Bantay Eleksyon (Election Watch)

The Marinduque Police Provincial Office is using a GIS application that identifies the locations of voting centers. Clicking the yellow character would reveal the names of police officers assigned in every voting center. The color of the character, yellow, also indicate that the election has not started yet.

Photo shows the list of colored codes that describes the situation in a voting center.  

PNP-AFP security collaboration in Marinduque

Marinduque Police Provincial Director Alessandro Abella (foreground left) trades stories with 74th Infantry Battalion (IB) Commander Ernest John C. Jadloc (foreground right) outside of the Provincial Election Monitoring Action Center in Camp Maximo Abad. The Quezon province- based 74th IB set up Task Force Marinduque  to support the MPPO in maintaining peace and order during the elections in Marinduque.

Deployment in Voting Centers

Police Chief Inspector Elmer Manalo, operations chief of the Marinduque Police Provincial Office, shows a directory of police personnel assignment at every voting center. These officers will be the ones dealiing with the Board of Election Inspectors.

Voters' population in Marinduque

A board shows the distribution of voters in all municipalities of Marinduque. The Marinduque Police Provincial Office is running the Provincial Election Monitoring Action Center at Camp Colonel Maximo Abad in Boac town.

MPPO aims for safe and honest elections in Marinduque

Marinduque Police Provincial Director Allessandro C. Abella in his office during an interview. PD Abella assures kababayans in Marinduque that the Marinduque Police Provincial Office (MPPO) will do its best to maintain peace and order and achieve a safe and honest elections this Monday.

Funtime before elections

A parade princess gets her power drink while riding  her royal cart in Boac, Marinduque Sunday afternoon. Santacruzans are held every May in most places of the country like Boac which has a population of 52,982 but with only 29,559 registered voters. 

8 May 2016

Marinduque's voting population

File photo shows the Building of the Provincial Government of Marinduque. The Provincial Election Monitoring Action Center, as of Saturday (May 7),  reported that the province  has 131,351 registered voters out of a population of 236, 594. Marinduque's most populated municipality  is Sta. Cruz with 55,192 kababayans. Out of the 6 municipalities, Sta. Cruz has also the biggest number of registered voters totalling to 33,394.

8 May 2016