Comelec Orders Ex-Chair Sheriff Abas to Explain Alleged Vote Buying
Comelec gave Abas 24 hours to respond after Facebook photos showed sample ballots clipped with cash, a possible election offense under the Omnibus Election Code.
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Comelec orders ex-chair Abas to explain BPE vote-buying allegations
MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has ordered its former chairperson, Sheriff Abas, now a district representative candidate for Cotabato City, to explain allegations of vote-buying related to the first Bangsamoro Parliamentary elections (BPE). The Comelec’s Committee on Kontra Bigay issued a show cause order (SCO) against Abas, citing a Facebook post by
Comelec orders Sheriff Abas to explain alleged vote buying; Abas decries 'fake news'
The Commission on Elections has issued a show-cause order against its former chairman, Atty. Sheriff Abas, who is currently running for district representative in the first district of Cotabato City in the inaugural BARMM Parliamentary elections, over his alleged involvement in a vote-buying incident.
Dating Comelec Chairman Sheriff Abas, pinagpaliwanag sa alegasyon ng vote buying
Pinagpapaliwanag ng Commission on Elections o Comelec ang kanilang dating chairman na si Atty. Sheriff Abas. Ito ay kaugnay ng alegasyong sangkot umano siya sa vote buying bago ang unang BARMM parliamentary elections. Naglabas ng show-cause order ang Comelec at pinasasagot si Abas sa loob ng 24 oras matapos kumalat sa Facebook ang mga larawan […]
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