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The Supreme Court, sitting as the Presidential Electoral Court (TEP), ordered local and electoral officials of the cities of Camarines Sur to explain the irregularities reported on the documents regarding the recount of the current presidential election.
teams of official vote reviewers, called review committees, in two of the three pilot provinces of Marcos, namely Camarines Sur and Iloilo
The third pilot province of Marcos is Negros Oriental.
In a resolution dated June 19, 2018, PET Ordered the City Treasurer and the Presidents of the Electoral Inspectors Office (EIB) of Tinambac Town, Tigaon City and Iriga City to provide an explanation of these reports of incident made by the reviewers:
25, 2018 re: Clustered Area No. 36, Brgy. Lupi, Tinambac, Camarines: "4 black zippers used to seal the urn instead of Comelec red plastic seals; the plastic seals found inside the urn can not be found; election return envelope not inside the urn, can not be found; envelopes for MOVs (minutes) and torn bulletins seem to have already been opened; and the voter's inbox is missing; Elector receipts found scattered in the ballot box. "
The TEP ordered the review panel to continue recounting the ballots in the said enclosure and ordered the municipal treasurer of Tinambac, Camarines Sur to explain the observations in the incident report. within 10 days of the notice.
(2) Incident Report dated May 30, 2018 regarding Cluster No. 7, Brgy. San Francisco, Iriga City, Camarines Sur: "There is no explanation in the MOVs regarding the use of two MOV forms. The entries in both MOVs have significant divergences. It is not possible to determine with certainty which of the two was actually used or whether both were used. As regards the different signatures of the President of the EIB in official bulletins, MOVs and envelopes, it can not be established whether the signatures were made by the President of the EIB or signed by different persons
. the ballots and reflect the entries of the two MOVs in the revision report, while the President of the EIB has been instructed to explain within ten days from the notification why there are two MOVs inside the urn. In 2018, the PET ordered the municipal treasurers of the cities of Bato, Sagñay, Garchitorena and Ocampo to explain within 10 days of receipt of the notice why the ballots in their respective areas were wet or damaged.
report that several ballot boxes were reopened after being sealed. One of them was found sealed without the broken security seal.
On July 3, 2018, the court also noted several reports of incidents regarding the recount of votes for the province of Iloilo.
The protest of Marcos constituencies (132,446 constituencies) – 36,465 which he wants to undergo a manual recount and judicial review, while the remaining 2756 want canceled election results.
Marcos lost to Robredo by just 263,473 votes, making the 2016 Vice Presidential Derby the tightest in recent Philippine history. – Report of Ina Reformina, ABS-CBN News
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