The campaign period for the partylist and senatorial candidates started last Feb. 12 while those vying for local elective positions may start campaigning on March 29.
Section 7f of Comelec Resolution 9615 specifically prohibits candidates and political parties “to post, display or exhibit any election campaign or propaganda material outside of authorized common poster areas, in public places, or in private properties without the consent of the owner thereof.”
Section 35 of the Resolution and Section 264 of the Omnibus Election Code provide that any violation of such rule would constitute an election offense punishable by imprisonment, disqualification to hold public office and deprivation of the right of suffrage.
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