Online Election Early Results
Posted on 02 January '10 under Political Spectrum | 132 CommentsTo make way for more important surveys, I am publishing the results of the online election that was posted in December.
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To make way for more important surveys, I am publishing the results of the online election that was posted in December.
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Let us all hope that the new decade be prosperous, fruitful, bring hope and joy. May we have the courage to face all challenges and to have a healthier mind, body and spirit. May we continue to be a blessing to others.
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Everyone seems to be making their own New Year’s resolution – things they want to change or happen next year. My resolutions are not personal, rather things that I want to happen in our town next year.
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Christmas Day is about to end, and I know that almost all of us have received a holiday greeting. I will just say, Merry Christmas.
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For the second time, Baras produced a man of God.
If you’re not here in Baras, or is outside of the country, here are some photos of Christmas decors setup in the municipal hall and the church.
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Only a political naive will say that the following posters are not campaign materials. Thanks to a recent Supreme Court ruling, all campaign-type activities done prior to the campaign period does not violate any law.
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Saint Joseph Parish church has listed their activities this Christmas season. The following are some of it:
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If the election will be held while you’re viewing this page, who will you vote? BRO makes an online survey to know who are the favorite bets at this early stage of their candidacy.
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If former mayor Dionisio Donato Garciano filed his certificate of candidacy without any spectacle, incumbent Mayor Wilfredo Robles and his companions hired bands, brought people from the upper lands, and used government facilities and vehicles in what can be said as a show of force for their opponents.
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