This policy paper looks at the limits of voter education in the Philippines, which have historically used moralistic or liberal ideas without fixing the deep problem of political dynasties and electoral corruption. Author Francis Isaac advocates for a new systematic approach for voter education to fix these repeated problems. This approach integrates the core electoral issues, such as, banning political dynasties, tightening campaign finance rules, strengthening political parties, fixing the party‑list system, putting in ongoing civic education, and tackling the real reasons behind vote‑buying inside future learning materials.
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