BY THE METRO TEAM Malfunctioning Vote Counting Machines (VCMs), long lines, power interruptions, fainting spells, rising temperatures and tempers, and breaches in the prescribed minimum health protocols marred the opening of the May 9 national and local elections on Monday.
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(PNA file photo) MANILA-Aksyon Demokratiko presidential bet Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso on Monday said he is satisfied with the ongoing peaceful national and local elections so far. He made this comment during an ambush interview with the media shortly after casting his ballot at the Magat Salamat Elementary School in Manila where he is a registered voter. "Salamat sa Diyos. So far, generally peaceful ang elections (Thank God. So far, the elections are peaceful)," the presidential aspirant said. He added that he is praying that it will also end peacefully and without major problems. Domagoso thanked his supporters and volunteers who stayed with him until the end of his presidential campaign. "Now again, I would like to thank all those people, the volunteers and supporters who stayed with us (in the) campaign," he said. Domagoso also urged voters to continue to cast their ballots despite experiencing some problems with faulty vote counting machines (VC
(PNA file photo) MANILA-Aksyon Demokratiko presidential bet Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso on Monday said he is satisfied with the ongoing peaceful national and local elections so far. He made this comment during an ambush interview with the media shortly after casting his ballot at the Magat Salamat Elementary School in Manila where he is a registered voter. "Salamat sa Diyos. So far, generally peaceful ang elections (Thank God. So far, the elections are peaceful)," the presidential aspirant said. He added that he is praying that it will also end peacefully and without major problems. Domagoso thanked his supporters and volunteers who stayed with him until the end of his presidential campaign. "Now again, I would like to thank all those people, the volunteers and supporters who stayed with us (in the) campaign," he said. Domagoso also urged voters to continue to cast their ballots despite experiencing some problems with faulty vote counting machines (VC