The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has warned candidates about fraudsters offering guaranteed election wins in exchange for millions of pesos. These scammers claim to influence automated election systems and ballots using fraudulent methods like “invisible ink.” Comelec Chair George Garcia denied their claims, emphasizing strict ballot security and urging victims to report the scammers. Photos suggest some group members are former Comelec employees from 15 years ago. Garcia has coordinated with the NBI to apprehend these scammers and protect the integrity of the elections.
COMELEC WARNS AGAINST ELECTION SCAMS
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