VOTER INFORMATION & EDUCATION
What
Registration in general
Register Anywhere Program
Special Register Anywhere
Program
Overseas Voter Registration
Available for all citizens of the
Philippines, who are abroad
or will be abroad during the
30-day voting period, at least
eighteen (18) years of age on
the day of the elections and
not otherwise disqualified by
law, may register.
When Where
February 12 – September Office of the Election Officer or at satellite /
30, 2024 (except March 28, 29 RAP registration sites
& 30); MON to SAT (8:00 AM
– 5:00 PM)
February 12 – August 31, 2024 In malls, universities or in any government
offices/agencies at least once-a-month
February 12 – August 31, 2024 In religious, educational and private
institutions
December 9, 2022 to At any Post abroad, or at designated
September 30, 2024 registration centers outside the Post, or at the
designated registration centers in the
Philippines
 A Filipino
citizen who 18 y/o on the
is not a day of the AGE REQUIREMENT
registered elections
voter

Sentenced by Sentenced by
final final Resideing
judgment to judgment for Who can at least one
imprisonment a crime register year in the
for not less involving nat’l Philippines
than 1 year security

Residing at
Judicially Not least 6 RESIDENCY
declared otherwise months REQUIREMENTS
incompetent disqualified where he
intends to
or insane by law vote
1. Philippine Identification
System (PhilSys) National ID;
2. Postal ID;
3. PWD ID;
4. Student's ID or library card,
signed by school authority;
5. Senior Citizen ID card;
6. Driver's license/Student permit;
7. NBI clearance;
8. PH Passport;
9. SSS/GSIS or other UMID;
10. IBP ID;
11. PRC License;
12. National Commission on
Indigenous Peoples (NCIP)
Certificate of Confirmation
13. Brgy Certification w/photo;
14. Other Gov’t issued valid ID.
VOTER
BIOMETRICS CAPTURE
REGISTRATION Your signature, image, and fingerprints will be digitally recorded.
------------ This is a mandatory step. Failure to submit to biometrics capture will result
1. FILL OUT FORM in your application being deemed NOT FILED.
2. BIOMETRICS
3. TAKE OATH
4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

FILL OUT
FORM
Fill out the correct form
for your desired
application. The form
will be checked and you
may be asked to present
ID.
TAKE OATH
You will be asked to
verify the contents of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This receipt is proof that you have
your application form.
applied for registration. IT IS NOT
You will have to sign
PROOF OF REGISTRATION
and thumbprint your
STATUS. OR A CLAIM STUB FOR
application form.
VOTER I.D.
APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER SPECIFIC/ADDITIONAL COMMON REQUIREMENTS
OF REGISTRATION RECORDS REQUIREMENTS
… WITHIN THE SAME CITY /
MUNICIPALITY / DISTRICT • Valid ID with new address
Proof residency at the
… FROM OUTSIDE THE CITY / • Properly accomplished CEF-
MUNICIPALITY / DISTRICT new address, such as:
1 Form, clearly indicating
FROM FOREIGN POST TO • Proof of billing
the category of transfer being
LOCAL OEO OTHER THAN • Lease contract
ORIGINAL PLACE OF applied for
REGISTRATION
REASONS FOR DEACTIVATION
Sentenced to a term of imprisonment
not less than 1 year
Convicted for a crime involving
disloyalty to the duly constituted
gov’t or against national security
Declared by competent authority to
be insane or incompetent
Failed to vote in two consecutive
regular elections
Loss of Filipino citizenshio
Exclusion by a court order
Failure to validate
SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS COMMON REQUIREMENTS
FOR REACTIVATION FOR REACTIVATION
Attach a certification or court order
indicating that the ground for
disqualification no longer exists.
Attach a certification or court order
indicating that the ground for
disqualification no longer exists.
Attach a certification or court order
indicating that the ground for
disqualification no longer exists. • Valid ID
[No additional requirements] • Accomplished CEF-1 Form
Attach a certification or court order
indicating that the ground for
disqualification no longer exists.
Attach a certification or court order
indicating that the ground for
disqualification no longer exists.
[No additional requirements]
APPLICATION SPECIFIC/ADDITIONAL COMMON REQUIREMENTS
REQUIREMENTS
APPLICATION FOR Attach required supporting • Valid ID
CHANGE OF NAME DUE documents such as: • Accomplished CEF-1 Form
TO MARRIAGE OR COURT
ORDER / CORRECTION OF • Certification by the solemnizing
ENTRIES IN THE VOTERS’ officer; or
REGISTRATION RECORD • Marriage contract or court order
with certificate of finality;
• Order of the Civil Registrar or
Consul General, as the case may
be; or
• Any other evidence warranted
under the circumstances.
APPLICATION FOR INCLUSION COMMON REQUIREMENTS
OF RECORDS IN THE BOOK OF VOTERS /
REINSTATEMENT OF NAME IN THE LIST OF
VOTERS
REINSTATEMENT OF RECORDS DUE TO
TRANSFER FROM FOREIGN POST TO SAME
LOCAL CITY / MUNICIPALITY / DISTRICT • Valid ID
INCLUSION OF VRR IN THE PRECINCT BOOK • Accomplished CEF-1 Form, clearly
OF VOTERS indicating the request for inclusion or
REINSTATEMENT OF THE NAME OF reinstatement, and nature of inclusion or
REGISTERED VOTER WHICH HAS BEEN reinstatement being sought
OMITTED IN THE LIST OF VOTERS
FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITY (PWDs), SENIOR CITIZENS (SCs) AND
MEMBERS OF INDIGENOUS CULTURAL COMMUNITIES/INDIGENOUS
PEOPLE (ICCs/IPs)
CITIZEN’S RIGHTS
1.Universal Suffrage: The principle of universal suffrage ensures
that all eligible citizens, regardless of race, gender, religion, or
social status, have the right to participate in the electoral process.
2.Equal Representation: Citizens have the right to expect fair
and equal representation. This means that each vote holds equal
weight, and electoral districts should be drawn in a way that
prevents gerrymandering and ensures proportional representation.
3.Access to Information: Citizens have the right to access
accurate and relevant information about political candidates,
parties, and issues. This includes the right to receive unbiased
information from the media and other sources to make informed
decisions.
4.Freedom of Political Expression: Citizens should be free to
express their political opinions without fear of persecution. This
includes the right to peacefully assemble, engage in political
discourse, and support or oppose political parties and candidates.
5.Periodic and Genuine Elections: Citizens have the right to
expect that elections are held at regular intervals and that they are
conducted in a genuine and transparent manner.
VOTER’S RIGHTS
1.Right to Vote: Voters have the fundamental right to cast their
votes in free and fair elections. This includes the right to choose
their representatives at various levels of government, such as
local, regional, and national elections.
2.Secret Ballot: The right to a secret ballot ensures that
individuals can vote freely without fear of retaliation. This
protects the integrity of the voting process and encourages
genuine expression of the voter's choice.
3.Right to Run for Office: In addition to the right to vote, voters
have the twin right to run for public office. There may be certain
eligibility criteria, such as age and citizenship requirements, but
these should be applied fairly and without discrimination.
4.Right to Due Process: In the event of disputes or challenges to
election results, voters have the right to due process. This
ensures a fair and transparent resolution of any electoral issues
through established legal procedures.
5.Protection from Voter Suppression: Voters have the right to
be protected from any form of voter suppression, such as
intimidation, coercion, or discriminatory practices that may
hinder their ability to exercise their right to vote.
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RIGHTS

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