Filipinos go to the polls

Millions of Filipinos seeking a clean start after a decade of corruption-tainted politics voted in elections today despite scattered violence and glitches with vote-counting machines being used for the first time.

Millions of Filipinos seeking a clean start after a decade of corruption-tainted politics voted in elections today despite scattered violence and glitches with vote-counting machines being used for the first time.

At least seven people were killed and eight wounded today, in addition to about 30 people gunned down in the last three months in violence tied to the election, police said.

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