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Wala kang karapatan magreklamo sa sistema ng gobyerno o sa mga ginagawa ng pulitiko kung sa una pa lang wala kang pakialam dahil hindi ka bumoto, this is the usual statement of my fellow register and vote advocates who keeps reminding the youth and other Filipinos to register for the 2010 election.
2010 National and Local election will be my third time to participate to the election as a voter. Naniniwala ako na every vote counts and kulang ang pagka-Filipino if hindi ka nakibahagi sa eleksyon. Like what I said in my blog Magparehistro, Mamulat, Bumoto at Magbantay, it is important that each one should participate in the election, na ang isang boto ay maaaring magdikta sa kinabukasan ng bansa sa loob ng anim na taon. Each ballot is like giving the key to your house to politicians who will dictates and runs the country where your house is included. At least you have a choice kung kanino mo ibibigay yun at hindi yung walang kalaban laban kasi hindi ka bumoto.
Accept the challenge na may part ka sa pagbabagong magyayari sa bansa natin and that challenge when you register and take part of the election. Kung sawang sawa ka na sa eskandalo at problema sa bayan mo dapat umpisahan mo sa pagboto ng tama at mga pinunong matalino at may puso sa bayan.
Last week na ng registration sana huwag mong palagpasin ang chance na ito na maari kang makapagdala ng change sa bayan mo. Registration is until October 31 12 midnight and as of last week registration begins at 9am until 9pm on all local Comelec office just bring all the requirements and be on the local Comelec office in your area early to avoid long pile up in the line.
UPDATE!!! as of October 31, 1PM
COMELEC Chairman Jose Melo extended the registration until November 3 which will start from 8am until 12 midnight so for those who have problems to go out and register today (Oct 31) because of typhoon Santi you can still register and vote for the 2010 election.
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