MANILA, PHILIPPINES — The three-month campaign period has officially begun, scheduled from February 8 to May 7. Tonight, major presidential and vice-presidential candidates will be holding their proclamation rallies at different times and locations all over the country. See the Campaign Period 2022 schedules below.
The candidates have been campaigning since the first half of 2021, but it is only during the official campaign period that they become formal candidates. The period comes with a set of rules and policies set by the Commission on Elections that candidates must abide by.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there are more restrictions than the usual in-person campaigns. To make this possible, Comelec created a category level system with municipal to national committees tasked to determine which level an area belongs to.
Each level is classified as what in-person campaigning restrictions must be observed, such as rallies, motorcades, and meetings. However, handshakes, kisses, hugs, taking selfies, crowding, distribution of foods and drinks, and other traditional campaign interactions are strictly prohibited for all category levels.
Campaign Period 2022 Proclamation Rally Schedules
There are 10 presidential candidates for the Philippine elections 2022, with 9 vice-presidential and 64 senatorial aspirants and 177 hopeful party-list groups.
Below is the list of proclamation rally schedules of all major candidates tonight, February 9.
Manny Pacquiao – Lito Atienza
When: 3pm
Where: City Oval Plaza, General Santos City
Ferdinand Marcos Jr. – Sara Duterte-Carpio
When: 4pm (Doors open at 2 pm)
Where: Philippine Arena, Bulacan
Isko Moreno – Willie Ong
When: 4:30pm
Where: Kartilya ng Katipunan or Bonifacio Shrine, Manila
Ping Lacson – Vicente Sotto III
When: 5pm
Where: Imus Grandstand, Cavite
Leni Robredo – Francis Pangilinan
When: 5:45pm
Where: Magsaysay Avenue, Naga City
Leody de Guzman – Walden Bello
When: 6 pm to 9 pm
Where: Bantayog ng mga Bayani, Quezon City
Attendees are required to be vaccinated with vaccination cards at the ready, wear facemasks and observe physical distancing.
This page will be updated for live updates on national campaigns and rallies as more information comes in. – WhatALife!
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