This document outlines requirements for notarized minutes of elections prepared by the Election Committee (Elecom), including:
1. The mode or modes of conducting the election
2. Voter turnout numbers and participation methods
3. Names of candidate representatives
4. Votes received by each candidate and election results
It also describes requirements for documenting mobile or house-to-house voting, including ballot distribution and collection logs. The document states that election issues must be brought to the Elecom within 3 days and resolved within 5 days, or may be appealed to the Regional Adjudication Branch within 10 days.
This document outlines requirements for notarized minutes of elections prepared by the Election Committee (Elecom), including:
1. The mode or modes of conducting the election
2. Voter turnout numbers and participation methods
3. Names of candidate representatives
4. Votes received by each candidate and election results
It also describes requirements for documenting mobile or house-to-house voting, including ballot distribution and collection logs. The document states that election issues must be brought to the Elecom within 3 days and resolved within 5 days, or may be appealed to the Regional Adjudication Branch within 10 days.
This document outlines requirements for notarized minutes of elections prepared by the Election Committee (Elecom), including:
1. The mode or modes of conducting the election
2. Voter turnout numbers and participation methods
3. Names of candidate representatives
4. Votes received by each candidate and election results
It also describes requirements for documenting mobile or house-to-house voting, including ballot distribution and collection logs. The document states that election issues must be brought to the Elecom within 3 days and resolved within 5 days, or may be appealed to the Regional Adjudication Branch within 10 days.
This document outlines requirements for notarized minutes of elections prepared by the Election Committee (Elecom), including:
1. The mode or modes of conducting the election
2. Voter turnout numbers and participation methods
3. Names of candidate representatives
4. Votes received by each candidate and election results
It also describes requirements for documenting mobile or house-to-house voting, including ballot distribution and collection logs. The document states that election issues must be brought to the Elecom within 3 days and resolved within 5 days, or may be appealed to the Regional Adjudication Branch within 10 days.
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4. Master list of qualified members certified by the Association
Secretary and attested to by Association treasurer;
5. List of members who participated in the election as certified by the
Elecom;
6. Notarized minutes of elections prepared and signed by the Elecom,
stating among others, the following:
a. Mode or modes of conducting the election;
b. Total number of qualified voters, the number of voters who cast their votes or participated in the elections through electronic or online voting and/or through mobile ballot box or "house-to- house" voting; c. Names of the representatives of the candidates or parties; d. The number of votes garnered by each candidate, ranking and result of the voting. e. For mobile ballot box or "house-to-house" voting system:
1. Date and time the Elecom and the representatives of the
candidates departed from the polling place to conduct mobile ballot box voting;
2. Number of ballots distributed to the members or their
proxies and the number of ballot papers and counterfoil dropped in the sealed transparent ballot boxes, the name of the Elecom member whO issued the ballots, and the name of the Elecom member who collected the ballots and brought the sealed ballot boxes to the designated polling place for counting; and
3. List of members who voted at the place of residence,
ballot number with the corresponding signature of the member or proxy who received and dropped the ballot in the sealed ballot box.
Sec. 22. Election Protests. All election-related issues, controversies or
complaints shall be brought before the Election Committee within three (3) days from the date of the election. The Election Committee shall resolve all complaints or election protests brought before it within five (5) days from the receipt thereof. Any party aggrieved by the decision of the Election Committee may file an election protest or complaint with the Regional Adjudication Branch of the Human Settlements Adjudication Commission within ten (10) days from the receipt of the decision of the Election Committee and in accordance with its Rules of Procedure.