rules or risk being disqualified, the Comelec chief says

CAMPAIGN RULES. Comelec chairman Sixto Brillantes Jr tells party-list groups to be mindful of campaign rules. Photo by Paterno Esmaquel

MANILA, Philippines – Follow the rules or risk disqualification. 

As if the party-list purge was not enough, Commission on Elections (Comelec) chairman Sixto Brillantes Jr on Tuesday, February 12 issued a stern warning to party-list groups that fail to follow campaign rules. 


The tweets were posted after Brillantes received a number of reports from social media users who spotted party-list campaign posters and streamers which were outside designated areas. 

A total of 79 party-list groups are running in the May elections but there are 123 groups listed on the official ballot after those disqualified earlier by the Comelec managed to get a Supreme Court order forcing their inclusion in the ballots pending their appeals. 

Here are some of the violations reported to @ChairBrillantes and @Comelec:



Comelec Resolution 9615 states that candidates may only post their campaign paraphernalia in common poster areas within a specified time period. 

Rappler.com/with reports from Angela Casauay

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