"Widespread fraud must be met with widespread resistance and opposition. Poll results that are tainted with fraud must be rejected by the electorate."
Unity Statement against Election Fraud and Political Repression
Our volunteers collated reports received from the ground on election day. View the map for incident reporting.
Kontra Daya (Against Fraud) firmly believes that the conduct of clean and honest election is not an exclusive concern of government nor of politicians vying for elective positions. The people must participate in guarding against electoral fraud as well as in debates on future policy directions for the country and the people’s welfare.
Among its members are Promotion of Church Peoples Response, Computer Professionals Union, AGHAM, Alliance of Concerned Teachers, Health Alliance for Democracy, Health Action for Human Rights, Kawani Kontra Daya and Blogwatch.ph
Kontra Daya calls for Voter Vigilance as Party-list Groups of the Rich and Powerful Continue to Dominate Survey
Kontra Daya calls for voter vigilance as party-list groups of the rich and powerful continue to dominate survey. The Pulse Asia nationwide survey for party-list representatives released last April 25 shows not just a disappointing trend but also an alarming tendency.
It is disappointing that even if party-list elections have been held since 1998, a little more than one-fourth of the respondents are still reportedly unaware when asked if they have read or watched anything about the party-list system. READ MORE
PRESS STATEMENTS
- Blacklisting Smartmatic a step in a foreign intervention-free, fraud-free election system – Kontra Daya
- Kontra Daya calls on people to troop to COMELEC on Wednesday (May 29)
- COMELEC should disclose all petitions for substitution of party-list representatives
- Duterte Youth makes a mockery of the party-list law
- COMELEC should oppose NYC Chair Cardema’s move to substitute as Duterte Youth party-list rep
- Public pressure sought to flush political dynasties out of party-list system (ABS-CBN News, June 1, 2019)
- ‘Dubious’ party-list groups, politicians to dominate midterm elections again (Business Mirror, May 10, 2019)
- EDITORIAL – Mocking the marginalized (the Philippine Star, May 10, 2019)
- Marginalized? Party list system just expands turf of the powerful (Inquirer.net, May 10, 2019)
- COMELEC exec calls for law banning political dynasty in party-list groups (CNN Philippines, May 9, 2019)
- Poll watchdog questions party-list nominees, advocacies (The Philippine Star, May 9, 2019)
- Choose party-list reps wisely – Kontra Daya (The Manila Times, April 30, 2019)
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