Election Information
General Information:
On May 12, 2025, parliamentary elections were held in the Philippines to elect members of the House of Representatives and 12 (out of a total of 24) members of the Senate. The results are as follows:
Election Results – House of Representatives:
Lakas–CMD: 16,596,698 votes, 32.87%, 103 seats
National Unity Party: 6,080,987 votes, 12.05%, 32 seats
Nationalist People's Coalition: 5,974,201 votes, 11.83%, 31 seats
Partido Federal ng Pilipinas: 5,286,538 votes, 10.47%, 27 seats
Nacionalista Party: 4,724,803 votes, 9.36%, 22 seats
Independent: 4,371,611 votes, 8.66%, 11 seats
Liberal Party: 1,555,941 votes, 3.08%, 6 seats
Aksyon Demokratiko: 1,341,540 votes, 2.66%, 2 seats
Partido Demokratiko Pilipino: 666,067 votes, 1.32%, 2 seats
Hugpong sa Tawong Lungsod: 542,710 votes, 1.07%, 3 seats
Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino: 314,981 votes, 0.62%, 2 seats
People's Reform Party: 292,665 votes, 0.58%, 1 seat
Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino: 269,949 votes, 0.53%, 2 seats
Makatizens United Party: 150,189 votes, 0.30%, 2 seats
United Nationalist Alliance: 142,655 votes, 0.28%, 1 seat
National Unity Party/United Negros Alliance: 130,023 votes, 0.26%, 1 seat
Centrist Democratic Party of the Philippines: 127,646 votes, 0.25%, 1 seat
Partido Navoteño: 116,622 votes, 0.23%, 1 seat
Lakas–CMD/One Cebu: 104,768 votes, 0.21%, 1 seat
Adelante Zamboanga Party: 100,035 votes, 0.20%, 1 seat
Nationalist People's Coalition/One Cebu: 74,936 votes, 0.15%, 1 seat
Asenso Manileño: 70,780 votes, 0.14%, 1 seat
Other parties that participated but did not win seats:
United Bangsamoro Justice Party: 236,857 votes, 0.47%
Sama Sama Tarlac: 143,868 votes, 0.28%
Katipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino: 134,137 votes, 0.27%
One Capiz: 109,249 votes, 0.22%
Reform PH Party: 107,966 votes, 0.21%
Padajon Surigao Party: 99,856 votes, 0.20%
Galing at Serbisyo para sa Mindoreño: 91,073 votes, 0.18%
Filipino Rights Protection Advocates of Manila Movement: 87,183 votes, 0.17%
Akay National Political Party: 68,524 votes, 0.14%
Workers' and Peasants' Party: 50,618 votes, 0.10%
Kusog Bicolandia: 33,789 votes, 0.07%
Partido Lakas ng Masa: 28,746 votes, 0.06%
Asenso Abrenio: 23,308 votes, 0.05%
Makabayan: 22,698 votes, 0.04%
Partido Demokratiko Sosyalista ng Pilipinas: 14,343 votes, 0.03%
Partido para sa Demokratikong Reporma: 12,672 votes, 0.03%
Election Results – Senate:
The 12 candidates with the most votes were elected:
Bong Go (Partido Demokratiko Pilipino) – 27,121,073 votes – 47.29%
Bam Aquino (Katipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino) – 20,971,899 votes – 36.57%
Ronald dela Rosa (Partido Demokratiko Pilipino) – 20,773,946 votes – 36.22%
Erwin Tulfo (Lakas–CMD) – 17,118,881 votes – 29.85%
Kiko Pangilinan (Liberal Party) – 15,343,229 votes – 26.75%
Rodante Marcoleta (Independent) – 15,250,723 votes – 26.59%
Panfilo Lacson (Independent) – 15,106,111 votes – 26.34%
Tito Sotto (Nationalist People's Coalition) – 14,832,996 votes – 25.86%
Pia Cayetano (Nacionalista Party) – 14,573,430 votes – 25.41%
Camille Villar (Nacionalista Party) – 13,651,274 votes – 23.80%
Lito Lapid (Nationalist People's Coalition) – 13,394,102 votes – 23.35%
Imee Marcos (Nacionalista Party) – 13,339,227 votes – 23.26%
Electoral System:
In the Philippines, general and local elections are held every three years on the second Monday of May, except for presidential elections which take place every six years. Midterm elections involve only congressional and local positions. Since 2010, the process has been automated. Executive positions are elected using the first-past-the-post system, while the Senate uses a multiple non-transferable vote system, with each voter selecting up to 12 candidates. For the House, voters cast two ballots: one for a district representative (first-past-the-post), and one for a party list (proportional representation).
The electoral authority is the Independent Commission on Elections (COMELEC), while election disputes are handled by the Supreme Court or relevant judicial bodies depending on the level of the election.
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On May 12, 2025, parliamentary elections were held in the Philippines to elect members of the House of Representatives and 12 (out of a total of 24) members of the Senate. The results are as follows:
Election Results – House of Representatives:
Lakas–CMD: 16,596,698 votes, 32.87%, 103 seats
National Unity Party: 6,080,987 votes, 12.05%, 32 seats
Nationalist People's Coalition: 5,974,201 votes, 11.83%, 31 seats
Partido Federal ng Pilipinas: 5,286,538 votes, 10.47%, 27 seats
Nacionalista Party: 4,724,803 votes, 9.36%, 22 seats
Independent: 4,371,611 votes, 8.66%, 11 seats
Liberal Party: 1,555,941 votes, 3.08%, 6 seats
Aksyon Demokratiko: 1,341,540 votes, 2.66%, 2 seats
Partido Demokratiko Pilipino: 666,067 votes, 1.32%, 2 seats
Hugpong sa Tawong Lungsod: 542,710 votes, 1.07%, 3 seats
Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino: 314,981 votes, 0.62%, 2 seats
People's Reform Party: 292,665 votes, 0.58%, 1 seat
Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino: 269,949 votes, 0.53%, 2 seats
Makatizens United Party: 150,189 votes, 0.30%, 2 seats
United Nationalist Alliance: 142,655 votes, 0.28%, 1 seat
National Unity Party/United Negros Alliance: 130,023 votes, 0.26%, 1 seat
Centrist Democratic Party of the Philippines: 127,646 votes, 0.25%, 1 seat
Partido Navoteño: 116,622 votes, 0.23%, 1 seat
Lakas–CMD/One Cebu: 104,768 votes, 0.21%, 1 seat
Adelante Zamboanga Party: 100,035 votes, 0.20%, 1 seat
Nationalist People's Coalition/One Cebu: 74,936 votes, 0.15%, 1 seat
Asenso Manileño: 70,780 votes, 0.14%, 1 seat
Other parties that participated but did not win seats:
United Bangsamoro Justice Party: 236,857 votes, 0.47%
Sama Sama Tarlac: 143,868 votes, 0.28%
Katipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino: 134,137 votes, 0.27%
One Capiz: 109,249 votes, 0.22%
Reform PH Party: 107,966 votes, 0.21%
Padajon Surigao Party: 99,856 votes, 0.20%
Galing at Serbisyo para sa Mindoreño: 91,073 votes, 0.18%
Filipino Rights Protection Advocates of Manila Movement: 87,183 votes, 0.17%
Akay National Political Party: 68,524 votes, 0.14%
Workers' and Peasants' Party: 50,618 votes, 0.10%
Kusog Bicolandia: 33,789 votes, 0.07%
Partido Lakas ng Masa: 28,746 votes, 0.06%
Asenso Abrenio: 23,308 votes, 0.05%
Makabayan: 22,698 votes, 0.04%
Partido Demokratiko Sosyalista ng Pilipinas: 14,343 votes, 0.03%
Partido para sa Demokratikong Reporma: 12,672 votes, 0.03%
Election Results – Senate:
The 12 candidates with the most votes were elected:
Bong Go (Partido Demokratiko Pilipino) – 27,121,073 votes – 47.29%
Bam Aquino (Katipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino) – 20,971,899 votes – 36.57%
Ronald dela Rosa (Partido Demokratiko Pilipino) – 20,773,946 votes – 36.22%
Erwin Tulfo (Lakas–CMD) – 17,118,881 votes – 29.85%
Kiko Pangilinan (Liberal Party) – 15,343,229 votes – 26.75%
Rodante Marcoleta (Independent) – 15,250,723 votes – 26.59%
Panfilo Lacson (Independent) – 15,106,111 votes – 26.34%
Tito Sotto (Nationalist People's Coalition) – 14,832,996 votes – 25.86%
Pia Cayetano (Nacionalista Party) – 14,573,430 votes – 25.41%
Camille Villar (Nacionalista Party) – 13,651,274 votes – 23.80%
Lito Lapid (Nationalist People's Coalition) – 13,394,102 votes – 23.35%
Imee Marcos (Nacionalista Party) – 13,339,227 votes – 23.26%
Electoral System:
In the Philippines, general and local elections are held every three years on the second Monday of May, except for presidential elections which take place every six years. Midterm elections involve only congressional and local positions. Since 2010, the process has been automated. Executive positions are elected using the first-past-the-post system, while the Senate uses a multiple non-transferable vote system, with each voter selecting up to 12 candidates. For the House, voters cast two ballots: one for a district representative (first-past-the-post), and one for a party list (proportional representation).
The electoral authority is the Independent Commission on Elections (COMELEC), while election disputes are handled by the Supreme Court or relevant judicial bodies depending on the level of the election.
Related Articles:
Inquirer.net
BBC News
