In a crucial initiative to maintain electoral integrity, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has begun securely relocating outdated ballots to a warehouse in Laguna. This decisive action, conducted on January 17, 2025, is a part of Comelec’s meticulous strategy to handle electoral materials responsibly, ensuring they are managed and disposed of properly as they exceed their preservation timeline. Comelec spokesperson Jane Dela Cruz highlighted the importance of this operation in bolstering public trust, underscoring the necessity of transparency and security within the electoral process. The move aligns with the nation’s dedication to democratic values and ethical governance, aiming to fortify the electoral framework ahead of upcoming elections, and ultimately enhance confidence within the electoral system.
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