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A 2013 election ballot box which has undergone a physical examination due to allegations of stolen ballots and tampering, later declared not tampered, and that all the seals are intact and all ballots accounted for.

It is final. The Philippine Commission on Elections has released the final report of registered voters that will elect the next president, vice president, 12 senators, and other elective local government officials by May 9, 2016.

And 54,363,329 registered voters valid to cast their votes will make their final choice, a voice that will matter on that fateful day.

Table below shows the number of registered voters among the 17 regions. Voters of Negros Island, the newly created Region 18 out of Western and Central Visayas, uniting the two provinces of Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental are still in the count of their mother regions.

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This total is the final clean tally after about 2.5 million voters whose records have been deactivated due to non-compliance with the rule ‘No Bio Noboto’ or no biometrics, not valid to vote.

There will be 92,509 clustered precincts during election day.

But wait, the Comelec did not release the number of overseas registered voters (which include overseas Filipino workers)! Voters in this group can also spell the difference between winning and losing in an election!

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First Published         10 Jan , 2016      9:35 am      (UTC/GMT -8 HRS)       with 283 views.

THIS ARTICLE IS RELATED TO    Commission on Elections, elections 2016, overseas Filipino worker, Overseas Filipinos