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Comelec to Decide on Replacing Duterte Youth Representatives

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September 01, 2025

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is set to discuss and decide this week the possible replacements for the sectoral seats supposedly allotted to the Duterte Youth party-list group once the cancellation of its registration becomes final.

- By MAYEN JAYMALIN

Comelec Chairman George Garcia, however, noted that they will have to wait for the Supreme Court's disposition before implementing their decision.

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