US EditionComelec dismisses disqualification case vs Tulfo brothers, kin
- The Commission on Elections dismissed the disqualification case against ACT-CIS Party-list Rep. Erwin Tulfo, allowing him to run in the May 12 elections.
- Erwin Tulfo expressed gratitude to Comelec for its 'just and fair decision' regarding the petition against him.
- Tulfo stated that the dismissal reflects the integrity of elections and the importance of following proper procedures in disqualifications.
- He emphasized that this decision enables him to focus more on serving the public and pursuing their welfare in Congress.
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A PHILIPPINE senator on Tuesday called for a joint Congressional investigation following reports that the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has failed to obtain a legally mandated certification for the automated election system (AES), which will be used for the upcoming May 12 local and national election. “We should ask the Comelec, through the joint congressional oversight committee, where that certification is that proves that our automated el…
'Just and fair': Erwin Tulfo hails Comelec's junking of disqualification case
ACT-CIS Party-list Rep. Erwin Tulfo (Mark Balmores/ MANILA BULLETIN)) A just and fair decision.That's how administration senatorial bet ACT-CIS Party-list Rep. Erwin Tulfo described the Commission on Elections' (Comelec) decision to junk the disqualification case filed against his candidacy in the May 12 elections. "Una, nais ko pong magpasalamat sa Poong Maykapal. Taos-puso rin akong nagpapasalamat sa 1st Division ng [Comelec] para sa ma…
Comelec dismisses disqualification case vs Tulfo brothers, kin
MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has dismissed the disqualification case for the 2025 elections filed against senatorial candidates Ben and Erwin Tulfo, and three other members of the Tulfo clan. The order was released on Tuesday. The disqualification case was raffled off to the Comelec First Division. READ: Comelec: Disqualification case filed vs Tulfo brothers, 3 kin “In view of the foregoing, the Commission (First D…
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