The supreme court is involved in a situation where the State Election Commission is questioned regarding the failure to hold timely local body elections.
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The supreme court is involved in a situation where the State Election Commission is questioned regarding the failure to hold timely local body elections.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.SC mandates local body elections, addressing previous concerns over timely polls.1 source
- A Supreme Court ruling in Silang abandoned the second-placer rule in local elections.Sub-event
Supreme Court and State Election Commission face scrutiny over the failure to hold local body elections.1 source
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