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Keep Moro Ako cancelled under Comelec Resolution 11271 for the Sept. 14 BARMM vote, or restore the party pending a court review?
Should the Commission on Elections keep the Moro Ako Party cancelled and stricken from the Major Regional Parliamentary Political Party roster under Resolution No. 11271 — PNA (Ferdinand Patinio, 10 Sep 2026, 6:27 pm) and SunStar (Anton Banal, 10 Sep, 4:21 am) printed a Certificate of Finality and Entry of Judgment dated 7 September 2026 on the 27 August 2026 resolution, withdrawing the 12th copy of the election returns and the privilege to appoint watchers, and SunStar printed that 12 RPPPs remain in the 14 September polls — or restore accreditation before that vote pending a court review, after INQUIRER.net (Dianne Sampang, 4 Aug 2026) printed the en banc cancellation under Comelec Resolution No. 11203 Sections 30, 39, and 38(g) (provincial and city chapters in all provinces and cities; municipal chapters in the majority of municipalities) and Chair George Erwin Garcia’s line that the party could still appeal? The Juris.ph official PDF scrape of Republic Act No. 11054 (Bangsamoro Organic Law) printed the short title, the Preamble, and Articles II–III, then truncated before later articles. Not a poll — say what the mechanism is. Distinct from barmm-vote-buying-taskforce and barmm-cab-normalization.
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