2001 Philippine general election

Legislative elections and local elections were held in the Philippines on May 14, 2001 Independent candidate Noli de Castro, a former television anchor of TV Patrol of ABS-CBN was announced as the topnotcher. This is the first synchronized national and local elections held after the ouster of Former President Joseph Estrada in January due to a military-backed civilian uprising (popularly known as EDSA II). On February 20, 2007, the Supreme Court of the Philippines ruled that Former Senator Gregorio Honasan lost in the 2001 Philippine elections and lost to Sen. Ralph Recto but declared constitutional the special election for the remaining three-year term of Teofisto Guingona.

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Major Senatorial Candidates

Administration coalition

People Power Coalition
Candidate Party
Joker Arroyo
Aksyon
Liwayway Vinzons-Chato
Partido para sa Demokratikong Reporma
Franklin Drilon
Independent
Juan Flavier
Lakas–CMD (1991)
Ernesto Herrera
Lakas–CMD (1991)
Ramon Magsaysay Jr.
Lakas–CMD (1991)
Winnie Monsod
Aksyon
Sergio Osmeña III
PDP–Laban
Obet Pagdanganan
Lakas–CMD (1991)
Francis Pangilinan
Liberal
Ralph Recto
Lakas–CMD (1991)
Wigberto Tañada
Liberal
Manuel Villar
Independent

Opposition coalition

Puwersa ng Masa
Candidate Party
Edgardo Angara
LDP
Reuben Canoy
LDP
Noli de Castro
Independent
Miriam Defensor Santiago
PRP
Juan Ponce Enrile
Independent
Loi Ejercito
Independent
Gregorio Honasan
Independent
Panfilo Lacson
LDP
Jamby Madrigal
LDP
Orlando S. Mercado
Independent
Dong Puno
LDP
Nina Rasul
Independent
Ombra Tamano
LDP

Other notable candidates

Independent
Perfecto Yasay
Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
Oliver Lozano
Melchor Chavez
Nacionalista Party
Homobono Adaza
Partido Isang Bansa Isang Diwa
Eddie Gil

Note: Party affiliation based on Certificate of Candidacy.

Results

Senate

Final COMELEC Tally for Senators as of August 30, 2001.

 Summary of the May 14, 2001, Philippine Senate election results
Rank Candidate Coalition Party Votes %
1.Noli de CastroPuwersa ng Masa1 Independent16,237,38655.09%
2.Juan FlavierPPC Lakas11,735,89739.82%
3.Serge OsmeñaPPC PDP–Laban11,593,38939.33%
4.Franklin DrilonPPC Independent11,301,70038.34%
5.Joker ArroyoPPC Lakas11,262,40238.21%
6.Ramon Magsaysay Jr.PPC Independent11,250,67738.17%
7.Manuel VillarPPC Independent11,187,37537.96%
8.Francis PangilinanPPC Liberal10,971,89637.23%
9.Edgardo AngaraPuwersa ng Masa LDP10,805,17736.66%
10.Panfilo LacsonPuwersa ng Masa LDP10,535,55935.74%
11.Loi EjercitoPuwersa ng Masa Independent10,524,13035.71%
12.Ralph RectoPPC Lakas10,480,940235.56%
13.Gregorio Honasan3Puwersa ng Masa Independent10,454,52735.47%
14.Juan Ponce EnrilePuwersa ng Masa LDP9,677,20932.83%
15.Miriam Defensor SantiagoPuwersa ng Masa PRP9,622,74232.65%
16.Dong PunoPuwersa ng Masa LDP8,701,20529.52%
17.Wigberto TañadaPPC Liberal8,159,83627.68%
18.Orlando S. MercadoPuwersa ng Masa Independent7,395,09225.09%
19.Roberto PagdangananPPC Lakas7,185,41524.38%
20.Ernesto HerreraPPC Lakas6,801,86123.08%
21.Winnie MonsodPPC Aksyon6,728,72822.83%
22.Nina RasulPuwersa ng Masa Independent5,222,49017.72%
23.Jamby MadrigalPuwersa ng Masa LDP5,043,04317.11%
24.Liwayway Vinzons-ChatoPPC Independent4,831,50116.39%
25.Perfecto Yasay Independent4,557,36415.46%
26.Ombra TamanoPuwersa ng Masa LDP3,548,48012.04%
27.Reuben CanoyPuwersa ng Masa LDP3,542,46012.02%
28.Homobono Adaza Nacionalista770,6472.61%
29.Rod Navarro Independent652,0122.21%
30.Manuel Morato Independent625,7892.12%
31.Moner Bajunaid PDSP503,4371.71%
32.Oliver Lozano KBL470,5721.60%
33.Melchor Chavez KBL244,5530.83%
34.Camilo Sabio Independent230,7590.78%
35.Norma Nueva KBL83,7000.28%
37.Juan Casil KBL74,4810.25%
38.Eddie Gil Partido Isang Bansa, Isang Diwa15,5220.05%
Turnout29,474,30986.39%
Note: A total of 38 candidates ran for senator. Source: Comelec (vote totals), NCSB (turnout)
^1 Guest candidate
^2 18,000 votes deducted from Ralph Recto from Zamboanga del Norte as per Resolution No. NBC 01-003
^3 Elected to serve the unexpired term (until 2004) of Teofisto Guingona Jr., who was appointed Vice President in February 2001.

Per coalition

Party/coalitionVotes%Seats won%
PPC123,491,61750.8%861.5%
Puwersa ng Masa111,309,50045.8%538.5%
Others and independents8,228,8363.4%00.0%
Totals243,029,953100.0%12+1*100.0%

*the thirteenth-placed candidate will serve for only three years.

Per party

Party/coalitionVotes%Seats won%
LDP51,853,13321.3%215.4%
Independents (Puwersa ng Masa)49,833,62520.5%323.1%
Lakas47,454,79019.5%323.1%
Aksyon27,320,57611.2%17.7%
Independents (PPC)22,489,0759.3%215.4%
Liberal19,131,7327.9%17.7%
PDP–Laban11,593,3894.8%17.7%
PRP9.622,7424.0%00.0%
Reporma-LM4,831,5012.0%00.0%
KBL873,3060.4%00.0%
Nacionalista770,6470.3%00.0%
PDSP503,4370.2%00.0%
Partido Isang Bansa, Isang Diwa15,5220.0%00.0%
Totals243,029,953100.0%13*100.0%

*the thirteenth-placed candidate will serve up to June 30, 2004; the twelve candidates with the highest number of votes will serve up to June 30, 2007.

House of Representatives

 Summary of the May 14, 2001 Philippine House of Representatives election results
Parties and coalitions Seats %
Lakas7335.6
NPC4019.5
LDP2110.2
Liberal199.2
Reporma-LM31.5
PROMDI31.5
Aksyon21.0
PMP21.0
PDP–Laban10.5
PDSP10.5
Not indicated209.8
Others125.9
Independent83.9
Total 205 93.2
Source: Teehankee, Julio. "Electoral Politics in the Philippines" (PDF). quezon.ph. Retrieved December 11, 2010.
 Summary of the 14 May 2001 Philippine House of Representatives party-list election result
Party Election day After disqualifications Seat allocation as
per VFP vs. COMELEC
Votes%SeatsVotes%1st2ndTotal
BAYAN MUNA1,708,25311.30%31,708,25326.19%12.003
MAD1,515,69310.03%
APEC802,0605.31%3802,06012.29%11.412
VFP580,7813.84%2
PROMDI422,4302.79%1
NPC385,1512.55%1
AKBAYAN!377,8522.50%1377,8525.79%10.661
BUTIL330,2822.18%1
LAKAS NUCD-UMDP329,2372.18%1
CIBAC323,8102.14%1323,8104.96%10.571
LDP308,6392.04%1
BUHAY290,7601.92%0290,7604.46%10.511
AMIN252,0511.67%0252,0513.86%10.441
ABA242,1991.60%0242,1993.71%10.431
COCOFED229,1651.52%0229,1653.51%10.401
COOP-NATCCO226,3221.50%0
NCIA223,9961.48%0
PM216,8231.43%0216,8233.32%10.381
AKLAT210,0521.39%0
MARCOS LOYALIST172,6661.14%0
CREBA160,2551.06%0
BIGKIS155,9411.03%0
SANLAKAS151,0171.00%0151,0172.31%10.271
ABANSE! PINAY135,2110.89%0135,2112.07%10.241
AKSYON135,1560.89%0
GREEN PHIL128,5890.85%0
AKO126,0120.83%0126,0121.93%0
PMP120,2240.80%0
ALAGAD117,1610.77%0117,1611.80%0
ALAB111,4630.74%0
PMP-PINATUBO111,3530.74%0
RAM106,6370.71%0
ELDERLY106,4960.70%0106,4961.63%0
BAGONG BAYANI104,7910.69%0
BANDILA104,4670.69%0
ATUCP103,2730.68%0103,2731.58%0
KAMPIL102,6060.68%0
AHOY101,7510.67%0
MARITIME98,9460.65%098,9461.52%0
OFW97,0850.64%097,0851.49%0
PMA94,8880.63%0
AASENSO KA94,2120.62%0
PDP-LABAN90,2450.60%0
CUP88,4440.59%0
PDSP88,1870.58%0
ATIN86,3850.57%0
VACC78,4860.52%0
ABCD74,6560.49%0
LP73,7840.49%0
DRUGWATCH71,0460.47%0
ABAKADA67,7410.45%0
ATIP67,0080.44%0
OCW66,2180.44%0
AMMMA65,7350.43%065,7351.01%0
KABALIKAT64,6440.43%0
NFSP64,5740.43%0
ANAKBAYAN63,3120.42%063,3120.97%0
BANTAY-BAYAN59,2080.39%0
AKK (COALITION)58,0230.38%0
AKAP54,9250.36%054,9250.84%0
GREEN54,7210.36%0
PADPAO51,9910.34%0
AGAP51,8010.34%0
ANGKOP50,4360.33%0
MSCFO49,9140.33%049,9140.76%0
NAD49,1470.33%0
PEOPLE POWER48,8350.32%0
PTC48,0080.32%0
WPI46,8310.31%046,8310.72%0
AAAFPI43,8820.29%043,8820.67%0
PLAM43,7250.29%0
PCAP43,1720.29%0
AWATU42,1490.28%042,1490.65%0
JEEP41,4230.27%0
NACTODAP38,8980.26%038,8980.60%0
SCFO37,4700.25%037,4700.57%0
TRICAP35,8070.24%035,8070.55%0
ALAS35,6260.24%0
PINOY MAY K32,1510.21%032,1510.49%0
VETERANS CARE31,6940.21%031,6940.49%0
PSAE31,4990.21%0
CONSLA29,4770.20%0
CONSUMERS29,4150.19%0
OCW-UNIFIL29,4000.19%029,4000.45%0
PDR29,3590.19%0
PAG-ASA28,8770.19%0
AHONBAYAN28,3730.19%0
APO SERVICE27,1040.18%0
ANGAT27,0170.18%0
KASAMA26,8460.18%0
PDA26,6340.18%0
PUSYON26,0370.17%0
SJS25,2130.17%0
CAAG24,8250.16%0
PWP24,1820.16%024,1820.37%0
DA24,0290.16%024,0290.37%0
PARP23,2970.15%023,2970.36%0
ASAKAPIL23,1630.15%0
ARPES22,4970.15%022,4970.34%0
ARBA22,3450.15%022,3450.34%0
ABAY PAMILYA22,1270.15%0
A22,1250.15%0
BEA22,0340.15%0
FEJODAP21,3350.14%021,3350.33%0
PRP20,6630.14%0
COALITION 34920,2470.13%0
RP19,2660.13%0
NUPA18,6700.12%0
AFM18,4560.12%0
BSK18,1960.12%0
BDI18,0410.12%0
GABAY OFW17,7770.12%017,7770.27%0
HOMEOWNERS17,7490.12%0
PUC17,4940.12%0
KKK17,2820.11%0
BINHI16,8770.11%0
AASAHAN16,7870.11%016,7870.26%0
KABAYAN16,0010.11%0
AYOS15,8710.11%015,8710.24%0
LAHING VETERANO14,7110.10%0
PRIMO14,3690.10%0
PACD13,4110.09%0
CAP13,2760.09%0
TAPAT13,0770.09%0
POWER13,0500.09%013,0500.20%0
AKA12,9710.09%0
AIM12,1950.08%0
PMSEA11,9320.08%0
BSP11,4310.08%0
KILOS11,1700.07%011,1700.17%0
APIL10,8000.07%0
PPP-YOUTH10,7940.07%0
KATAPAT10,6370.07%0
SHAF10,6100.07%0
CITIZEN10,3060.07%0
NP9,9770.07%0
SM9,9200.07%0
ONEWAY PRINT9,6660.06%0
KALOOB9,1370.06%09,1370.14%0
JURY8,8470.06%0
AA8,1430.05%0
DWP7,9070.05%0
ALYANSA7,8820.05%07,8820.12%0
SULONG7,6770.05%0
O.K. NAPU7,2980.05%0
KATIPUNAN7,1120.05%0
KATUTUBO6,6020.04%06,6020.10%0
DFP6,6000.04%06,6000.10%0
NCCO5,9750.04%0
NACI5,5680.04%0
LEDFI5,3280.04%0
TINDOG WARAY4,8150.03%0
FLRF4,7860.03%0
KAMI4,2310.03%0
DUGTUNGAN3,9660.03%0
KABATAS3,8990.03%0
PASALBA3,2210.02%0
GO GO PHILIPPINES3,1510.02%0
PRS2,7570.02%0
GAD2,7220.02%0
ALUHAI2,5670.02%0
OSMEÑA1,6760.01%0
Totals15,118,815100.00%126,192,90314

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References

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