NEWS UPDATE: Comelec Spokesperson James Jimenez explains why overseas voter registration (OVR) ended earlier than the October 30 deadline, as the difference in extension periods is "necessary and due to the unique circumstances of overseas voting." | via @michelleabad_ Image
@michelleabad_ Comelec explains the preparations for OVR have "a much tighter timetable, considering that voting overseas starts thirty days before the local elections do."

The month-long voting period for overseas Filipinos in the 2022 polls will be from April 10 to May 9. | @michelleabad_
@michelleabad_ This, despite the law Duterte signed that says "The last day of registration of voters for the 2022 National and Local Elections shall be 30 days after the effectivity of this Act." Original deadline was Sept 30. RA 11591 makes no distinction between local & overseas registration

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