SM Malls become voter registration hubs for 2025 BSKE
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As the 2025 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE) draw near, the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) has partnered with SM Supermalls to provide voters with an easier, more accessible way to register. From 1 to 10 August 2025, 35 SM malls, along with 11 other SM establishments across the Philippines, will serve as official satellite registration hubs.
This initiative, which is an extension of the successful voter registration program during the May 2025 National and Local Elections, offers voters the convenience of registering, updating, or reactivating their voter records inside malls they are familiar with. The registration is available from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with specific schedules at each location.
According to Steven Tan, President of SM Supermalls, “We’re proud to offer more than just convenience — we’re creating a platform for inclusive civic engagement.” During the May 2025 elections, over 37,000 voters registered at SM malls, achieving an impressive 81% turnout, the highest among venue partners.
The program is particularly beneficial for senior citizens, persons with disabilities (PWDs), and pregnant women, providing them with air-conditioned, spacious venues, easy access, and security while fulfilling their civic duty.
Metro Manila
SM City North Edsa – Aug 1–10
SM Megamall – Aug 3–10
SM City Manila – Aug 1–10
SM Sta. Mesa – Aug 9–10
SM Makati – Aug 6–10
SM Cubao – Aug 1–5
SM City Caloocan – Aug 6–10
SM City Fairview – Aug 3–4
Fairview Tower – Aug 4
SM City BF Parañaque – Aug 1–8, 10
SM City East Ortigas – Aug 6–7
SM City San Mateo – Aug 1–5
SM City Valenzuela – Aug 1–10
SM Center Angono – Aug 1–4, 7–10
Aura Tower – Aug 6
Mega Tower – Aug 7
SMX Mall of Asia – Aug 2
Two E-Com – Aug 7
Luzon (Outside NCR)
SM City Sucat – Aug 4–5, 7–8, 10
SM City Bacoor – Aug 1–5, 7–10
SM City Tanza – Aug 1–4, 6–10
SM Center Imus – Aug 1, 3–5
SM City Rosario – Aug 1–10
SM City Trece Martires – Aug 1–10
SM City San Jose Del Monte – Aug 1–7, 10
SM City Sta. Rosa – Aug 1–10
SM City San Pablo – Aug 1–10
SM City Taytay – Aug 1–10
SM City Olongapo Central – Aug 1–4
SM Center Pulilan – Aug 2–3, 9–10
SM City Baliwag – Aug 7-10
SM City Clark (Angeles City) – Aug 7–10
SM City Clark (Mabalacat City) – Aug 6–10
SM City Laoag – Aug 5
Waltermart E. Rodriguez – Aug 1–8
Waltermart – Makati – Aug 3
Waltermart North Edsa – Aug 3
Waltermart The Junction – Aug 10
Visayas
SM City Iloilo – Aug 5–6
SM City Roxas – Aug 1–5
SM City Bacolod – Aug 1–2, 4–5
SM Seaside City Cebu – Aug 1–10
SM City Consolacion – Aug 3
Mindanao
SM City CDO Uptown – Aug 1–10
SM City Puerto Princesa – Aug 5–10
SM City Cauayan – Aug 10
Barangay Voters: 18 years old and above
SK Voters: 15–30 years old
Residency Requirement: Must be a resident of the Philippines for at least one year and of the barangay for at least six months
Voters must bring one valid government-issued ID with a photo and signature, such as a National ID, Passport, PRC ID, or Driver’s License. Student IDs signed by school authorities are also acceptable.
New Voter Registration
Change of Name and Civil Status
Correction of Entries
Reactivation and Inclusion of Records
Updates for PWDs, Seniors, and Indigenous Peoples (IPs/ICCs)
Overseas to Local Transfer
This initiative underscores SM Supermalls’ commitment to making civic duties more accessible and inclusive for all Filipinos.
