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Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism

The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) is an independent, nonprofit media agency that specializes in investigative reporting.

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Voter Turnout in 2004

Of the 43,522,634 registered voters, only 33,510,092 or 76.99 percent Filipinos voted during the 2004 Philippine Presidential Elections.

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Field Value
Publisher
 : Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism / Philipines
Release Date
 : 01/07/2021, :
Contact Name
 : Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
Contact E-mail
 : editorial@pcij.org
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Modified Date
 : 18/11/2024, 05:47
Upload Date
 : 06/07/2021, 01:50
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Coverage Location
 : Philipines
License
 : License not specified
Public Access Level
 : Public

Dataset Citation

Election Records and Statistics Division, Commission on Elections

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XLSX 2004 Voter Turnout :
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