Candidates — e-Boto

Benjamin "Chairman Ben" Abalos Sr.

Running for Mayor

Stand On Issues

War on Drugs

Same-sex Marriage

ABS-CBN Franchise Renewal

Revival of Death Penalty

COVID-19 Mass Testing

Assertion of Ownership on West Philippine Sea

Red-tagging of Students

Senate Probe on Pharmally Deal

Organization of Community Pantries

Philippines-China Relations

Anti-terror law

Pandemic Gov't Response

Injustices Committed by the Marcoses during Martial Law

Climate Change

Slow Internet

Banning Single-use Plastics

Vote-buying

Advancing Mining

Udenna Corp.'s Acquisition of Malampaya Majority Stake

Manila Bay Dolomite Project

Voluntary Drug Testing of Candidates

Political Dynasties

Resumption of Face-to-face Classes

Charter Change

Federalism

Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccination

Endo (Contractualization)

Political Turncoatism (Political Butterfly)

ICC Probe on the Philippine's Drug War

Decriminalizing Abortion

Legalization of Divorce

Political Statements on Social Issues (Other Issues)

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Statement on the issue

Controversies

Court acquits ex-COMELEC Chair Abalos in NBN-ZTE case

The anti-graft court Sandiganbayan has acquitted former Commission on Elections (Comelec) chair Benjamin Abalos of graft charges in connection with the botched $329-million national broadband network government deal with ZTE Corporation of China. The Sandiganbayan's Fourth Division said in its decision issued on Wednesday, May 11, that state prosecutors failed to provide sufficient proof that Abalos had brokered the deal for a fee.

May

2016

Source

Benjamin Abalos, Filipino elections official, resigns in a scandal that may threaten Arroyo

The man at the center of a corruption scandal that threatens to reach President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo resigned Monday as chairman of the Philippine election commission and promised to sue his detractors. Benjamin Abalos said he resigned to protect the Commission on Elections from damage caused by recent Senate testimony that he had offered a Filipino businessman and a member of Arroyo's cabinet millions of dollars in bribes to help a Chinese firm, ZTE, win a $329 million contract to build a nationwide broadband network for the Philippine government.

October

2007

War on Drugs

As of writing, no statement available.

Same-sex Marriage

As of writing, no statement available.

ABS-CBN Franchise Renewal

As of writing, no statement available.

Revival of Death Penalty

As of writing, no statement available.

COVID-19 Mass Testing

As of writing, no statement available.

Assertion of Ownership on West Philippine Sea

As of writing, no statement available.

Red-tagging of Students

As of writing, no statement available.

Senate Probe on Pharmally Deal

As of writing, no statement available.

Organization of Community Pantries

As of writing, no statement available.

Philippines-China Relations

As of writing, no statement available.

Anti-terror law

As of writing, no statement available.

Pandemic Gov't Response

As of writing, no statement available.

Injustices Committed by the Marcoses during Martial Law

As of writing, no statement available.

Climate Change

As of writing, no statement available.

Slow Internet

As of writing, no statement available.

Banning Single-use Plastics

As of writing, no statement available.

Vote-buying

As of writing, no statement available.

Advancing Mining

As of writing, no statement available.

Udenna Corp.'s Acquisition of Malampaya Majority Stake

As of writing, no statement available.

Manila Bay Dolomite Project

As of writing, no statement available.

Voluntary Drug Testing of Candidates

As of writing, no statement available.

Political Dynasties

As of writing, no statement available.

Resumption of Face-to-face Classes

As of writing, no statement available.

Charter Change

As of writing, no statement available.

Federalism

As of writing, no statement available.

Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccination

As of writing, no statement available.

Endo (Contractualization)

As of writing, no statement available.

Political Turncoatism (Political Butterfly)

As of writing, no statement available.

ICC Probe on the Philippine's Drug War

As of writing, no statement available.

Decriminalizing Abortion

As of writing, no statement available.

Legalization of Divorce

As of writing, no statement available.

Stand On Issues

Benjamin "Chairman Ben" Abalos Sr.

Statement on the issue

Controversies

Source: rappler.com/nation/132655-court-acquits-benjamin-abalos-nbn-zte/

Court acquits ex-COMELEC Chair Abalos in NBN-ZTE case The anti-graft court Sandiganbayan has acquitted former Commission on Elections (Comelec) chair Benjamin Abalos of graft charges in connection with the botched $329-million national broadband network government deal with ZTE Corporation of China. The Sandiganbayan's Fourth Division said in its decision issued on Wednesday, May 11, that state prosecutors failed to provide sufficient proof that Abalos had brokered the deal for a fee. May 2016

Benjamin Abalos, Filipino elections official, resigns in a scandal that may threaten Arroyo The man at the center of a corruption scandal that threatens to reach President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo resigned Monday as chairman of the Philippine election commission and promised to sue his detractors. Benjamin Abalos said he resigned to protect the Commission on Elections from damage caused by recent Senate testimony that he had offered a Filipino businessman and a member of Arroyo's cabinet millions of dollars in bribes to help a Chinese firm, ZTE, win a $329 million contract to build a nationwide broadband network for the Philippine government. October 2007

War on Drugs

As of writing, no statement available.

Same-sex Marriage

As of writing, no statement available.

ABS-CBN Franchise Renewal

As of writing, no statement available.

Revival of Death Penalty

As of writing, no statement available.

COVID-19 Mass Testing

As of writing, no statement available.

Assertion of Ownership on West Philippine Sea

As of writing, no statement available.

Red-tagging of Students

As of writing, no statement available.

Senate Probe on Pharmally Deal

As of writing, no statement available.

Organization of Community Pantries

As of writing, no statement available.

Philippines-China Relations

As of writing, no statement available.

Anti-terror law

As of writing, no statement available.

Pandemic Gov't Response

As of writing, no statement available.

Injustices Committed by the Marcoses during Martial Law

As of writing, no statement available.

Climate Change

As of writing, no statement available.

Slow Internet

As of writing, no statement available.

Banning Single-use Plastics

As of writing, no statement available.

Vote-buying

As of writing, no statement available.

Advancing Mining

As of writing, no statement available.

Udenna Corp.'s Acquisition of Malampaya Majority Stake

As of writing, no statement available.

Manila Bay Dolomite Project

As of writing, no statement available.

Voluntary Drug Testing of Candidates

As of writing, no statement available.

Political Dynasties

As of writing, no statement available.

Resumption of Face-to-face Classes

As of writing, no statement available.

Charter Change

As of writing, no statement available.

Federalism

As of writing, no statement available.

Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccination

As of writing, no statement available.

Endo (Contractualization)

As of writing, no statement available.

Political Turncoatism (Political Butterfly)

As of writing, no statement available.

ICC Probe on the Philippine's Drug War

As of writing, no statement available.

Decriminalizing Abortion

As of writing, no statement available.

Legalization of Divorce

As of writing, no statement available.