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'Isn’t it about time that we Filipinos, elevate our political discussions?' PHVote WeDecide Opinion
The right to express yourself is the most important pillar of a democratic government, and this includes the freedom to choose your political candidates and to cast your votes during elections. Reflecting on this premise, I am deeply concerned that most voters have not reflected on their political ideology and can continue to be easily swayed by the candidate-centered elections in the Philippines.
Should we use force to retain our hold on the Spratly Islands? Do I expect my government to create alliances with other countries?can you give an opinion on the benefits of the Philippines’ membership with the United Nations?Do you think it is beneficial for the Philippines to continue the Mutual Defense Treaty with the United States?The next two questions are actually identified by the Social Weather Station as a key issue for voters for this election, because it introduces a simple question...
Social protection program expenditures in the Philippines redistributes income to the poor and marginalized. A good adjusted question to this is how a voter feels about continuing the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program as a cornerstone poverty reduction program of the government. The last question explores an individual’s perception on the role of government in protecting personal freedoms:
If you answered mostly “No” to the series of questions, you are most likely a conservative voter. If you answered mostly “Yes” to the series of questions, you are more likely to be a liberal voter. You can also be a liberal when it comes to foreign policy but a conservative when it comes to personal freedoms. This is what can be considered being either a moderate liberal or a moderate conservative.
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