history of elections in the philippines
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HISTORY OF ELECTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES
Spanish & American Colonial Period
President of the First Philippine Republic
MALE VOTERS: ILUSTRADOS
September 15, 1935 –First Presidential Election after the ratification of the 1935 Constitution of the Philippines.
The Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines was approved by U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt on March 23, 1935
ACT 4112 : Granting Women Right of Suffrage
Signing of Women’s Suffrage Law by President Quezon
First Lady Aurora Quezon voting for the first time
WORLD WAR IIJAPANESE OCCUPATION
1949 - The First Election for the newly Independent Republic
First • Presidential, • V. Presidential• Congressional
Elections
Oy! Lolo ni Mr. Palinki!
MANUEL ROXAS
1953 ELECTIONS:RAMON MAGSAYSAY
SAVIOUR OF DEMOCRACY AND MAN OF THE MASSES
I did not have three thousand pairs of shoes, I had one thousand and sixty.
1965-1986: FERDINAND MARCOS• First President of the Republic to be re-elected.• Abolished the 1935 Constitution• On September 21, 1972, declared Martial Law.
WIN OR LOSE, we go shopping after
the Elections
1986 - Snap elections were held in 1986. The mass action known as the People Power Revolution of 1986 led to the ouster of Marcos, the collapse of KBL and the installation of Corazon Aquino as the President.
• 1987 - National plebiscite for the approval of the 1987 Constitution in February 1987; election for members of the Senate and House of Representatives in May 1987; and local elections in January 1988. The 1987 Constitution provided for a multi-party system.
• 1992 synchronized national and local elections, the people voted for president for the first time under the 1987 Constitution.
• 1995, congressional and local elections were held.
• In 1998, the first party-list elections were held. • January 2001, EDSA DOS, a repeat of the 1986
People Power removed Estrada from Malacañang and seated Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as the new president.
VOTING BEHAVIOR OF THE FILIPINOS
1. Popularity of the Candidate’s Name
2. Endorsement of traditional
networks and organizations
3. Characteristics that could be of benefit to the voter
4. Party Program
WHAT IS THE VALUE OF YOUR VOTE?It will mean:• Better services from the executive• Better policies and laws from the
legislative• Brighter future for us, Filipinos
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