Tuesday, November 10, 2009
How will you decide in 2010?
The best way forward in 2010 is to be in the know, as early as now.
The Philipine Daily Inquirer has an ongoing poll related to Philippine Elections 2010.
There are four blank lines to be completed pertaining to:
Hot topic: What 2010 Election is about.
Character trait: What your next president should be capable of.
Political hero: To whom you hope your next president will liken to.
Political scandal: That sin you hope your next president will not be capable of doing.
Says PDI: "Let's start a conversation going in the run-up to the 2010 elections. We’ve got to make a life-changing experience. Or, we’re done in. So, please share your opinions. Click to the form that will appear on the Philippine Daily Inquirer three times a week and everyday on INQUIRER.net. Monthly, the PDI Research Department will collate the results which will be published on the Inquirer and posted on the INQUIRER.net. Entries filled with good-thinking/eureka ideas/innovative approach/provocative opinion will receive surprise prizes."
I have not joined the poll yet; I will do so after writing this post.
Thank you for sharing this poll, right now, I got high expectations on the coming 2010 election and I have been tracking on the progress of the Comelec's program every now and then and the movements and bickering of prospective presidential candidates and political parties.
I will join this poll and upcoming related polls later probably when the filing of Presidential candidacy kicks off.
I'd probably participate in the poll. I'm sort of excited to vote again, the first (and last) one I casted was during college.
Napakahirap i-fill-up ang pang-apat na blank!
Kahit anong poll ang awin bro. ang mahalaga ay ang dedication ng isang politiko na mabago ang graft and corruption issue. Yun lang buhay na ang Pinas. Palagay ko tayo na ang mag iimport ng OFW.
Thanks for sharing this! Though I'm a bit ashamed to admit that I wasn't able to make it to the overseas voters' registration for the 2010 polls, I remain a most interested (and affected) observer. I agree with Kenji, taking out graft and corruption from government will be a big step forward for our country. Bring back moral ascendancy to the presidency!