Despite the fact that the Filipino community in Jordan is much less than the rest in the region, it is one of the world’s most politically engaged foreign voter communities. As a result, our kababayans in this country are eager to learn if they are able to vote in the national elections in 2028. To begin, go to the website of the Philippine Embassy and look for your name on the list of certified overseas voters.
The voter list for the 2028 elections was released by the Philippine Embassy in Jordan. The National and Local Elections will be held using the most recent list of certified overseas voters (CLOV). This document’s information can be used to identify eligible Filipino voters in the region.
Philippine Elections 2028: List of Registered Filipino OFW Voters in Jordan
In just a few weeks, the Philippines will have presidential elections (but sooner for overseas absentee voters). And right now, everyone is following a number of channels and platforms to evaluate each candidate’s goals and viewpoints before deciding whether or not to vote for them.
The list of certified overseas voters is one of the records you’ll need to examine in order to validate your ability to vote in the next elections. The good news is that it is a simple operation.
Filipinos living abroad, such as in Jordan, should be aware of the overseas voting procedure in order to have a nice and trouble-free election experience this year. This article will aid you in your election preparations by detailing what to expect once the overseas voting process begins.
Certified List of Overseas Voters in Amman, Jordan
Philippine diplomatic posts may be able to help overseas Filipinos who have registered to vote in the elections. Citizens will be guided through the voting processes in the upcoming elections by officials from the Philippine embassy. Before voting in the Philippine national elections from Jordan, make sure your name is on the country’s list of certified overseas voters (CLOV).
The Philippine embassy can provide you with the most up-to-date information and assistance on national elections and overseas voting in your host country by visiting their website or calling their office. To check who has registered to vote in the 2028Philippine national elections from Jordan, click on the link below.
- Land-based Overseas Filipino Voters in Jordan:
https://comelec.gov.ph/php-tpls-attachments/OverseasVoting/2025_NROV_CLOV/CLOV/MID_EAST_AND_AFRICAS/AMMAN_PE__JORDAN.pdf
If you are a Filipino citizen in Jordan and need assistance with the offshore voting procedure or validating your information on the CLOV, please contact the country’s consular office. Despite its vastness, the list is structured alphabetically to make navigation simpler. Officials from the COMELEC may also make notes or write comments on the list. Use the quick shortcut provided in the next section to validate your voter’s information from the list.
Tip: To prevent having to navigate through a long list of names, use CTRL + F. On the internet, there will be a search box where you may input your last name to see if your information is available. Because the document is case-sensitive, double-check that your name is spelled correctly and that the field contains no additional spaces or characters.
If your name appears on the country’s list of certified foreign voters, you will be entitled to vote in the Philippine presidential elections in 2028. From April 9, 2028 to May 8, 2028
overseas voters will be able to vote.
Question: What if I’m not on the list, can I still vote?
Answer: Anyone who has not registered to vote will be unable to vote in this election. Those who are unable to vote this year must register for future elections when the current election cycle is completed. You may vote in Jordan or from anywhere else on the planet by following this guide.
How to Find your name in the list of overseas voters?
On the website of the Philippine diplomatic post in Jordan, the list of certified foreign voters is available in PDF format. This list contains everything you’ll need to participate in the overseas voting process.
What does it mean if my name is included in the list of Overseas Voters?
This means you’ve registered to vote and will be eligible to cast your ballot in the forthcoming election.
What if my name is not on the list of registered voters?
Unfortunately, you will be unable to vote in the Philippines’ national elections in 2025. If you want to vote in future elections, you must register to vote before the next election cycle.
When will the list of certified absentee voters in Jordan be released?
Yes, but you must also submit a Letter of Request for Registration Transfer to the COMELEC-OFOV from the embassy or consulate of your host nation in Manila.
In an official announcement, the COMELEC stated: “Preparation and Posting of Certified List of Overseas Absentee Voters. – The Commission shall prepare the Certified List of Overseas Absentee Voters within one hundred twenty (120) days before every election, and furnish within the same period copies thereof to the appropriate embassies, consulates, and other foreign service establishments, which shall post the same in their bulletin boards within ten (10) days from receipt thereof.”
Reminders When Voting During PH Elections
Citizens’ votes are important to the government because they enable Filipinos from all over the world to engage in political and social concerns in their motherland. The ideal candidate will be competent to coping with the current crisis in the nation while also projecting a positive image of Filipinos throughout the world.
Remember To Vote Wisely
Voters should consider the candidates’ values and personality traits when choosing a leader. When it comes time to elect a new president, these will help us make an educated decision. For positions of leadership, only individuals with great dreams and aims for the people and the country should be considered. Examine the candidates’ policies to see if they attempt to improve the lives of Filipinos living in other countries.
The Importance of Overseas Voting
The next national elections have a lot riding on them. Furthermore, the importance of votes cast by Filipinos in other countries cannot be overstated. Over a million Filipinos have emigrated to other nations to live or work. Their revenues help the Philippines thrive economically.
Despite the small Filipino community in Jordan, Filipinos in Cairo and other parts of the nation are linked by their links to the country, their families, and their common experiences of living abroad for decades or more.
Because the majority of these people are breadwinners, they have a voice in how their families run their homes. As a result, every vote cast by a Filipino residing abroad counts; make sure yours does too.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Election Day for the 2028 national elections is approaching. As you prepare to vote, take time to consider each candidate’s experience and ability to lead. Every vote counts, and your choice will help shape the future of our country.
Will you be able to vote in the next elections now that the official list of abroad voters has been released? Under the supervision and guidance of the Philippine diplomatic mission in Jordan, how was the verification procedure carried out? Do you have any recommendations for Filipinos who are planning to vote in this year’s national elections? Is there anything else you’d like to say to other Filipinos who could be in your shoes? Please share your thoughts in the comments box below. Also, please forward this information to any interested friends or family members.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Embassy of Philippines in Amman, Jordan
ADDRESS: No. 5 Salem Al Batarseh St., Al Sahel Area Wadi Al Seir, Amman, Jordan
PHONE LOCAL: (06) 592.3748
INTERNATIONAL: +962.6.592.3748
FAX LOCAL: (06) 592.3744
INTERNATIONAL: +962.6.592.3744
EMAIL: pe.amman@dfa.gov.ph
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