HB 4426

House·20th Congress·Filed Sep 8, 2025

An Act Providing Alternative Modes of Voting for Persons in Vulnerable Situations to Exercise Their Right of Suffrage, Amending for the Purpose Republic Act No. 10366, Providing Funds Therefor, and for Other Purposes

In plain language

The bill would let seniors, people with disabilities, pregnant women, indigenous peoples, displaced persons, detainees, health workers, quarantined or hospitalized voters, repatriated overseas voters, migrant workers and distressed OFWs vote through absentee ballots, special polling sites, or shuttle transport, and it creates a new office in COMELEC to oversee these measures.

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Brian Llamanzares
RepresentativeFPJ PANDAY BAYANIHAN (party-list)
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SB 1126· Filed Aug 7, 2025
Alternative Modes of Voting for Persons in Vulnerable Situations
Pending in the committeeSen. Imee R. Marcos
SB 1075· Filed Aug 6, 2025
Alternative Modes of Voting
Pending in the committeeSen. Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada
HB 4865· Filed Sep 24, 2025
An Act Providing for Special Precincts for Qualified Senior Citizens, Pregnant Women, and Persons with Disabilities During the National and Local Elections
Pending with the Committee on SUFFRAGE AND ELECTORAL REFORMS since 2025-09-26Rep. Eduardo Jr. R. Rama
HB 1357· Filed Jul 7, 2025
An Act Providing for Early Voting by Qualified Senior Citizens, Persons with Disabilities, Lawyers, and Human Resources for Health in National and Local Elections
Pending with the Committee on SUFFRAGE AND ELECTORAL REFORMS since 2025-07-30Rep. Jc M. Abalos
SB 1102· Filed Aug 7, 2025
Alternative Modes of Voting for Persons in Vulnerable Situations
Pending in the committeeSen. Win T. Gatchalian

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HB04426 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch