The electoral victory of a senatoriable who hardly had political ads on tv prompted a number of people commenting how the Filipino voters have become more intelligent in choosing their leaders. If the Filipino electorates have indeed become more intelligent, it is a much welcomed development. However, we have all been witnesses to what the Philippine election remains to be—dirty and voters easily swayed by vote buying as cheap as 100 pesos. There are ways, though, on how we can see the fulfillment of having wiser and more intelligent electorates. …

CMFR once again have issued their second supplemental Repost which tackles the review of different TV station and Political Advertsing. CMFr has done a very good job in having a very detailed report about what is going on the election.
A. Public Affairs Programs Coverage (16-27 April 2007)

The public affairs programs provided analyses and additional information that regular news programs did not. In that sense they helped provide the context often missing in the news programs. Programs such as Probe and The Correspondents also provided an opportunity for interaction between …

A report made by PCIJ blog reveals that Pichay and Villar have been heavily spending on television and radio ads :
From February 13 to May 1, 2007, Team Unity’s Pichay, the top spender on political ads, spent about P151.72 million. Villar, the second top spender, spent P138.28 million. Data also show that Pichay and Villar have been heavily spending on television and radio ads.

That is something really I don’t understand because I just don’t know where will this senators get their return of investment if they succeed during election.
In …

Here is the political Ads by Miguel Zubiri. This might not be of interest to Filipinos residing at Philippines but this is very helpful to OFW like me.

If you know other site showing other Political Ads please let me know so we can post it here.

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Here is the political Ads by Chiz Escudero. This might not be of interest to Filipinos residing at Philippines but this is very helpful to OFW like me.

If you know other site showing other Political Ads please let me know so we can post it here.

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Here is the political Ads by Loren Legarda. This might not be of interest to Filipinos residing at Philippines but this is very helpful to OFW like me.

If you know other site showing other Political Ads please let me know so we can post it here.
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I would like to post here the Suggestion of John Marzan on his blogpost, in which I believe is a right question to throw to Genuine Opposition and Team Unity. All information that we have, is just coming from different websites and blogs available in the net.

1) Bakit walang official website ang GO (at TU)? Hindi ba basic yan?

2) Include GO’s website address in the TV political ads or posters/banners

I do hope that the candidates Team will have an effort to consolidate all their platform and show it to us …

A report by inquirer.net regarding ” Pichay, Villar, Recto top media spenders ” caught my attention.

Reelectionist Senators Manuel Villar and Ralph Recto spent P30.29 million and P22.79 million, respectively.

It’s quite a big amount of money that they spend.

The Nielsen study said GMA 7 cornered 56 percent of the money spent by politicians on TV ads; ABS-CBN 2, 42 percent, and ABC 5, 2 percent.

But what did the law says about the maximum amount of money to spend.?
Fair Election Act
The Fair Election Act stipulates that candidates officially nominated by political parties …