Remain vigilant until result of Palawan plebiscite is announced, public urged
The Legal Network for Truthful Elections (Lente) has called on the public to remain vigilant as canvassing for the March 13 Palawan plebiscite is still ongoing.

"As canvassing is underway in almost all the municipalities in Palawan, we congratulate all Palawenos for participating in this historic voting," the group said in a statement on Saturday, March 13.
"We call on all stakeholders to remain vigilant until the last return is canvassed and the result of the plebiscite is announced," added Lente.
On Sunday, March 14, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) announced that the board of canvassers will reconvene at 2 p.m. on the said day.
"The Provincial Plebiscite Board of Canvassers (PPBOC) yesterday convened at 6 p.m. at the Legislative Session Hall, Legislative Building, Capitol Compound, Puerto Princesa City," the poll body said in a statement.
"With no plebiscite return or certificate of canvass received, it adjourned at 6:45 p.m." added Comelec.
Under Resolution No. 10687, the PPBOC shall meet continuously from day to day until the canvass is completed and may adjourn only for the purposes of awaiting the other plebiscite returns or certificates of canvass.
It is headed by Urbano C. Arlando, Comelec Provincial Election Supervisor, as Chairman; Allen Ross B. Rodriguez, Provincial Prosecutor, as Vice-Chairman; and Maricar O. Misa Tan, Register of Deeds, as Member.
After the PPBO finishes canvassing the municipal certificate of canvass of votes of all the 23 municipalities of Palawan, it shall proclaim the results of the plebiscite.
The plebiscite results will determine whether or not the province of Palawan will be divided into three provinces, namely Palawan del Norte, Palawan Oriental and Palawan del Sur, pursuant to Republic Act No. 11259.