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Official Mail and Telegrams Regarding Elections. - Papers connected with the elections required by this Code to be sent by public officers in the performance of their duties shall be free of postage and sent as registered special delivery mail. Telegrams of the same nature shall also be sent free of charge.
It shall be the duty of the Director of Bureau of Posts and the Director of the Bureau of Telecommunications to transmit immediately and in preference to all other communications or telegrams, messages reporting election results sent by the provincial, sub-provincial, city, municipal and municipal district treasurers to the Commission and such other messages or communications which the Commission may require or as may be necessary to ensure free, honest and orderly elections.
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