Abstract
The study looked into the characteristics of female leaders to see why Boholano voters like them. A purposively selected sample of 37 registered voters from various municipalities was used to investigate participants' preferences in selecting women leaders. Interviews, observation, and document analysis were all used as forms of data collecting. The data was organized and analyzed using the qualitative technique. Responses from Google Forms, Messenger, Zoom, and Google Meet, as well as interviews and observations, were used to compile the research data. The results revealed eight features that were predominantly reflected in the responses of the respondents. Motherly instinct, compassion, honesty, open-mindedness, adaptability, perseverance, commitment, and competitiveness are some of them. The study concluded that Boholanos favored female leaders as symbol of gender equality and empowerment. Females are just as important as males in society since they have abilities that can help maintain peace and order. The presence of a female official in Bohol empowers other female leaders and residents. They are advocates of equitable opportunities.
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