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Voter Qualification and Disqualification (See also RA 8189, Secs. 9 and 11)

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  1. What minimum age is required for ordinary suffrage under Article V, Section 1?
  2. What residence periods does Article V, Section 1 prescribe immediately before the election?
  3. May literacy, property ownership or another substantive requirement be imposed in addition to the Article V, Section 1 …
  4. During a lawful registration period, a Filipino applicant is seventeen but will be eighteen on election day. She will t…
  5. An otherwise qualified citizen has been charged with an offense, but there is no final judgment of conviction and no ot…
  6. A citizen whose domicile remains in Town A temporarily stays in another city solely for a university course. She has no…
  7. A citizen was sentenced by final judgment to exactly one year of imprisonment. He completed the sentence one year ago, …
  8. State the constitutional qualifications for ordinary suffrage and the prohibition on additional substantive requirement…
  9. Explain the conviction-related disqualification in Section 11(a) of RA 8189, including the sentence threshold and statu…
  10. An otherwise qualified Filipino temporarily studies in another city while retaining the original residence. Separately,…
  11. Under RA 8189 Section 11(c), who must declare the specified mental incompetence for that statutory disqualification?
  12. What can remove the Section 11(c) disqualification arising from the specified declaration?