Supreme Court declares President election valid despite procedural irregularities and flood-related voting complaints.

The Supreme Court declared the presidential election valid after reviewing 378 protests regarding the June 20 and July 4 voting days. While the court acknowledged specific procedural errors like ballot distribution issues and a disputed vote transfer, it found these did not affect the final results given the large margin of victory. The decision upheld the election outcome by ruling that minor irregularities and the failure to declare a state of calamity did not invalidate the electoral process.