Rep. Villar told to explain alleged vote-buying - BusinessWorld Online

Camille Villar told: Explain alleged vote-buying

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has issued a show cause order to Rep. Camille Villar (Las Piñas), requiring her to explain an allegation of vote-buying.

Comelec orders Camille Villar to explain alleged vote-buying incident in Cavite

The Commission on Elections has directed senatorial candidate Camille Villar to respond to allegations of vote-buying at an event she attended in Imus, Cavite, in February. .

Comelec to issue SCO against Villar

THE Commission on Elections (Comelec) will issue a show cause order (SCO) against senatorial candidate Camille Villar for alleged vote buying. Comelec Executive Director Teopisto Elnas Jr., head of the Committee on Kontra Bigay, disclosed on Tuesday that they received an anonymous tip about Vilar's presence on stage, together with other local aspirants, raffling off cash prizes to the audience in a Cavite event on Feb. 16. A Facebook video was f…

Comelec on Camille Villar: Explain alleged vote-buying

Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world:  Comelec orders Camille Villar to explain alleged vote buying in Cavite activity The Commission on Elections Committee on Kontra Bigay says it is set to issue a show cause order against senatorial candidate Camille Villar for alleged vote buying. Pope Francis’ cause of death: stroke, coma, cardiovascular collapse  Pope Francis died at the age of 88 following …

Rep. Villar told to explain alleged vote-buying - BusinessWorld Online

THE Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Tuesday said it will issue a show cause order against Las Piñas Rep. Camille A. Villar, who is gunning for a Senate seat in the May 12 polls, for alleged vote buying. Comelec Committee on Kontra Bigay Executive Director Teopisto E. Elnas, Jr. said that a Facebook video sent to them showed that Ms. Villar was allegedly involved in a raffle activity in Imus, Cavite which involved a cash prize. “We will serv…

Butuanons willing to accept money from candidates, but voting for another, says survey

BUTUAN CITY (MindaNews / 23 April) — Many respondents in a recent election survey by the Father Saturnino Urios University (FSUU) here admitted they would accept money from candidates, but the majority said this does not mean they would vote for the candidate who offered it. Shirlene T. Alegre (middle), director of Graduate Studies and Research at the Father Saturnino Urios University, addresses questions from attendees during the presentation o…