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2022 Zamboanga del Norte local elections

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2022 Zamboanga del Norte gubernatorial election

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PDPLBN
Nominee Rosalina Jalosjos Evelyn Uy
Party Nacionalista PDP–Laban
Running mate Lando Yebes Julius Napigquit
Popular vote 249,956 237,530
Percentage 50.27 47.78

Governor before election

Roberto Uy
PDP–Laban

Elected Governor

Rosalina Jalosjos
Nacionalista

Local elections were held in the province of Zamboanga del Norte of the Philippines, on May 9, 2022 as part of the 2022 general election. Voters will select candidates for all local positions: a municipal and city mayor, vice mayor and councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the governor, vice governor and representatives for the three districts of Zamboanga del Norte.[1]

Background

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Incumbent governor Berto Uy, first elected in 2013, is term limited.

Incumbent governor Roberto Uy is term-limited, and is prohibited from running for a fourth consecutive term. Uy opted to run for city mayor of Dapitan, and his party nominated Evelyn Uy for the position. Evelyn Uy's opponent is Rosalina "Nene" Jalosjos, incumbent and last-termer city mayor of Dapitan, whom she dueled in the 2019 mayoralty.[2]

Opinion polling

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Gubernatorial elections
Fieldwork
date(s)
Pollster Sample
size
MoE Cabigon
Ind.
Diputado
Ind.
Jalosjos
NP
Nueva
PPM
Sumalpong
Ind.
Uy
PDPLBN
Others Und./
Ref.
None
Jan 22-30 RP-MDF[3] 1,200 ±3.0% 80 - 57 25
Apr 1–5 RP-MDF[4] 1,200 ±3.0% 85 - 68 75
Mayoralty elections - Dapitan
Fieldwork
date(s)
Pollster Sample
size
MoE Jalosjos
NP
Uy
PDPLBN
Others Und./
Ref.
None
Apr 1–5 RP-MDF[5] 1,200 ±3.0% 44 54 2
Mayoralty elections - Dipolog
Fieldwork
date(s)
Pollster Sample
size
MoE Eddai
Ind.
Jalosjos
NP
Naong
Ind.
Uy
PDPLBN
Others Und./
Ref.
None
Jan 22-30 RP-MDF[6] 1,200 ±3.0% - 17 - 73 10
Apr 1–5 RP-MDF[7] 1,200 ±3.0% - 20 7 70 3

Provincial elections

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Governor

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Zamboanga del Norte gubernatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Rosalina "Nene" Jalosjos 249,956 50.27
PDP–Laban Evelyn "Belen" Uy 237,530 47.78
Independent Eduardo "Eddie" Sumalpong 3,206 0.64
Independent Emmanuel "Jun" Cabigon I 2,755 0.55
PPM Emmanuel "Bong" Nueva 2,356 0.47
Independent Reynaldo Diputado 1,377 0.28
Total votes 497,180 100.00

Vice governor

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Incumbent vice governor Senen Angeles is term-limited, and is prohibited from running for a fourth consecutive term. Angeles opted to run for city vice mayor of Dipolog, and his party nominated incumbent 2nd District board member Julius Napigquit for the position.

Zamboanga del Norte vice gubernatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Julius Napigquit 232,754 50.10
Nacionalista Rolando "Lando" Yebes 221,267 47.63
PPM Michael Lumantao 5,547 1.19
Independent Eufracio "Dodoy" Bala, Sr. 5,025 1.08
Total votes 464,593 100.00

Provincial board

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PartyVotes%Seats
Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan813,44262.259
Nacionalista Party420,63632.191
Aggrupation of Parties for Prosperity61,3104.69
Partido Pederal ng Maharlika7,7190.59
Independent3,5510.27
Ex officio seats3
Total1,306,658100.0013

1st District

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Incumbent Anacleto "Boy" Olvis Jr. did not run for reelection, while incumbent Patri "Jing" Chan is running for reelection for a third mandate. Vying for a seat for the district include incumbent Dapitan councilor Angelica Jalosjos Carreon, former board member Jose Joy Olvis, and Dapitan-based lawyer Pete Zamora.

2022 Provincial Board Election in 1st District in Zamboanga del Norte
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Angelica Jalosjos Carreon 67,947 11.60
PDP–Laban Patri "Jing" Chan (incumbent) 60,873 10.39
PDP–Laban Pete "Atty. Pete" Zamora 56,035 9.57
Nacionalista Jose Joy Olvis 55,552 9.48
Total votes 240,407 100.00

2nd District

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Incumbents Julius Napigquit, Crisologo "Logoy" Decierdo, Romulo "Muling" Soliva, and Ronillo "Boy" Lee are all ineligible for reelection. Napigquit opted to run for vice governor, while Soliva opted to run for city councilor of Dipolog. Vying for a seat for the district are term-limited Dipolog councilors Peter Co and Jasmin Pinsoy-Lagutin, former city councilor Dante Bagarinao, former Roxas municipal mayor Ed Yebes, and radio broadcasters Raymond Acopiado and Nick Carbonel. Bagarinao, who ran for board member in the 1st district in the 2019 local elections, is making his run for the position in this district.

2022 Provincial Board Election in 2nd District in Zamboanga del Norte
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Jasmin Pinsoy-Lagutin 101,105 17.26
PDP–Laban Peter Co 99,748 17.03
PDP–Laban Dante Bagarinao[a] 92,303 15.76
PDP–Laban Michael "Jojo" Documento Jr. 81,099 13.85
Nacionalista Eduardo "Ed" Yebes 61,798 10.55
APP Celestine "Nick" Carbonel 61,310 10.47
Nacionalista Vincent Raymond Acopiado 31,682 5.41
Nacionalista Alejandro "Alex" Gunao 29,516 5.04
PPM Joyrey "Jojo" Porlas 4,386 0.75
Independent Noel Bandala 3,551 0.61
Total votes 566,498 100.00

3rd District

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Incumbents Venus Uy, Luzviminda "Bebe" Torrino, and Ruth Brillantes are ineligible for reelection, but incumbent Constantino "Boy" Soriano Jr. is running for reelection. Venus Uy opted to run for Sangguniang Bayan member of Liloy. Vying for seats for the district include incumbent Liloy Sangguniang Bayan members Kay Marie Bolando and Leo Nicanor Mejorada, and former Dapitan administrator Wilberth "Jojo" Magallanes. Conkee Buctuan, who previously made a run for this position in 2019, is making his second attempt for the position.

2022 Provincial Board Election in 3rd District in Zamboanga del Norte
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Kay Marie Bolando 86,956 14.85
PDP–Laban Leo Nicanor "Atty. Leo" Mejorada 83,957 14.33
PDP–Laban Franco Angelo "Conkee" Buctuan 80,081 13.67
PDP–Laban Jeff Raymund "JR" Brillantes 71,285 12.17
Nacionalista Constantino "Boy" Soriano Jr. (incumbent) 57,802 9.87
Nacionalista Wilberth "Jojo" Magallanes 49,404 8.43
Nacionalista Shane "Cocoy" Galon 40,438 6.90
Nacionalista Cerelino "Jerry" Mercado 26,497 4.52
PPM Argie Antigo 3,333 0.57
Total votes 499,753 100.00

Congressional elections

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Isagani Amatong, an incumbent representative since 2013, is term-limited.

Incumbents Romeo Jalosjos Jr. of the 1st district and Glona Labadlabad of the 2nd district are running for reelection; fellow incumbent Isagani Amatong of the 3rd district, an ally of the Uys, is term-limited and ineligible for re-election. Amatong's party, the Liberal Party, nominated Ian Amatong for the position. Challenging the younger Amatong is former 3rd district representative Cesar Jalosjos.[8]

1st District

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2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in the First District of Zamboanga del Norte
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Roberto "Pinpin" Uy Jr. 69,591
Nacionalista Romeo "Jonjon" Jalosjos Jr. (incumbent) 69,109
NUP Federico "Kuya Jan" Jalosjos[b] 5,424
PPM Richard Amazon 288
Total votes

Controversy

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As Uy's votes outnumbered that of Jalosjos and was poised to be the new winner, the Provincial Board of Canvassers (PBOC) did not proclaim Uy as the winning candidate. This comes after then-COMELEC Chairman Saidamen Pangarungan allegedly sent a proclamation suspension order to PBOC chair Verly Adanza through email to halt Uy's proclamation pending a disqualification case filed against Federico "Kuya Jan" Jalosjos, a candidate that bears a similar name to the incumbent congressman. Apart from that, as the majority of the PBOC were to declare Uy as the winning candidate, Pangarungan supposedly called and advised Adanza not to continue with Uy's proclamation.[9] This led to debates between the PBOC and the two opposing camps, especially as Uy's camp complained that the order was "undated, did not contain a notice to parties, and was not released through the COMELEC clerk" according to Rappler.[10] One of Uy's lawyers, James Verduguez, claimed they reached out to Pangarungan for comment, and the elections chief claimed he has "no idea about what (they're) talking about.”[11]

After over a month, the COMELEC proclaimed the incumbent Jalosjos the winning candidate as they added the nuisance "Kuya Jan" Jalosjos's votes to the incumbent's vote count, to garner 74,533 votes making him the legitimate winner of the race.[12] On July 21, 2022, days prior to the opening of the 19th Congress, the Supreme Court of the Philippines issued a status quo ante order removing the incumbent Jalosjos from his seat after the high court granted the Uy camp's plea to halt COMELEC's crediting of "Kuya Jan" Jalosjos's 5,424 votes to the incumbent Jalosjos,[13] and rendering actions done after its May 12 ruling as "unenforceable."[14]

On August 9, 2023, on a 12–2 vote, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Jalosjos rival, Roberto "Pinpin" Uy Jr. more than a year after the COMELEC proclaimed the former the winning candidate in the May 2022 elections. The two justices who did not agree with the decision written by Associate Justice Mario Lopez were Marvic Leonen and Alfredo Benjamin Caguioa.[15]

2nd District

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2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in the Second District of Zamboanga del Norte
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Glona Labadlabad (incumbent) 112,616
Independent Sonia Cabigon 8,264
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold

3rd District

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2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in the Third District of Zamboanga del Norte
Party Candidate Votes %
Liberal Adrian Michael "Ian" Amatong 58,873
Nacionalista Cesar Jalosjos 46,062
PROMDI Joventino "Ben" Diamante 14,826
Independent Moises Aballe Jr. 802
Total votes

City and municipal elections

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1st district

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Dapitan

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Incumbent mayor Rosalina Jalosjos is ineligible for reelection, and opted to run for governor. Her party nominated former 1st district representative Bullet Jalosjos as their nominee.[16] Ruel Nadela of the National Unity Party filed his candidacy for mayor, but was either removed or withdrawn from the list of candidates for an undisclosed reason.[17]

Dapitan mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Seth Frederick "Bullet" Jalosjos 18,718
PDP–Laban Roberto "Berto Semento" Uy 16,118
Total votes
Dapitan vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
APP Alfredo "Al" Sy 18,038
PDP–Laban Jimmy Patrick Israel "Jimboy" Chan (incumbent) 15,671
Total votes
Dapitan City Council election
Party Candidate Votes %
APP Jezebel "Bing" Balisado (incumbent) 17,939
APP Mitzie Dulawan 16,848
APP Divine Patilano (incumbent) 16,785
APP Modesta "Modess" Hamoy-Malayao 16,681
Nacionalista Ronie "Pareng Hope" Jarapan (incumbent) 16,300
APP Joseph Ryan Agolong 16,218
Nacionalista Noel Sardane 16,017
Nacionalista Tarcisio "Tesiong" Bayron 15,910
PDP–Laban Javert Greg "Bembem" Hamoy (incumbent) 15,873
Nacionalista Claver "Torni Clavs" Pajaren 15,799
PDP–Laban Ivor Zamora 15,728
PDP–Laban Tom Jerry Sagario 15,562
APP Ludivico "Vicoy" Hamoy 15,471
PDP–Laban Iolus Edgar "Yulus" Adasa 15,312
PDP–Laban Gabriel Cad (incumbent) 15,027
PDP–Laban Jeneth "Inday" Napigquit-Baje 14,662
PDP–Laban Giovanni "Giovan" Page 14,090
PDP–Laban Eleuterio "Engr. Jun" Galleposo Jr. 13,977
PDP–Laban Edna "Baby" Abad 13,821
PDP–Laban Uldarico "Uldy" Calasang 13,731
Independent Lemuel "Doy" Largo 767
Total votes

La Libertad

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Incumbent mayor Romeo Mejias is term-limited and prohibited from running for a fourth consecutive term. His party fielded Liza Mejias for the position, with Romeo Mejias himself running for vice mayor.[18]

La Libertad Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Liza Mejias 3,277
Nacionalista Esterlita "Laling" Aranas 1,143
Total votes
La Libertad Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Romeo Mejias 3,695
APP Maureen Abanilla 577
Total votes

Mutia

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Incumbent mayor Lorrymir Adasa is running for re-election, against former Zamboanga del Norte Electric Cooperative general manager Adelmo Laput. Incumbent vice mayor Arthur Tenorio, who is eligible for re-election, initially opted not to run, but had his decision changed.[19]

Mutia Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Lorrymir Adasa (incumbent) 4,628
Nacionalista Adelmo Laput[c] 3,293
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold
Mutia Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Christian James "Chan-Chan" Kwan 4,676
APP Arthur Tenorio[d] 3,116
Total votes
PDP–Laban gain from Nacionalista

Piñan (New Piñan)

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Incumbent Vice Mayor Junjun Cimafranca opted to run for mayor. His party fielded incumbent Councilor Rommel Gudmalin for Vice Mayor.[20]

Piñan Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Cecilia "Cely" Jalosjos-Carreon (incumbent) 6,075
PDP–Laban Deogracias "Junjun" Cimafranca 5,749
Total votes
Piñan Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Rommel Gudmalin 5,802
Nacionalista Ignacio "Kulay" Galan 5,560
Total votes

Polanco

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Incumbents mayor Boyet Olvis and vice mayor Fred Bait-it are running for re-election.[21]

Polanco Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
APP Evan Hope "Boyet" Olvis (incumbent) 10,318
PDP–Laban Peter Gibson "GB" Regencia 7,638
Independent Efren Suicano 47
Total votes
Polanco Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Alfredo "Fred" Bait-it (incumbent) 9,383
PDP–Laban Ray Geynill "Gazzi" Samonte 7,835
Total votes

Rizal

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Incumbents mayor Fiona Manigsaca and vice mayor Riel Manigsaca are running for re-election.[22]

Rizal Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Marissa Manigsaca 5,649
Nacionalista Fiona Marie Manigsaca (incumbent) 4,646
Total votes
PDP–Laban gain from APP
Rizal Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Jose Salac 5,099
APP Roseller "Riel" Manigsaca (incumbent) 4,732
Total votes
PDP–Laban gain from Nacionalista

Sergio Osmeña Sr.

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Incumbent mayor Augustines Magsalay is running for re-election.[23]

Sergio Osmeña Sr. Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Augustines Magsalay (incumbent) 7,965
PDP–Laban Glen Yu 5,690
Total votes
Sergio Osmeña Sr. Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
APP Sunny Tiso 7,330
PDP–Laban Ruben Andilab 5,658
Total votes

Sibutad

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Incumbents mayor Fracio Caidic and vice mayor Naring Obnimaga are running for re-election.[24]

Sibutad Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Eufracio "Fracio" Caidic (incumbent) 5,530
Nacionalista Romeo "Utol Meo" Jalosjos III 5,424
PFP Raymond Ageas 39
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold
Sibutad Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
APP Vicente "Inting" Elumba 5,452
PDP–Laban Genaro "Naring" Obnimaga (incumbent) 5,138
PFP Rogelio Avenido 29
Total votes
APP gain from PDP–Laban

2nd district

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Dipolog

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Incumbent mayor Darel Dexter Uy is running for re-election; incumbent vice mayor Horacio Velasco is term-limited and ineligible to run for reelection. Uy's party nominated incumbent vice governor Senen Angeles for city vice mayor.[25] Mayor Uy will face Rommel Jalosjos, businessman and former governor of Zamboanga Sibugay.[26] Lawyer and former Jalosjos-ally Clyde Naong, who ran and was defeated in the 2019 mayoralty, is making his second attempt for the position.

Dipolog mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Darel Dexter Uy (incumbent) 34,067
Nacionalista Rommel Jalosjos 31,333
PFP Clyde Naong 1,637
Independent Leonard Eddai 88
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold
Dipolog vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Senen Angeles 33,063
APP Edionar "Loloy Kasayuran" Zamoras 25,992
PFP Thaddeus Theodore Sorronda 2,838
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold
Dipolog City Council election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban James Cyril "Toytoy" Ruiz III (incumbent) 34,515
PDP–Laban Roger Asprer (incumbent) 33,477
PDP–Laban Roseller "Matoy" Barinaga 33,222
PDP–Laban Jonald "Jojo" Napigquit 32,439
PDP–Laban James Verduguez (incumbent) 32,139
PDP–Laban Marilou Calibo (incumbent) 31,999
PDP–Laban Romulo "Muling" Soliva 29,796
PDP–Laban Eduardo "Eddie" Baron (incumbent) 27,501
PDP–Laban Praxides "Praxy" Rubia (incumbent) 26,468
PDP–Laban Maynard "Bebe" Baes (incumbent) 25,486
APP Roberto "Bert" Pinsoy 20,484
Nacionalista Carlito "Engr. Bong" Ortega 19,667
APP Paul Clark Gudmalin 18,793
APP Shiela Velasco[e] 16,972
Nacionalista Benjie "Kap Benchoi" Maligro 16,908
Nacionalista Mike Sanico[f] 15,209
Nacionalista Philamer Baes 15,182
APP Mary Jane Leopoldo[g] 13,604
APP Radel "Radz Radel" Abas 13,466
Nacionalista Joven Uy 8,695
Independent Aimee Rose Santos 3,138
PFP Razul Pango 3,130
Independent Ramilo "Ramil" Rodriguez 2,856
Independent Rhoebe Christie "RC" Paez 2,800
Independent Willard "Willy" Lear 2,408
Independent James Carter Realista 2,187
Independent Hermelo "Melo" Atayan 1,688
Total votes

Jose Dalman (Ponot)

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Mayor Rachel "Inday" Ferrater and Vice Mayor Edwin Dalam, both incumbents elected after the 2019 election, are term-limited and are prohibited from running for a fourth consecutive term. Ferrater's party, PDP-Laban, fielded Allen Ferrater as their candidate for mayor. On the other hand, Dalam is running for mayor under the Nacionalista Party.[27]

Jose Dalman Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Allen Ferrater 8,933
Nacionalista Edwin Dalam 4,875
Total votes
Jose Dalman Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Julieta "Juliet" Macapaz 7,953
Nacionalista Russell Adaza 4,871
Independent Eduardo Rey Labadlabad 574
Total votes

Katipunan

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Mayor Patchie Eguia is running for re-election. Incumbent vice mayor Tessie Matildo of PDP-Laban, who replaced then winning vice mayor (in the 2019 election) Crisostomo "Cris" Eguia Jr. after being convicted for unliquidated cash advantages during his time as mayor,[28] is eligible for re-election, but opted to run for SB Member. Her party nominated incumbent SB Members Maiko Wong and Nonie Jumawak as candidates for mayor and vice mayor respectively.[29]

Katipunan Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Jose Michael Meiko "Maiko" Wong 11,145
PFP Patchito "Patchie" Eguia (incumbent) 8,838
Nacionalista Crisostomo "Dondon" Eguia III 4,380
Total votes
PDP–Laban gain from APP
Katipunan Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Antonio "Nonie" Jumawak 11,983
Nacionalista Paul John Reinante 10,308
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold

Manukan

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Incumbents mayor Eugene Caballero and vice mayor Enriquita Winters are running for re-election.[30]

Manukan Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Eugene Caballero (incumbent) 15,751
Independent Arnold Camillus Fabella 784
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold
Manukan Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Enriquita Winters (incumbent) 14,519
Independent Catalino Hisula 613
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold

Pres. Manuel A. Roxas

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Incumbent mayor Jan Hendrick Vallecer is term-limited and ineligible for re-election. His party nominated incumbent vice mayor Junior Rengquijo as their mayoralty candidate.[31]

Pres. Manuel A. Roxas Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Ismael "Junior" Rengquijo 6,244
PFP Leonides "Dodoy" Parilla 4,662
PROMDI Rheden Pialago 69
Independent Carlito "Carling" Feras 49
Total votes
Pres. Manuel A. Roxas Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Rolando "Jun Jun" Yebes 4,962
PDP–Laban Josephine "Mam Jo" Vallecer 4,393
PFP Emma Cabiara[h] 1,055
Independent Socrates Sonyber "Imong" Feras 81
Total votes

Siayan

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Incumbent mayor Josecor Gepolongca is eligible for re-election, but opted to run for vice mayor. His party nominated former mayor Flora Villarosa for mayor.[32]

Siayan Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Alberto "Ali" Bongcawel 11,123
PFP Flora Villarosa 8,275
Total votes
PDP–Laban gain from Nacionalista
Siayan Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PFP Josecor Gepolongca 9,232
PDP–Laban Nelma Adaza-Ochotorena 8,764
Independent Regie Bandivas 146
Total votes
PFP gain from APP

Sindangan

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Incumbents mayor Dodoy Labadlabad and vice mayor Boy Sy are running for re-election.[33]

Sindangan Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Rosendo "Dodoy" Labadlabad (incumbent) 32,098
PFP Leoncio "Bebot" Orilloza Jr. 6,424
Total votes
Sindangan Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Nilo Florentino "Boy" Sy (incumbent) 31,207
PFP Ronil Yu 2,604
Total votes

3rd district

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Baliguian

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Incumbent Mayor Albina "Obing" Esmali opted not to run for re-election. Vice Mayor Gani Esmali, who was re-elected for the position after the 2019 election, died in an ambush in Siocon on January 11, 2020.[34] With this, top ranking SB Member Dulcisimo Bontia Jr. took over Vice Mayor Esmali's place in succession.[35]

Baliguian Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Cresencio Suson 3,780
Nacionalista Gani "Junior" Esmali, Jr. 3,594
Total votes
Nacionalista gain from PDP–Laban
Baliguian Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
APP Vivian Chiong 2,866
Independent Dulcisimo "Dondon" Bontia Jr. (incumbent) 2,213
PDP–Laban Harieto "Tong" Dacup 1,976
Independent Arola Kiran 47
Total votes
APP gain from PDP–Laban

Godod

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Incumbent mayor Toto Matildo is running unopposed; incumbent vice mayor Ferdinand "Banoy" Caboverde is running for SB Member, and incumbent SB Member Samuel "Lolong" Labad is running to take his place without opposition.[36]

Godod Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Abel "Toto" Matildo (incumbent) 6,931
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold
Godod Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Samuel Labad 6,225
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold

Gutalac

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Mayor Onesimo "Jun" Coma and Vice Mayor Joel Tendero, both incumbents elected after the 2019 election, are term-limited and are prohibited from running for a fourth consecutive term. Coma's party, PDP-Laban, fielded Justin Quimbo as their candidate for mayor with Coma himself running for vice mayor. On the other hand, Tendero is running for mayor under PROMDI.[37]

Gutalac Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Eddie Justin Quimbo 8,786
Nacionalista Mariano "Nonoy" Candelaria Jr. 5,811
PROMDI Joel "Yulan" Tendero 1,549
PPM Bernie Atis 69
Total votes
Gutalac Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Onesimo "Jun" Coma 7,554
APP Marrianne Jafen Candelaria 7,151
PROMDI Gonzalo "Sally" Tendero 577
PPM Romualdo "Maldo" Gimang[i] 136
Total votes

Kalawit

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Incumbents mayor Jun Antojado and vice mayor Merly Masugbo are running for re-election.[38]

Kalawit Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Salvador "Jun" Antojado (incumbent) 7,161
Nacionalista Rey Bihag 3,974
Total votes
Kalawit Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Merly Masugbo (incumbent) 7,056
APP Crisostomo "Jun" Garate, Jr. 3,080
Total votes

Labason

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Mayor Eddie Quimbo, who was re-elected after the 2019 election, is term-limited and prohibited from running for a fourth consecutive term. Quimbo's party, PDP-Laban, fielded Jed Quimbo as their candidate for mayor with incumbent vice mayor Virgilio "Tony Yap" Go running for re-election.[39]

Labason Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Jelster Ed "Jed" Quimbo 10,070
Lakas Ronald Joseph "RJ" Ocaya 7,664
KBL Ferdinand "Joffer" Uy 44
Total votes
Labason Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Virgilio "Tony Yap" Go (incumbent) 10,361
Nacionalista Riza Melicor 6,249
Total votes

Leon B. Postigo (Bacungan)

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Mayor Hermogenes "Remie" Cordova, who was re-elected as Mayor after the 2019 local elections, passed away in 2020, and Vice Mayor Aidaroz Hambali took over Cordova's place as Mayor of Leon B. Postigo in succession.[40]

Leon B. Postigo Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Runie "Bobbyjam" Jamora 4,670
PDP–Laban Aidaroz "Daroz" Hambali (incumbent) 2,956
Total votes
Leon B. Postigo Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Rodrigo "Nonoy" Acaylar 3,390
Nacionalista Annie Rose Elumba 2,563
APP Ednu-Sajar "Esah" Hambali 1,355
Total votes

Liloy

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Incumbents mayor Jun Uy and vice mayor John Momar Insong are running for re-election, with the former running for re-election unopposed.[41]

Liloy Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Roberto "Jun" Uy Jr. (incumbent)
Total votes
Liloy Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Mervyn "Kap Benben" Caperida
PDP–Laban John Momar Insong (incumbent)
Total votes

Salug

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Incumbent vice mayor William Maribojoc is term-limited, and opted to run for mayor.

Salug Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista William "Mabuhay" Maribojoc 5,282
PDP–Laban Melodie Tolin (incumbent) 4,832
Total votes
Salug Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Saul Maraon 5,021
APP Jeffrey Lim 4,721
Total votes

Sibuco

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Sibuco Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Norbideiri "Bong" Edding
PDP–Laban Joel Ventura (incumbent)
Total votes
Sibuco Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Lood Alipon
Nacionalista Abdulsalam "Salam" Dambong
PFP Harol Pia
Total votes

Siocon

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Incumbent mayor Julius Lobrigas is term-limited and prohibited from running for a fourth term. His party fielded Jinky Lobrigas as candidate for mayor, with Julius Lobrigas himself running for vice mayor. Incumbent vice mayor Karon Esmali is eligible, and is running for re-election as vice mayor.

Siocon Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Ceasar Soriano 8,071
PDP–Laban Agnes "Jinky" Lobrigas 6,929
PROMDI Iftikhar "Teng Arabi" Pawaki 5,353
Total votes
Siocon Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Julius Lobrigas 8,091
APP Karon Esmali (incumbent) 7,049
PROMDI Ailene Arabi 4,443
Total votes

Sirawai

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Sirawai Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Aljazar Janihim 10,753
Nacionalista Amador Ontong 2,893
Total votes
Sirawai Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Pulman "Pahambong" Darquez (incumbent) 9,864
APP Nolidia Inding 3,340
Total votes

Tampilisan

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Tampilisan Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Norabeth "Bading" Carloto 5,915
Nacionalista John Michael Jalosjos 5,062
Total votes
Tampilisan Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP–Laban Generico "Boboy" Jauculan (incumbent) 6,094
Total votes
PDP–Laban hold

Notes

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  1. ^ He is a substitute candidate for Rosebeth Turno.
  2. ^ He is a substitute candidate for Lester "Manoy" Ong.
  3. ^ He is a substitute candidate for Lorna "Saysay" Sumenday.
  4. ^ He is a substitute candidate for Vincent Carlo Gudmalin.
  5. ^ She is a substitute candidate for Edna Villanueva-de Leon.
  6. ^ He is a substitute candidate for Ronald Agan.
  7. ^ She is a substitute candidate for Chona Pansipansi.
  8. ^ She is a substitute candidate for Pablito "Nonoy" Tubang.
  9. ^ He is a substitute candidate for Rolito Lapinig.

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