Qualifications, Nomination, and Substitution of Party-List Nominees and Representatives

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1. Under Section 48 of Resolution 11204, what minimum age ordinarily applies to a nominee on election day? Multiple Choice Easy
2. An otherwise qualified nominee lost a mayoral race in the immediately preceding election but is not running for any oth… Multiple Choice Medium
3. A youth-sector representative validly elected within the prescribed age range turns thirty during the term. Under Secti… Multiple Choice Medium
4. A person runs for district representative and simultaneously appears as a party-list nominee in the same election. He c… Multiple Choice Hard
5. A proposed nominee is twenty-four on election day but will turn twenty-five before the House term begins. No special ex… Multiple Choice Hard
6. Explain the precise distinction made by the 2023 main decision between prior losing candidates and simultaneous candida… Essay Medium
7. A nominee will turn twenty-five after election day but before assumption. Explain the age rule and distinguish the yout… Essay Medium
8. An otherwise qualified previous loser is excluded solely by an old statutory quotation omitting the 2023 decision. Expl… Essay Medium