Whether or not [the COMELEC] committed grave abuse of discretion amounting to lack of or in excess of jurisdiction when it resolves [sic] to disqualify [Penera] despite the failure of [Andanar] to present competent, admissible and substantial evidence to prove [the] violation of Section 68 and 80 of the Omnibus Election Code. Penera claims that the COMELEC exercised its discretion despotically, arbitrarily and whimsically in disqualifying her as a mayoralty candidate in Sta. Monica on the ground that she engaged in premature campaigning. She asserts that the evidence adduced by Andanar was grossly insufficient to warrant the ruling of the COMELEC. Penera insists that the COMELEC Second Division erred in its findings of fact, basically adopting Andanars allegations which, contrary to the belief of the COMELEC Second Division, Penera never admitted. Penera maintains that the motorcade was spontaneous and unplanned, and the supporters merely joined Penera and the other candidates from her party along the way to, as well as within the premises of, the office of the COMELEC Municipal Election Officer. Andanars averments that after Penera and the other candidates from her party filed their COCs, they held a motorcade in the different barangays of Sta. Monica, waived their hands to the public and threw candies to the onlookers were not supported by competent substantial evidence. Echoing Commissioner Sarmientos dissent from the assailed COMELEC Resolutions, Penera argues that too much weight and credence were given to the pictures and Affidavits submitted by Andanar. The declaration by the COMELEC that it was Penera in the pictures is tenuous and erroneous, as the COMELEC has no personal knowledge of Peneras identity, and the said pictures do not clearly reveal the faces of the individuals and the contents of the posters therein. In the same vein, the Affidavits of Andanars known supporters, executed almost a month after Andanar filed his Petition for Disqualification before the ORED-Region XIII, were obviously prepared and