Comelec: Candidates have until May 17 to remove campaign materials

Comelec: Candidates have until May 17 to remove campaign materials

SEASON’S CLUTTER Campaign posters compete for attention at a tricycle terminal near Ilugin Elementary School, Barangay Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City, in this photo taken on Thursday. —Lyn Rillon MANILA, Philippines — Candidates and party lists have until Saturday, May 17 to remove their campaign materials, according to the Commission on Elections (Comelec). The Comelec said on Wednesday that the removal of election-related materials five days after t…

Antipolo LGU starts removal of campaign materials ahead of Comelec deadline

The Antipolo City local government has started the removal of various campaign materials in different parts of the city on Monday, May 12, way ahead of the May 17 deadline set by the Commission on Elections (Comelec) following the conclusion of the midterm elections.In his social media post, Antipolo City Mayor Jun Ynares posted photos of city government employees detaching campaign posters and other paraphernalia from the city's roads and highw…

Comelec: Candidates have until May 17 to remove campaign materials, ads on social media

The Commission on Elections on Tuesday reminded all candidates who ran in the 2025 Philippine midterm elections to remove all their election posters and paraphernalia, including social media contents, within five days after the elections.

Comelec XI: Candidates have until May 17 to remove campaign materials

Photo by Bing Gonzales THE COMMISSION on Elections XI (Comelec) on Wednesday reminded all candidates who ran in the 2025 national and local elections to remove campaign materials as soon as possible. During the Kapihan sa PIA press conference, Atty. Gay Enumerables, Comelec XI assistant regional director,  said candidates have until May 17. “Ang atong mga campaign materials we have until kasi five days from election na dapat matanggal na siya,” …

The Citywide Oplan Baklas continues in the city of Las Piñas. This is on the directive of newly proclaimed Mayor April Aguilar. According to Aguilar, they have ordered the removal of posters, tarpaulins and other campaign paraphernalia in public places. This initiative is to ensure that the local government is managed in a disciplined and responsible manner in compliance with the order of the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) that they only have…

BENRO intends to recycle the campaign materials collected in the operation baklas. Some candidates have already prepared their posted election campaign materials in some barangays in Bacolod. The Bacolod Environment and Natural Resources Office was directed by Bacolod Mayor Albee Benitez to lead Operation Baklas […]