The Commission on Elections (Comelec) rules with finality that the Moro Ako Party is disqualified and removed from the Major Regional Parliamentary Political Party (RPPP) roster for the first Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). In a certificate of finality and entry of judgment, the Comelec en banc denies the party’s motion for reconsideration, citing lack of merit, in line with Comelec Resolution No. 11220.
The Comelec’s decision follows an earlier petition by Aladin Abdul that seeks cancellation of the party’s registration. Abdul’s petition alleges that the Moro Ako Party made material misrepresentations, leading to Comelec’s initial action against the party. After the earlier ruling, the party contests the decision, prompting the motion for reconsideration that is now denied. Both outlets report the same outcome: the disqualification stands and the party is not included in the BARMM 2026 parliamentary poll roster.
Differences across the reports are limited, with both focusing on the finality of the disqualification and removal from the roster, while one outlet provides more detail on the procedural posture and the grounds cited in the en banc resolution.
