Thursday, July 30, 2026
Written & published by Erick Cabal
This round has closed. Online voting for the Tourism & Advocacy Videos reached its full capacity of 25,000 votes on August 7, 2026, and the final counts are published.
This guide is kept for reference. It explains how the round ran: free voting, one tap with your Google account, and one vote for a Miss delegate and one for a Mister delegate each day, with the limit resetting at midnight.
When voting ran
Voting opened on August 1, 2026 and closed on August 7, 2026, when it reached its capacity of 25,000 votes, ahead of the August 10 deadline.
It opened on its own on August 1, so there was nothing anyone needed to switch on.
Voting closed August 7, 2026. The final counts are published.
How to vote
1. Open the Vote page from the link we share, or from the Vote tab in the menu.
2. Tap Continue with Google and pick your Google account. That signs you in instantly, there is no code to wait for.
3. Cast your vote by tapping the Vote button under your chosen one (1) Miss delegate and one (1) Mister delegate.
4. Your vote is counted. Come back tomorrow to vote again.
Your daily voting limit
Each Google account is entitled to one (1) vote for a Miss delegate per day and one (1) vote for a Mister delegate per day. Your Google email is your ballot.
Your limit resets every 12:00 AM (Philippine time), which lets you vote again the next day. Voting is completely free.
Following the results
Every candidate's vote count updates live on the Vote page during the voting period, so you can follow both races as they happen. Tap any delegate's photo to see their gallery and their story.
Keeping it fair
Your Google account is the gate, so one person cannot pretend to be many. Here is what some might try, and why it will not work:
| What some might try | Why it will not work |
|---|---|
| Voting many times from one account | One Google account gets only one Miss and one Mister vote per day. That is the limit. |
| Clicking vote quickly many times | The daily limit is enforced by our database, so fast or repeated clicks still count as one. |
| Making many throwaway accounts | Every vote requires a real Google sign-in, which is far harder to mass-produce than typed email addresses. |
| Voting again right after midnight | The reset simply gives everyone one fresh vote per day. It does not let one account vote twice in the same day. |
In short
It ran with a Google sign-in, one Miss and one Mister vote a day, resetting at midnight, free, from August 1 until the 25,000-vote cap was reached on August 7. The final counts are now published.