Digital voting breeds distrust among overseas Filipino workers


In this picture taken on May 4, 2025, overseas Filipino workers cast their votes online at the Philippine Consulate in Hong Kong. A new online voting system aimed at boosting participation among the Philippines' millions of overseas workers ahead of the mid-term elections on May 12 has instead been marked by confusion and fears of disenfranchisement. — AFP

MANILA: A new online voting system aimed at boosting turnout among the Philippines' millions of overseas workers ahead of Monday's mid-term elections has been marked by confusion and fears of disenfranchisement.

Thousands of overseas Filipino workers, or OFWs, have already cast their ballots in the race dominated by a bitter feud between President Ferdinand Marcos and his impeached vice president Sara Duterte.

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