About
Boses ng Sambayanan
About Us
Boses ng Sambayanan (BNS) is a youth-led electoral advocacy organization that aims to foster an informed and intelligent awareness of Philippine politics through quality-grade data analysis and election coverage. We focus on delivering innovative reportage of the ever-dynamic Philippine political scene, providing interactive visualizations of electoral data and insightful analysis of emerging political trends. With the whirlwind of debates and issues our nation faces today, we at BNS believe it important to make understanding elections simpler and easier for the average Juan. This project is our earnest contribution to the broader civic enterprise of strengthening Philippine democracy.
Our maiden project tracks the historic parliamentary elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, the region's very first. This marks a crucial stage in the Bangsamoro peace process and the realization of the Moro's decades-long struggle for genuine regional autonomy.
How the Data Works
Source. Every figure here comes from the publicly-available COMELEC result website. This site adds no numbers of its own; it aggregates and presents what COMELEC makes available to the public.
Partial and unofficial. Only the Commission on Elections can make a final proclamation of results. Until it does, treat everything here as an early indication. Reporting progress is shown per contest, as a share of precincts with a complete accepted return.
Completeness. A precinct's result for a contest becomes visible only once one transmission holds a row for exactly the candidates that contest expects, an explicit zero included. Incomplete or conflicting transmissions are held back and never merged, so a partial batch cannot distort a tally.
Seats vs. votes. The 40 party-representative seats follow official allocation rules, not raw vote share. This site shows the party vote and its share until an authorised provisional or certified allocation is published, and it labels which one it is showing.
The barangay map. Result rows carry no map geometry. Barangay-level views join each precinct to a barangay through an audited precinct → POP → PSGC → boundary chain; names are never a join key, and a barangay with no accepted returns is shown as such rather than guessed.
Inquiries
For any inquiries, address all to Timothy Hormigos through bnsph.org@gmail.com.