No, this is not a survey. Intentionally, there is no way kodigo.me can collect or tally votes or any personal information from its users.
COMELEC routinely releases their ballot templates in their website. kodigo.me presents the names of all candidates, their positions, and their political affiliations as is on the ballot template.
Before Election Day, make sure to know your precinct number and location. COMELEC released a precinct finder tool last 2023 but it seems to be offline.
During Election Day, you may refer to the official 2022 guide from COMELEC here. Voting time starts at 6:00 AM and ends at 7:00 PM.
Before the 2022 National and Local Elections, I used to come to the voting precinct only knowing a handful of people I wanted to vote for. Knowing that COMELEC makes the ballot templates available online, as well as numerous sites like GMA releasing their own kodigo generator, I thought that there should be a better way to be prepared before Election Day.
After a series of usability tests, the benefits can be summarized to the following:
As much as possible, I wanted to make kodigo.me look like (but not too similar to) the actual ballot so that it's easier to remember where to shade. Having said that, the ballot's headers are also colored blue and green.
kodigo.me will never endorse any political candidate or party.
Yes! Much like you can abstain or undervote in the elections, you can also leave parts of your kodigo blank. This will also allow you to revise your kodigo sometime after.
It points to a link where you can see your generated kodigo, and have the option to edit it again. This link tells kodigo.me the candidates selected, and so if you modify your kodigo, you have to save again and create a new link.
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