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PH voter registration resumes Nov. 10

Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairperson George Garcia on Wednesday announced that the resumption of voter registration nationwide is set early next month.

Philippine News Agency / Ferdinand Patinio

October 28, 2026

PH voter registration resumes Nov. 10

Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairperson George Garcia

PNA / Ferdinand Patinio

Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairperson George Garcia on Wednesday announced that the resumption of voter registration nationwide is set early next month.


According to the poll body chief, the continuing voter registration activities will resume on Nov. 10 and will run until July 30, 2027.


"On November 10, we will officially relaunch the voter registration throughout the Philippines," he said in an interview at the sidelines of the official launch of the 7th Asian Electoral Stakeholders Forum in Makati City.


"For those who wish to register, reactivate their voter registration, transfer their registration, or update any of their personal data, you may do so from November 10 until July 30 of next year," Garcia added.


He urged the public to register and take advantage of the prolonged voter registration period.


"Don't wait until the last minute before registering. Get registered early on," he said.


The Commission last held the voter registration period from Oct. 20, 2025 to May 18, 2026, where a total of 5,470,889 applications were filed.

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