Telibert LaocMar 244 minHope in Philippine Politics: In-School Youth in the Sangguniang KabataanThere were no candidates in over 11,000 of the 360,000 (3 percent) elective positions in the Sangguniang Kabataan elections in 2018. ...
Telibert LaocNov 13, 20221 minComments and Recommendations on Senate Bill 179 (Jul. 07 2022)The Democratic Insights Group thanks Project PARTICIPATE for its invitation on November 7 to “review and recommend areas for amendments...
Telibert LaocNov 13, 20222 minComments on Cabinet Bill No. 29, An Act Providing for the Bangsamoro Electoral CodeThe Democratic Insights Group, a non-profit organization under Philippine laws, respectfully offers its comments on Bill No. 29. These...
Telibert LaocOct 7, 20213 minA closer look at Maguindanao in the 2019 elections (Part 1 of 2)The Philippine Commission on Elections reported that in the 2019 elections Maguindanao province had the most number of unopposed...
Telibert LaocAug 23, 20213 minCandidates Win Unopposed, But Who Loses? (Part 3 of 3)What could be done to address the issue of unopposed candidacies? What interventions could eliminate any situation where voters would...
Telibert LaocAug 23, 20213 minCandidates Win Unopposed, But Who Loses? (Part 2 of 3)Why could 15 percent or 36 out of 243 contests for district representative to Congress in the 2019 election be unopposed? To better...
Telibert LaocAug 23, 20213 minCandidates Win Unopposed, But Who Loses? (Part 1 of 3)The elections on May 13, 2019 in the Philippines saw a number of candidates who ran without opponents. Data from the Commission on...