Isinusulong ng opisyal ng Commission on Elections (Comelec) ang mail voting para sa halalan 2022. Naniniwala si Comelec Commissioner Rowena Guanzon na mas maraming makakaboto kung gagawin ang mail voting. Ginawa pang halimbawa ni Guanzon ang nangyari sa Estados Unidos.
“Look at US (United States) and Korea’s Elections. Their mail voting works… More PWDs elderly, pregnant women can vote if by mail… Early voting and expanded local absentee voting can work. We have Local Absentee (Voting) Law. Voting for law enforcers, AFP, teachers, media on duty on Election Day can vote early, and votes counted on Election Day,” sabi ni Guanzon.
Kamakailan lang ay inihain ni Marikina (2nd District) Representative Stella Quimbo ang panukalang batas House Bill 7572 para payagang makaboto sa pamamgitan ng liham ang mga kababayan nating senior citizens.
Ang mail voting ay ginagamit na ng COMELEC pero para sa mga kababayan natins a ibayong dagat.
Halos parehas din ang pananaw ni COMELEC Spokesperson James Jimenez.
“In fact, ang postal voting or mail-in voting, we do that for overseas voting. Comelec just wants to widen this include domestic voting… Perhaps we should first identify particular voters. For example, senior citizens or persons with disability who can use mail-in voting,” sabi ni Jimenez.
Magugunita na inalmahan ng mga kaalyado ni US President Trump ang mail voting. Ito raw ang magiging daan para manakaw ang panagalawang termino ni President Trump.
“Democrats around the country are attempting to force last-minute changes to election laws and expand universal mail-in voting procedures, under the guise of public health and safety… In other words, Democrats are aiming to steal the election — after the election… Democrats want to use mail-in ballots to steal election and deny Trump second term,” sabi ni Represeantative James Comer.
Narito naman ang pahayag ni Rep. Jim Jordan.
Source: Philstar | Manila Bulletin | FOX News | Representative Jim Jordan
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