Voting is both a right and responsibility of Filipino citizens in recognition of those who fought for suffrage. By voting, Filipinos can directly participate in national affairs and have a stake in the nation's interests, making it both a right and privilege. To vote in the Philippines, one must be a citizen aged 18 or older and have resided in the country for at least one year, including six months in their municipality.
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lesson 6 about the voters id and how voters citizenship can help us
Voting is both a right and responsibility of Filipino citizens in recognition of those who fought for suffrage. By voting, Filipinos can directly participate in national affairs and have a stake in the nation's interests, making it both a right and privilege. To vote in the Philippines, one must be a citizen aged 18 or older and have resided in the country for at least one year, including six months in their municipality.
Voting is both a right and responsibility of Filipino citizens in recognition of those who fought for suffrage. By voting, Filipinos can directly participate in national affairs and have a stake in the nation's interests, making it both a right and privilege. To vote in the Philippines, one must be a citizen aged 18 or older and have resided in the country for at least one year, including six months in their municipality.
Most importantly, it is a responsibility that every Filipino who comes of age must fulfill Lesson 6: in recognition of the scarifies those before us had to give so that those who came generations after them may no longer be Voter dictated by foreign elements. • By voting, a Filipino is given the Citizenshi opportunity to be directly involved in the affairs of the nation and have a stake in p national interest. Thus not only is it a right and a responsibility, it also becomes a Education privilege. Qualification and Disqualification of a Voter
• Suffrage may be exercised by all qualified and registered voters of the
Philippines and otherwise disqualified by law. According to our Constitution, voters shall not be barred from voting by their literacy, amount of property, or other such matters. Qualifications to vote in the Philippines are:
a.Being a citizen of the Philippines
b.Being eighteen years of age or over c.Being a resident of the Philippines for one year, and for at least six months in the city or municipality wherein he/she proposes to vote immediately preceding the election are qualified to vote. The value of your Vote The Commission on Higher Education emphasizes that every voter must value their vote: Equal chance for a vote, whether rich or poor Guaranteed opportunity to participate It is priceless Your Vote will mean: Better services from executive Better policies and laws from the legislative A brighter future for us, FILIPINOS. Why we should cast our Votes during Elections? • It is during the elections where we as citizen determine who is able to make decisions and wield the power they were handed to make a positive difference for the country for years to come. Our decision on who to put in power is of national significance. • Exercising our right to choose our leaders at the very least gives us HOPE that we CAN choose good people to be our leader; and having good people in government will assure us that our needs and welfare will be addressed and safeguard. • When we utilize our power to vote, we will have proven to ourselves that we are ready to face our destiny as a people and indeed be responsible for the welfare of our nation. What must we do? Register or revalidate your registration Encourage your friends to register and to revalidate their registration. Help educate your friends. Cast your vote Watch the count “The best way for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.”
– Voters Education Program National Youth Commission.