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Ambassador Henrietta T. de VillaChairperson

Ambassador Henrietta T. de VillaChairperson

A National Parish – based Political but Non – Partisan Citizen’s Movement for:

a renewed and transformed societya renewed and transformed societyuniquely Filipinouniquely Filipino

a political ordera political orderdeeply rooted in moral valuesdeeply rooted in moral values

a governmenta governmentfully responsive to the people’s needs & fully responsive to the people’s needs &

aspirations aspirations

a Churcha Churchactively concerned for fullness of life of each and all

Voters educationVoters education

Formation of the Filipino voter as the Formation of the Filipino voter as the subject and agent of electoral reformssubject and agent of electoral reforms

Formation of the Filipino voter as a Formation of the Filipino voter as a responsible voter responsible voter

Formation of the Filipino voter as a Formation of the Filipino voter as a responsible citizenresponsible citizen

Voters educationVoters education

Formation of the Filipino voter as the Formation of the Filipino voter as the subject and agent of electoral reformssubject and agent of electoral reforms

Formation of the Filipino voter as a Formation of the Filipino voter as a responsible voter responsible voter

Formation of the Filipino voter as a Formation of the Filipino voter as a responsible citizenresponsible citizen

PPCRV seeks voters' education in college curriculum…01/13/2009 | 06:33 AM

Voter's Education Forum and Satellite Registration at UST

PPCRV thrusts

Mobilize community participation

Engage the people to participate in the elections

Engage the people to volunteer for CHAMP elections

Engage the people to be responsible citizens involved in good governance

Mobilize community participation

Engage the people to participate in the elections

Engage the people to volunteer for CHAMP elections

Engage the people to be responsible citizens involved in good governance

PPCRV thrusts

Advocate responsible voting Promote CHAMP elections as a knockout

win for democracy

Promote the use of a provocative conscience, sense of justice tied to sense of nation in choosing candidates

Promote love of God and love of neighbor as indivisible, expressed concretely through love that serves

Advocate responsible voting Promote CHAMP elections as a knockout

win for democracy

Promote the use of a provocative conscience, sense of justice tied to sense of nation in choosing candidates

Promote love of God and love of neighbor as indivisible, expressed concretely through love that serves

33The end goal is

beyond a transformed &

transforming society but also

a society that manifests

CHRIST as the Lord of our

elections, our politics, our

nation and our lives – our real

CHAMP

PPCRV thrusts

Nationwide 2010 Election Nationwide 2010 Election Coverage Seamless Care of the Coverage Seamless Care of the Election ProcessElection Process

Cultural EnvironmentCultural Environment3 Gs – Gold Guns Goonsrampant vote buying & vote sellingpolitical dynastiesloose firearms & private armies3 Ps – Patronage Personality Popularitycorrupted concept of powermedia-envelopmental (transformational)hang-up on celebritiesDistrust & its 3 mindsetscrab mentalitydivisive mentalitygrab mentality

Moral/Spiritual Moral/Spiritual EnvironmentEnvironment

Decline of consciencepolitics/elections – elitistpolitics/elections – exclusive

politics/elections – expensive

Decline of Church influencewhy listen to the Churchwhy go to Churchwhy follow the Church

Decline of God as absolute priorityloss of authentic identityloss of moral values loss of sense of sin

democratization

of Violence

democratization of

Confusion

democratization of

Corruption

The AESThe AESBases for ImplementationBases for Implementation

Republic Act 9369 passed by Congress on 23 January 2007 granting COMELEC the authority to use the Automated Election System (AES)

Republic Act 9525 passed by Congress on 23 March2009 appropriating Pesos 11,301,790 Billion as supplemental budget for the AES & other purposes

GR No. 188456 recorded case in the Supreme Court filed by Harry Roque et al (CCM) against COMELEC and Smartmatic-Tim on 12 July 2009, and junked by the SC in its decision on 10 Sept 2009 with 11 in favor of AES, 3 dissenting and 1 abstention

HURDLES HURDLES to be overcometo be overcome

FEAR factorCOMELEC factorLOGISTICS factor

- Provinces – 80 - Cities/Municipalities –

1,628 - Barangay – 41,994 - Voting Precints – 303,420 - Est. clustered precincts –

80,136 - Registered Voters –

44,279,037 - Voters turnout –

32,389,932 or

73.15%

The New Creature The New Creature The New Filipino VoterThe New Filipino Voter

Formation of the mind

Formation of the heart

Formation of the Filipino Voter

Voters EducationThe well being of future generations is tied not only to a just constitution but also to the moral quality of each individual.

Volunteers MobilizationThe gathering of people responsible for one another, conscious that when we give we receive, that what we have been given never belongs to us for ourselves alone .

Visionary CoordinationReform not only structures but, principally, the lives and choices of people . . . so that the accelerated movement of people and ideas might be expected to foster cooperation rather than conflict, mutual understanding rather than mutual suspicion.

EXTRAVAGANT HOPE: EXTRAVAGANT HOPE: CREATING NEW REALITIESCREATING NEW REALITIES

Transformation in our ability to talk, Transformation in our ability to talk, think, think, and act togetherand act together

Thrusts

VOTERS’ EDUCATION VOTERS’ EDUCATION PROGRAMPROGRAM2010 National & Local

Elections Enlighten the voter on Enlighten the voter on the significance of the the significance of the electoral system in the electoral system in the

transformation of transformation of societysociety

Familiarize the Familiarize the voter on the new voter on the new election systemelection system

Empower the Empower the voter towards a voter towards a

morally sound morally sound decision in decision in

choosing choosing leadersleaders

Motivate the voter Motivate the voter to actively to actively

participate in the participate in the electoral processelectoral process

Inspire the voter to Inspire the voter to commit to PPCRV as commit to PPCRV as a volunteera volunteer

Target audienc

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Elections

PoorUnderserved

YouthUntapped

People with Disabilities

Vulnerable Sector

OutreachStrateg

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Elections

Grassroots-Based Voters’ Education

Caravan at the Arch/Diocesan Level

E-media Campaign

Tri-Media Campaign


Elections

OutreachStrategy

Ecclesiastical Territories

The Philippines’ ecclesiastical territory is composed of 86 Dioceses and Archdioceses, 448 Vicariates and 2,964 Parishes.


Elections

Tri-Media and eMedia Campaigns

OutreachStrategy

TV Ads showing 5 min. video clip on how to vote preferably during prime time

Almost 14 million household.*

¼ page add on major daily's Saturdays and Sundays

15.12 million choose to read newspaper advertisements

Interactive Radio Program; resource person responding to SMS from listeners

12 million household.*

Hosted Social Networking applications, hosted by Volunteers

7.14 million (51% of 14M internet users) social networking enthusiasts***

Internet

Potential Outreach / Circulation in 6 months

Source: * Asia Research Organization, Inc, 2005 ** Inquirer.net, July 2009 *** The Manila Times, March 2009


Elections Training Content

Module 1 Bayan Ko, Mahal Ko Election Overview and History

Module 2 Pagboto Ko, Aalamin Ko Automated Elections Processes and Procedures

Module 3 Pagpili Ko, Iingatan Ko Electoral Values

Module 4 Boto Ko, Babantayan Ko Election Monitoring


Elections Training Resources

1Sponsorship of Trainees Land and Air Transportation, Accommodation and Meals

2Development of Training Materials Audio-Video Presentation, CD, Flipcharts, Manuals

3 Reproduction of Training ManualsBond Papers, Binders, CD

4CollateralsT-shirts, Ballpens, Pads and other training essentials

Formation of the Volunteer as total Poll Monitor and/or Special Pollwatcher

a.a. PPWPPW – Polling Precinct Watcher – Polling Precinct Watcherb.b. VADVAD – Voters’ Assistance Desk – Voters’ Assistance Deskc.c. TAGTAG – Technical Assistance Group – Technical Assistance Groupd.d. AMVATT AMVATT – Accountable Materials Verifiable – Accountable Materials Verifiable

Audit Trail TeamAudit Trail Teame.e. SWOTSWOT – Special Witnesses of Truth – Special Witnesses of Truth

Formation of the Volunteer as total Poll Monitor and/or Special Pollwatcher

a.a. PPWPPW – Polling Precinct Watcher – Polling Precinct Watcherb.b. VADVAD – Voters’ Assistance Desk – Voters’ Assistance Deskc.c. TAGTAG – Technical Assistance Group – Technical Assistance Groupd.d. AMVATT AMVATT – Accountable Materials Verifiable – Accountable Materials Verifiable

Audit Trail TeamAudit Trail Teame.e. SWOTSWOT – Special Witnesses of Truth – Special Witnesses of Truth

Reminders to the Pollwatcher . . .

Call on & entrust self, service, and the elections to the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, with the help of Mary our Mother

Report for duty – on time, with proper paraphernalia and the mindset and attitude of Christ

Materials you must have – PPCRV ID, Pollwatcher’s Handbook, Appointment Paper, ballpen, cell phone, small flashlight, rosary

Take note of what you see and hear in your place of assignment

Secure whatever election document you are assigned to get & don’t fail to report to your immediate supervisor

Before the voting, during the voting, after the voting - call on God, and give Him thanks.

“May the Filipinos be ONE”As advocates of a Transformed and Transforming Leadership,

As movers of a New and Different Future,As witnesses to CHAMP – Clean Honest Accurate Meaningful

PeacefulCHRIST – Elections

PAGBABAGO AKO MISMOBOTO KO ANG SAGOT

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