2019 Philippine local elections

2019 Philippine local election
	May 13, 2019
	May 13, 2019
All local elected offices above the barangay level

Local elections in the Philippines were held on May 13, 2019. This was conducted together with the 2019 general election for national positions. All elected positions above the barangay (village) level were disputed. The following positions were disputed:[1]

81 provincial governorships and vice-governorships
780 Provincial Board (Sangguniang Panlalawigan) members
1,634 mayorships and vice mayorships
13,544 city and municipal councilors (Sangguniang Panlungsod and Sangguniang Bayan)

The elective positions in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) were not decided on this day. The first elections for BARMM will be done after the 2020 Philippine census is published.

Electoral system

Every local government unit, be it a province, city, municipality or a barangay elects a chief executive (a governor, city mayor, municipal mayor and barangay chairman, respectively), and a local legislature (the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, Sangguniang Panlungsod, Sangguniang Bayan and Sangguniang Barangay, respectively), president upon by the chief executive's deputy (vice-governor, city vice-mayor, municipal vice-mayor, respectively; no equivalent for the barangay).

Elections where one seat is being disputed, such as the provincial governors and vice governors in each of the 81 provinces, and mayors and vice mayors in each of the 145 cities and 1,489 municipalities are elected via the plurality system.

Elections where more than one seat is disputed, such as for the membership in local legislatures, are done via plurality-at-large voting. For Sangguniang Panlalawigan seats, the Commission on Elections divides all provinces into at least 2 districts, if it is not divided into such, while for Sangguniang Panlungsod seats, the appropriation depends on the city charter (some are divided into districts, while others elect all councilors at-large), and for Sangguniang Bayan seats, all municipalities have eight councilors elected at-large, except for Pateros, Metro Manila, which elects twelve, six in each district.

Provincial elections

Local parties are denoted by purple (unless otherwise indicated), independents by light gray, and ex officio members of the legislatures are in dark gray.

Summary of results, parties ranked by governorships won.
Ex officio members are the representatives of the provincial chapters of the Liga ng mga Barangay, Sangguniang Kabataan (SK), and League of Councilors. Starting November 30, 2013, all SK officials terms expired, and these weren't filled up. Until June 30, 2018, the Liga ng mga Barangay members were indirectly elected from the winners of the 2013 barangay elections. Starting July 30, the first two ex officio members were replaced by the winners of the 2018 barangay and SK elections.
In some provinces, election slates consisting of candidates for governor, vice governor and board members may include multiple parties.

81 governors

81 vice governors

1023 board members

Results summary[2]
Party		Governor			Vice governor			Board members
Party		Total	%	+/−	Total	%	+/−	Seats	%	+/−	Controlled
	PDP–Laban	41	50.6%	41	32	39.5%	30	263	25.7%	257	22
	Nacionalista	8	9.9%	1	11	13.6%	2	116	11.3%	52	7
	NUP	8	9.9%	1	10	12.3%	3	67	6.5%	2	4
	NPC	7	8.6%	2	6	7.4%	4	90	8.8%	17	2
	Liberal	2	2.5%	37	5	6.2%	34	54	5.3%	280	2
	Lakas	2	2.5%	2	2	2.5%		18	1.8%	14	1
	UNA	1	1.2%	2	3	3.7%	2	9	0.9%	38	0
	LDP	0	0.0%		0	0.0%		4	0.4%	4	0
	Other parties	9	11.1%	3	11	13.6%	9	116	11.3%	49	7
	Independent	3	3.7%	2	0	0.0%	6	43	4.2%	22	N/A
	Ex officio members	N/A						243	23.8%		N/A
Totals		81	100%		81	100%		1,023	100%	4	—

Per province summary[3]
Province	Governor		Vice governor		Sangguniang Panlalawigan			Details	Notes
Province	Governor		Vice governor		Results	Control		Details	Notes
Abra		Asenso Abrenio		Asenso Abrenio	11 seats		Asenio Abrenio
Agusan del Norte		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	11 seats		PDP–Laban
Agusan del Sur		NUP		NUP	13 seats		NUP
Aklan		PDP–Laban		Nacionalista	13 seats		PDP–Laban
Albay		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats	No majority		Details
Antique		NUP		NPC	13 seats	No majority
Apayao		PDP–Laban		Liberal	11 seats	No majority
Aurora		NPC		PDP–Laban	11 seats	No majority
Basilan		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	11 seats		PDP–Laban
Bataan		NUP		NUP	13 seats		NUP
Batanes		Liberal		Liberal	9 seats	No majority
Batangas		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	15 seats		Nacionalista	Details
Benguet		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats		PDP–Laban
Biliran		Nacionalista		Nacionalista	11 seats	No majority
Bohol		PDP–Laban		NUP	13 seats	No majority		Details
Bukidnon		Bukidnon Paglaum		Bukidnon Paglaum	15 seats		Bukidnon Paglaum
Bulacan		NUP		NUP	13 seats		NUP	Details
Cagayan		Independent		UNA	13 seats	No majority
Camarines Norte		PDP–Laban	No declared winner		13 seats		PDP–Laban
Camarines Sur		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats	No majority			Bicol 1 won 1 board seat.
Camiguin		NPC		PDP–Laban	9 seats		PDP–Laban
Capiz		Independent		NUP	13 seats		Liberal
Catanduanes		UNA		PFP	11 seats	No majority
Cavite		Nacionalista		NPC	19 seats	No majority		Details
Cebu		PDP–Laban		Liberal	17 seats	No majority		Details	Barug Alang sa Kauswagan ug Demokrasya won 1 board seat One Cebu both won 1 board seat
Compostela Valley		HNP		HNP	13 seats		HNP
Cotabato		PDP–Laban		Nacionalista	13 seats		Nacionalista
Davao del Norte		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats		PDP–Laban
Davao del Sur		Independent		Nacionalista	13 seats	No majority
Davao Occidental		HNP		HNP	11 seats		HNP
Davao Oriental		Nacionalista		Nacionalista	13 seats		Nacionalista
Dinagat Islands		Liberal		PDP–Laban	11 seats	No majority
Eastern Samar		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats		PDP–Laban
Guimaras		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	11 seats		PDP–Laban
Ifugao		NUP		Liberal	11 seats	No majority
Ilocos Norte		Nacionalista		Nacionalista	13 seats		Nacionalista
Ilocos Sur		Bileg		Bileg	13 seats		Bileg
Iloilo		PDP–Laban		Nacionalista	13 seats		Nacionalista
Isabela		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats	No majority
Kalinga		PDP–Laban		Nacionalista	11 seats	No majority
La Union		PDP–Laban		NUP	13 seats	No majority
Laguna		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats	No majority		Details
Lanao del Norte		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats	No majority
Lanao del Sur		Lakas		Lakas	13 seats		Lakas
Leyte		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats	No majority
Maguindanao		Nacionalista		PDP–Laban	13 seats		PDP–Laban		Maguindanao Reform Party won 1 board seat.
Marinduque		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	11 seats		PDP–Laban	Details
Masbate		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats	No majority
Misamis Occidental		Nacionalista		Nacionalista	13 seats		Nacionalista
Misamis Oriental		Padayon Pilipino		UNA	13 seats	No majority
Mountain Province		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	11 seats	No majority
Negros Occidental		NPC		NUP	15 seats	No majority			United Negros Alliance won 3 board seats.
Negros Oriental		Nacionalista		Liberal	13 seats	No majority
Northern Samar		NUP		NUP	13 seats	No majority
Nueva Ecija		Unang Sigaw		Unang Sigaw	13 seats	No majority
Nueva Vizcaya		Nacionalista		NUP	13 seats	No majority
Occidental Mindoro		PDDS		PDP–Laban	13 seats		Liberal
Oriental Mindoro		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats	No majority
Palawan		PDP–Laban		PPP	13 seats		PPP
Pampanga		NPC		Kambilan	13 seats	No majority
Pangasinan		PDP–Laban		NPC	15 seats		PDP–Laban
Quezon		Lakas		Nacionalista	13 seats	No majority		Details
Quirino		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	11 seats		PDP–Laban
Rizal		NPC		PFP	13 seats	No majority		Details
Romblon		PDP–Laban		Lakas	11 seats		Nacionalista
Samar		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats	No majority
Sarangani		PDP–Laban		PCM	13 seats		PCM
Siquijor		PDP–Laban		NPC	9 seats		PDP–Laban
Sorsogon		NPC		NPC	13 seats		NPC
South Cotabato		PFP		PDP–Laban	13 seats	No majority
Southern Leyte		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	11 seats		PDP–Laban
Sultan Kudarat		NUP		PDP–Laban	13 seats		PDP–Laban
Sulu		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats		PDP–Laban
Surigao del Norte		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats		PDP–Laban
Surigao del Sur		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats		PDP–Laban
Tarlac		NPC		NPC	13 seats		NPC	Details
Tawi-Tawi		NUP		NUP	11 seats		NUP
Zambales		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats		PDP–Laban	Details
Zamboanga del Norte		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	13 seats		PDP–Laban
Zamboanga del Sur		PDP–Laban		UNA	13 seats		PDP–Laban
Zamboanga Sibugay		PDP–Laban		Nacionalista	13 seats	No majority			Alliance of Parties for Progress won 3 board seats.

Camarines Norte vice gubernatorial election

Incumbent Vice Governor Jonah Pimentel was in his third consecutive term when he was allowed to run. As the Local Government Code prohibits more than three consecutive terms of service, the Commission on Elections canceled his certificate of candidacy, and his proclamation as the winner in the vice gubernatorial election was also suspended.[4] The top performing winner in the provincial board election, Joseph Panotes, was subsequently sworn in as acting vice governor until a final decision is made.[5]

City and municipal elections

Local parties are denoted by purple (unless otherwise indicated), independents by light gray, and ex officio members of the legislatures are in dark gray.

Summary of results, parties ranked by mayorships won.
Ex officio members are the representatives of the provincial chapters of the Liga ng mga Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK). Starting November 30, 2013, all SK officials terms expired, and these weren't filled up. Until June 30, 2018, the Liga ng mga Barangay members were indirectly elected from the winners of the 2013 barangay elections. Starting July 30, the ex officio members were replaced by the winners of the 2018 barangay and SK elections.
Some legislatures have a seat allocated for indigenous people.
In some cities and municipalities, election slates consisting of candidates for mayor, vice mayor and councilors may include multiple parties.

1,634 mayors

1,634 vice mayors

16,812 councilors

Results summary[2]
Party		Mayor			Vice-mayor			Councilors
Party		Total	%	+/−	Total	%	+/−	Seats	%	+/−
	PDP–Laban	611	37.4%	571	547	33.5%	514	4,183	24.8%	3,992
	Nacionalista	252	15.4%	107	244	14.9%	105	2,009	11.9%	962
	NPC	172	10.5%	29	184	11.2%	2	1,413	8.4%	170
	NUP	125	7.6%	4	151	9.2%	24	990	5.9%	94
	Lakas	67	4.1%	61	66	4.0%	57	514	3.1%	450
	Liberal	47	2.9%	712	62	3.8%	643	385	2.3%	5,066
	UNA	19	1.2%	115	20	1.2%	122	235	1.4%	988
	LDP	11	0.7%	6	9	0.6%	1	91	0.5%	34
	Aksyon	1	0.1%	1	2	0.1%	2	19	0.1%	19
	Other parties	259	15.9%	147	232	14.2%	122	1,971	11.7%	979
	Independent	69	4.2%	38	117	7.2%	41	1,636	9.7%	241
	Ex officio members	N/A						3,268	19.4%
Totals		1,634	100%		1,634	100%		16,812	100%	6

Results from ten largest cities[6]
City	Mayor		Vice mayor		Sangguniang Panlungsod			Details	Notes
City	Mayor		Vice mayor		Result	Control		Details	Notes
Quezon City		Serbisyo sa Bayan		Serbisyo sa Bayan	38 seats		Serbisyo sa Bayan	Details
Manila		Asenso Manileño		Asenso Manileño	38 seats	No majority		Details
Davao City		HNP		HNP	26 seats		HNP		Hugpong sa Tawong Lungsod won 4 council seats.
Caloocan		Nacionalista		NPC	14 seats	No majority
Cebu City		PDP–Laban		UNA	18 seats		LDP	Details
Zamboanga City		Liberal		UNA	18 seats	No majority		Details	Partido Prosperidad y Amor para na Zamboanga won 2 council seats Adelante Zamboanga Party won 1 council seat.
Taguig		Nacionalista		Nacionalista	18 seats		Nacionalista	Details
Antipolo, Rizal		NPC		NPC	18 seats	No majority		Details
Pasig		Aksyon		PDP–Laban	14 seats		Nacionalista	Details
Cagayan de Oro		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	18 seats		PDP–Laban		Padayon Pilipino won 1 council seat.

Results from highly urbanized and independent component cities[6]
City	Mayor		Vice mayor		Sangguniang Panlungsod			Details	Notes
City	Mayor		Vice mayor		Result	Control		Details	Notes
Angeles		PFP		PFP	12 seats		Partido Abe Kapampangan		Partido Abe Kapampangan won 7 council seats Kambilan won 3 council seats.
Bacolod		NPC		Independent	14 seats	No majority
Butuan		Nacionalista		Lakas	12 seats	No majority
Baguio		NPC		PDP–Laban	14 seats	No majority
Cotabato City		NPC		NPC	12 seats		NPC
Dagupan		Nacionalista		Lakas	12 seats		Lakas
General Santos		PCM		AIM	14 seats		PCM		Achievers with Integrity Movement won 3 council seats.
Iloilo City		NUP		Independent	14 seats	No majority
Lapu-Lapu		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	14 seats		Lakas
Las Piñas		NPC		NPC	14 seats		NPC	Details
Lucena		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	12 seats		PDP–Laban
Makati		UNA		UNA	18 seats		UNA	Details	Una ang Makati won 4 council seats.
Malabon		Liberal		NUP	14 seats	No majority
Mandaue		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	12 seats		PDP–Laban
Mandaluyong		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	14 seats		PDP–Laban
Marikina		PDP–Laban		NPC	18 seats	No majority		Details
Muntinlupa		Liberal		PDP–Laban	18 seats	No majority		Details
Naga (Bicol)		Liberal		Liberal	12 seats		Liberal
Navotas		Navoteño		Navoteño	14 seats		Navoteño	Details
Ormoc		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	12 seats		PDP–Laban
Parañaque		PDP–Laban		NPC	18 seats		PDP–Laban	Details
Pasay		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	14 seats		PDP–Laban	Details
Puerto Princesa		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	12 seats	No majority
San Juan (Metro Manila)		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	14 seats		PMP	Details
Santiago (Cagayan Valley)		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	12 seats		PDP–Laban
Tacloban		Nacionalista		Independent	12 seats	No majority		Details

Results from twenty largest municipalities[6]
Municipality	Mayor		Vice mayor		Sangguniang Bayan			Details
Municipality	Mayor		Vice mayor		Results	Control		Details
Rodriguez, Rizal		NPC		Independent	10 seats	No majority
Cainta, Rizal		NPC		NPC	10 seats		NPC
Taytay, Rizal		Nacionalista		Nacionalista	10 seats		Nacionalista
Binangonan, Rizal		PFP		NPC	10 seats	No majority
Santa Maria, Bulacan		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	10 seats		PDP–Laban	Details
San Mateo, Rizal		PDP–Laban		NPC	10 seats	No majority
Silang, Cavite		Nacionalista		Nacionalista	10 seats		Nacionalista
Tanza, Cavite		Nacionalista		Nacionalista	10 seats		Nacionalista
Marilao, Bulacan		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	10 seats		PDP–Laban	Details
Lubao, Pampanga		Kambilan		Kambilan	10 seats		Kambilan
General Mariano Alvarez, Cavite		NPC		NPC	10 seats		NPC
Mexico, Pampanga		Kambilan		Nacionalista	10 seats		Nacionalista
Pikit, Cotabato		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	10 seats		PDP–Laban
Concepcion, Tarlac		Independent		Independent	10 seats	No majority
San Miguel, Bulacan		UNA		PDP–Laban	10 seats	No majority		Details
Polomolok, South Cotabato		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	10 seats		PDP–Laban
Midsayap, Cotabato		PDP–Laban		Nacionalista	10 seats	No majority
Baliuag, Bulacan		PDP–Laban		NUP	10 seats	No majority
Sariaya, Quezon		PDP–Laban		Liberal	10 seats		PDP–Laban
San Jose, Occidental Mindoro		PDP–Laban		Liberal	10 seats	No majority

Other cities and municipalities[6]
	Mayor		Vice mayor		Sanggunian (Council)			Details	Notes
	Mayor		Vice mayor		Results	Control		Details	Notes
Batangas City		Nacionalista		PDP–Laban	14 seats		Nacionalista	Details
Calamba, Laguna		Nacionalista		Nacionalista	14 seats		Nacionalista	Details
Iba, Zambales		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	10 seats		PDP–Laban	Details	Malayang Kilusan ng Mamamayang Zambaleño won 1 council seat.
Iligan		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	14 seats		PDP–Laban	Details
Lipa, Batangas		Nacionalista		Nacionalista	14 seats		Nacionalista	Details
Meycauayan, Bulacan		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	12 seats		PDP–Laban	Details
Olongapo		Nacionalista		Independent	12 seats		Nacionalista	Details
Pateros		PDP–Laban		PDP–Laban	14 seats		PDP–Laban	Details
San Jose del Monte, Bulacan		Arangkada San Joseño		Arangkada San Joseño	14 seats		Arangkada San Joseño	Details
Tanauan, Batangas		UNA		UNA	12 seats		UNA	Details
Valenzuela		NPC		NPC	14 seats		NPC	Details

References

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"LIST OF ELECTED PROVINCIAL CANDIDATES" (PDF). COMELEC.gov.ph.
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