He added that they can do this by voting in the localities
where they are assigned to.
“The soldiers are members of the society and casting their
votes is one way of exercising their political rights,” Visaya said.
He further expressed that voting in the localities where
soldiers are assigned is a good practice that has impact on nation-building.
Last Aug. 17, a satellite registration was conducted by
COMELEC-Quezon at Camp Nakar in Lucena
City at Visaya's request.
SOLCOM commands around 10,000 troops and 10,000 CAFGU Active
Auxiliaries in its area of responsibility. It covers CALABARZON, MIMAROPA and
Bicol regions.
“COMELEC is thankful to the SOLCOM officials and to the
members of the AFP who were responsive to the program about 'No Bio, No
Boto,'" COMELEC-Quezon Election Officer IV Atty. Amy Barbacena said.
She said that the right to vote is a privilege given only to
a qualified Filipino citizen who registered.
Hence, by actively participating in the registration
process, it opens an avenue to choose the next leaders of our country.
“As much as possible, I discourage our soldiers to take the
Absentee Voting because it only allows soldiers to vote for national posts,”
Visaya stressed.
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