Voter education in schools pushed

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he wanted the integration of voter education in the country’s education curriculum to encourage the youth to make informed choices during elections. | NCorralesINQ /PDI

The Chief Executive also urged the Comelec to “open yourselves to the recommendations of our experts and Filipino voters, who are [our] partners in ensuring free, orderly, honest and credible elections.”

Marcos also challenged Comelec officials to “implement positive reforms and make election result transmission faster and maintain its accuracy,” citing that the government has been using modern technologies during the elections.

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