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Be informed: Lawful election propaganda, common poster areas

(PNA file photo by Joey O. Razon) MANILA-Aspiring for an elective public position can be tricky and sometimes expensive, especially when persuading voters to know you and your platforms through massive campaigning and the use of lawful election propaganda. The beginning of one's political journey starts with becoming a candidate which refers to any person seeking an elective public office position. It will be followed by the use of campaign and election propaganda which include the following: Forming organizations, associations, clubs, committees, or other groups of persons for the purpose of soliciting votes and/or undertaking any campaign for or against a candidate; Holding political caucuses, conferences, meetings, rallies, parades, or other similar assemblies, for the purpose of soliciting votes and/or undertaking any campaign or propaganda for or against a candidate; Making speeches, announcements or commentaries, or holding interviews for or against the election of any cand ....

Supreme Court , Department Of Environment , Omnibus Election Code , Fair Elections Act , Republic Act , Fair Election Act , Comelec Resolution , Natural Resources , Na File Photo By Joeyo Razon Manila Aspiring For An Elective Public Position Can Be Tricky And Sometimes Expensive , Specially When Persuading Voters To Know You And Your Platforms Through Massive Campaigning The Use Of Lawful Election Propaganda Beginning One 39s Political Journey Starts With Becominga Candidate Which Refers Any Person Seeking An Elective Public Office Position It Will Be Followed By Campaign Include Following Forming Organizations , R Other Groups Of Persons For The Purpose Soliciting Votes And Or Undertaking Any Campaign Againsta Candidate Holding Political Caucuses , R Other Similar Assemblies , Or The Purpose Of Soliciting Votes And Undertaking Any Campaign Propaganda For Againsta Candidate Making Speeches , Nnouncements Or Commentaries , R Holding Interviews For Or Against The Election Of Any Candidate Public Office Publishing Distributing Campaign Literature Materials Designed To Support Oppose Directly Indirectly Soliciting Votes , R Support For Or Againsta Candidate Under Section 80 Of Article 10 The Omnibus Election Code Oec , N Election Campaign Or Partisan Political Activity Must Be Done Only Within The Period Parties May Hold Conventions Meetings To Nominate Their Official Candidates 30 Days Before Commencement Of And 45 For Presidential Vice Elections What 39s Unlawful , Hat 39s Not The Comelec Quot Oplan Baklas Operations Allow Commission To Take Down Oversized And Illegally Placed Campaign Materials Were Toned Downa Bit After Supreme Court Issueda Temporary Restraining Order Tro Over Dismantling Paraphernalia Posted On Private Properties But As Law States , Ampaign Materials Become Illegal When Are Posted In Restricted Public Areas And Bigger Than The Prescribed By Oec Legal Election Propaganda Includes Pamphlets , Nd Other Written Or Printed Materials Ofa Size Not More Than 8 5x14 Inches The Fair Elections Act Ruled That No Campaign Material Should Exceed 23 Feet Whether Handwritten Letters Urging Voters To Vote For Against Any Particular Candidate Cloth , R Cardboard Posters , Hether Framed Or Posted , Ith An Area Exceeding 2x3 Feet , Except That , T The Site And On Occasion Ofa Public Meeting Or Rally , R In Announcing The Holding Of Said Meeting Or Rally ,

Be informed: Lawful election propaganda, common poster areas

(PNA file photo by Joey O. Razon) MANILA-Aspiring for an elective public position can be tricky and sometimes expensive, especially when persuading voters to know you and your platforms through massive campaigning and the use of lawful election propaganda. The beginning of one's political journey starts with becoming a candidate which refers to any person seeking an elective public office position. It will be followed by the use of campaign and election propaganda which include the following: Forming organizations, associations, clubs, committees, or other groups of persons for the purpose of soliciting votes and/or undertaking any campaign for or against a candidate; Holding political caucuses, conferences, meetings, rallies, parades, or other similar assemblies, for the purpose of soliciting votes and/or undertaking any campaign or propaganda for or against a candidate; Making speeches, announcements or commentaries, or holding interviews for or against the election of any cand ....

Supreme Court , Omnibus Election Code , Fair Elections Act , Na File Photo By Joeyo Razon Manila Aspiring For An Elective Public Position Can Be Tricky And Sometimes Expensive , Specially When Persuading Voters To Know You And Your Platforms Through Massive Campaigning The Use Of Lawful Election Propaganda Beginning One 39s Political Journey Starts With Becominga Candidate Which Refers Any Person Seeking An Elective Public Office Position It Will Be Followed By Campaign Include Following Forming Organizations , R Other Groups Of Persons For The Purpose Soliciting Votes And Or Undertaking Any Campaign Againsta Candidate Holding Political Caucuses , R Other Similar Assemblies , Or The Purpose Of Soliciting Votes And Undertaking Any Campaign Propaganda For Againsta Candidate Making Speeches , Nnouncements Or Commentaries , R Holding Interviews For Or Against The Election Of Any Candidate Public Office Publishing Distributing Campaign Literature Materials Designed To Support Oppose Directly Indirectly Soliciting Votes , R Support For Or Againsta Candidate Under Section 80 Of Article 10 The Omnibus Election Code Oec , N Election Campaign Or Partisan Political Activity Must Be Done Only Within The Period Parties May Hold Conventions Meetings To Nominate Their Official Candidates 30 Days Before Commencement Of And 45 For Presidential Vice Elections What 39s Unlawful , Hat 39s Not The Comelec Quot Oplan Baklas Operations Allow Commission To Take Down Oversized And Illegally Placed Campaign Materials Were Toned Downa Bit After Supreme Court Issueda Temporary Restraining Order Tro Over Dismantling Paraphernalia Posted On Private Properties But As Law States , Ampaign Materials Become Illegal When Are Posted In Restricted Public Areas And Bigger Than The Prescribed By Oec Legal Election Propaganda Includes Pamphlets , Nd Other Written Or Printed Materials Ofa Size Not More Than 8 5x14 Inches The Fair Elections Act Ruled That No Campaign Material Should Exceed 23 Feet Whether Handwritten Letters Urging Voters To Vote For Against Any Particular Candidate Cloth , R Cardboard Posters , Hether Framed Or Posted , Ith An Area Exceeding 2x3 Feet , Except That , T The Site And On Occasion Ofa Public Meeting Or Rally , R In Announcing The Holding Of Said Meeting Or Rally , Treamers Not Exceeding 3x8 Feet In Size Are Allowed However , Hese Streamers Can Only Be Displayed One Week Before The Date Of Meeting Or Rally And Should Removed Within 72 Hours All Other Forms Election Propaganda Are Not Prohibited By This Code As Commission May Authorize After Due Notice To Interested Parties Anda Hearing Where Were Given An Equal Opportunity Heard , Rovided That The Commission 39s Authorization Shall Be Published In Two Newspapers Of General Circulation Throughout Nation For At Least Twice Within One Week After Has Been Granted Oec Also Prohibits Removal , Nd Prevention Of The Distribution Lawful Election Propaganda Any Newspaper , R Magazine Advertising ,