Bohol town runs out of ballots | Inquirer News

Bohol town runs out of ballots

By: - Correspondent / @leoudtohanINQ
/ 08:24 PM May 13, 2019

Inabanga, Bohol elections 2019

Voters cast their ballots at Inabanga South Central Elem. School Inabanga, Bohol, May 13, 2019. In Alburquerque, a polling center ran out of ballot, causing a delay in the casting of votes. (Photo courtesy of Gerwin Yudelmo)

ALBURQUERQUE, Bohol—Voting has resumed in a polling center of the Toril Elementary School after it ran out of ballots in Monday’s elections.

The voters waited for about two hours for the ballots to be delivered to Alburquerque town at 3 p.m on Monday or three hours before the voting closed.

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Some voters just waited outside the room for almost two hours while others went home.

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Marita Balleon, chairman of the board of election inspectors, said at least 120 paper ballots intended for the town’s Barangay Toril were delivered to Cordova in Cebu.

The shortage was blamed on the delivery. “(The ballots) were mistakenly sent to Cordova ,” Balleon said.

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