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Six years since the party-list system was adopted, over half of Filipino voters still have not heard of it, according to a nationwide independent opinion poll.
Fifty-four percent of 1,800 registered voters surveyed by Pulse Asia said they were unaware of the party-list system, a democratic system provided for by the Constitution.
It was designed to enable all sectors of society to be heard in the legislature and in national policy-making, and meant to prevent a repeat of the brutal Marcos dictatorship.
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Fifty-four percent of 1,800 registered voters surveyed by Pulse Asia said they were unaware of the party-list system, a democratic system provided for by the Constitution.
It was designed to enable all sectors of society to be heard in the legislature and in national policy-making, and meant to prevent a repeat of the brutal Marcos dictatorship.
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