Political Law, 2011 Bar — Question 41

MULTIPLE CHOICE

The Commission on Elections is an independent body tasked to enforce all laws relative to the conduct of elections. Hence, it may (A) conduct two kinds of electoral count: a slow but official count; and a quick but unofficial count. (B) make an advance and unofficial canvass of election returns through electronic transmission. (C) undertake a separate and unofficial tabulation of the results of the election manually. (D) authorize the citizens arm to use election returns for unofficial count.

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