8List.ph
  • News
    • Showbiz
    • Opinion
    • Sports
    • Profiles
    • Weird
  • Adulting
    • Career
    • Money
    • Health
    • School & Learning
    • Relationships
  • Pop
    • Movies & TV
    • Music
    • Books
    • Games
    • Theater
    • Retro
    • K-World
  • Lifestyle
    • Style
    • Beauty
    • Food & Drink
    • Nest
    • Tech
    • Travel
    • Pinoy
  • Videos
    • 8List Asks
    • Pagsubeks
    • Kaya Today!
    • Archives
      • 8list Plays
      • 8List Explores
      • 8List Presents
      • 88 Seconds
      • 8secs
      • Filgood
      • Isabuhay Ang Panata
      • #8MinutesWith
      • YOUth DECIDE
      • Str8 Up with Delamar
      • Toughest Job 2016
  • H8 Mondays
  • Breathe
  • About
  • Sitemap
  • Advertise
  • Privacy
  • Archive
  • Bitesized.ph
  • Windowseat.ph

 

 

 

8List.ph is published by ID8, Inc.

Subscribe
8List.ph
8List.ph
  • News
    • Showbiz
    • Opinion
    • Sports
    • Profiles
    • Weird
  • Adulting
    • Career
    • Money
    • Health
    • School & Learning
    • Relationships
  • Pop
    • Movies & TV
    • Music
    • Books
    • Games
    • Theater
    • Retro
    • K-World
  • Lifestyle
    • Style
    • Beauty
    • Food & Drink
    • Nest
    • Tech
    • Travel
    • Pinoy
  • Videos
    • 8List Asks
    • Pagsubeks
    • Kaya Today!
    • Archives
      • 8list Plays
      • 8List Explores
      • 8List Presents
      • 88 Seconds
      • 8secs
      • Filgood
      • Isabuhay Ang Panata
      • #8MinutesWith
      • YOUth DECIDE
      • Str8 Up with Delamar
      • Toughest Job 2016
  • H8 Mondays
  • Breathe
  • News

PSA: 6.3M Deactivated Voters Will Soon Be Able to Reactivate Their Voter Status **ONLINE**

  • Posted on Aug 13, 2021Oct 6, 2021
  • 3 minute read
  • Meryl Medel
Total
2
Shares
1
0
1

Are you one of millions of deactivated voters in the Philippines? Here’s what you should know so you can vote in the upcoming elections!

 

6.3 million deactivated voters

Millions Of People A Lot Of People GIFfrom Millions Of People GIFs

According to the Commission on Elections (Comelec), there are over 6 million registered voters whose status is currently deactivated. This means they weren’t able to vote in two consecutive elections, which makes them ineligible to vote in the 2022 elections.

Usually, deactivated voters need to visit their local Comelec office to apply for reactivation. But Comelec just announced an easier process.

 


You can reactivate *online*

via GIPHY

On August 11, Comelec Commissioner Rowena Guanzon announced that reactivation of voter status will be conducted online, which is an unusual but welcome deviation from the usual application process of Comelec.

 

Biometrics are still on record

The reason for the in-person appearance during voter registration and reactivation is because Comelec needs to capture voter’s biometric data to be used for verification during the elections.

However, for the 6.3 million deactivated voters, Comelec still has their data on record, according to Guanzon. “Their biometrics are still in the database of the Commission on Elections, hence they need not apply for reactivation in person,” she said in a Facebook post.

 


You will receive an email

Mail Download GIFfrom Mail GIFs

According to Guanzon’s announcement, those eligible for reactivation will receive an email throughout August 2021. This is especially helpful for individuals who are living in areas currently under enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) and modified ECQ (MECQ), where voter registration and reactivation are on hold.

 


You will be taking oath through a video call

On My Honor Swearing GIFfrom On My Honor GIFs

As opposed to the in-person oath-taking after biometrics capture at the local Comelec office, eligible deactivated voters will be making the voter’s oath through a video call with an election officer.

 


Good news for senior citizens and PWDs

@COMELEC En Banc approved the reactivation of PWDs and Senior citizens voters who failed to vote in 2 consecutive elections. Reactivation through email and oath before the eletion officer thru video. Wait for procedure details @radyocomelec @jabjimenez @dirfrancesarabe

— Rowena Guanzon (@rowena_guanzon) August 11, 2021

According to a separate tweet by Guanzon, reactivation through online means is also possible for senior citizens and persons with disabilities. Like the rest of the deactivated voters, they will be receiving an email and will be taking oath through video call.

 

Details to follow

via GIPHY

While this is all exciting news, Comelec is still ironing out the details of the procedure, so keep your eyes peeled for updates. Follow Comelec on Facebook or Twitter for new announcements, and bookmark this page as we will be updating it as soon as more details are available.

 

Not a deactivated voter?

If you’re not eligible for reactivation, make sure to apply for voter registration as soon as possible, especially if your local Comelec office is still open for voter registration. Comelec has also opened satellite registration centers in some areas, which you can find through their Facebook page.

There are less than 50 days left until the end of the application period. So register now!

A Step-By-Step Guide To Voter Registration During the Pandemic
A Step-By-Step Guide To Voter Registration During the Pandemic
Meryl Medel | Nov 16, 2020

Total
2
Shares
1
0
1
Related Topics
  • election
  • voter registration
  • Youthdecide2021
  • youthdecide2022
Avatar photo
Meryl Medel

Meryl finds joy in music, movies, museums, and making her way around the world.

Previous Article
  • Pop

Bite-Sized True Crime? Follow These TikTok Accounts For Your Daily Dose of Horror

  • Posted on Aug 13, 2021
  • Kyzia Maramara
View Post
Next Article
  • Lockdown Diaries
  • Opinion

Here’s What P67 Billion Could Do for Our Healthcare System (and More)

  • Posted on Aug 13, 2021Aug 13, 2021
  • Kyzia Maramara
View Post
You May Also Like
View Post
  • News

Yikes! Philippines Is the #1 Worldwide Contributor to Ocean Plastic Waste, Study Says

  • Posted on Feb 23, 2023Feb 23, 2023
  • Kyzia Maramara
View Post
  • News
  • Pop

‘Unprofessional’ NAIA Staff Involved in Enhypen Airport Screening May Be Sanctioned

  • Posted on Feb 7, 2023
  • Kyzia Maramara
View Post
  • News

Wavy Baby Music Festival: What Worked and What Didn’t

  • Posted on Jan 16, 2023
  • Alex Alvarez
View Post
  • News

Voter Registration Has Resumed So Don’t Wait Til the Last Minute

  • Posted on Jan 9, 2023Jan 9, 2023
  • Meryl Medel
View Post
  • News

History Makers: Meet the AdMU Students Who Won Gold at the World’s Largest Debate Tournament

  • Posted on Jan 6, 2023
  • Kyzia Maramara
View Post
  • Money
  • News

BPI 0431 Debit Memo: What to Do If Your Account Has Unauthorized Transactions

  • Posted on Jan 4, 2023Jan 4, 2023
  • Kyzia Maramara
View Post
  • News
  • Travel

NAIA Shutdown: What’s Going On and What You Can Do In Case Your Flight Is Affected

  • Posted on Jan 3, 2023
  • Meryl Medel
View Post
  • News

Dear LGU and Tourists, Let Baguio Breathe. Sincerely, Locals

  • Posted on Dec 22, 2022Dec 22, 2022
  • Meryl Medel

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Get the l8est delivered right to your inbox.

8List.ph
  • About
  • Sitemap
  • Advertise
  • Privacy
  • Archive
  • Bitesized.ph
  • Windowseat.ph
Your daily dose of entertaining, useful and informative lists.

Input your search keywords and press Enter.