Philippine Election 2010 results

This is really nerve racking, my friends on the phone are sending me the partial and unofficial results of the election. I bet that candidates are having a hard time sleeping tonight or better yet they will stay overnight to watch the results. It is expected that by tonight majority of votes will be tallied and results will likely most to come up. Let us continue to pray for the Honest, Orderly and Peaceful Election (HOPE).

Here are some websites that would monitor partial and unofficial results to the elections. 

http://twitter.com/PPCRV

http://electionresults.ibanangayon.ph

Election Day

Today marks a very historical moment for the Filipino people as this is the first election in the nation that is fully automated. Since time immemorial, the Filipino’s used to vote like primitive casting out vote on a paper and manually counted thereafter however things have changed right now as practicing our right of suffrage has become easier than ever.

I placed my vote in my hometown in Kidapawan and as observed, it is generally more peaceful and calm unlike the last national election where people are so packed. Many people complained about long lines but I believe that people should also make their part in this election, lines were just like you are waiting for your drivers license to come, or paying a bill in a department stores. It is just a small sacrifice that we have to endure for our country. 

I congratulate all the teachers and the volunteers right now to make this election happen. I was blessed in our precinct because I felt that I am just lining just in a bank. It was very systematic and organized. The PCOS machine were working perfectly fine.