2016 Muntinlupa local elections

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2016 Muntinlupa mayoral election | ← 2013 | May 9, 2016 (2016-05-09) | 2019 →

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Nominee  | Jaime Fresnedi | Aldrin San Pedro  | Artemio Simundac
Party  | Liberal | UNA | NPC
Running mate  | Celso Dioko | Raul Corro  | Baby Aguilar
Popular vote  | 125,456 | 68,417  | 20,558
Percentage  | 53.8% | 31.8%  | 9.5%

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| Mayor before election

Jaime Fresnedi
Liberal

| Elected mayor

Jaime Fresnedi
Liberal

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Local elections were held in Muntinlupa on May 9, 2016, within the Philippine general election. The voters elected for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, the congressman, and the 16 councilors, eight each in the two local legislative districts of Muntinlupa.

## Background

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Incumbent Jaime Fresnedi is running for a fifth nonconsecutive term as Mayor of Muntinlupa. He was a former city legal officer before elected vice mayor from 1988 until he was elected mayor in 1998. He ran for mayor in 2010; however, he was defeated by then incumbent Aldrin San Pedro. He ran again and won in the 2013 elections. His opponents are former mayor Aldrin San Pedro and incumbent vice mayor Artemio Simundac. San Pedro was a former Sangguniang Kabataan chairman and city councilor in 1995 and was elected vice mayor in 2004. In 2007, he ran and won as Mayor of Muntinlupa defeating Lor Fresnedi, wife of Mayor Jaime Fresnedi. In 2010, he defeated Fresnedi but lost for his third and final term in 2013. Simundac was a former barangay captain of Cupang and ABC president and was elected vice mayor in 2007.

## Candidates

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### Congressman

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Incumbent representative Rodolfo Biazon is not running. His son, former Customs commissioner and former Muntinlupa representative Ruffy Biazon, and former Optical Media Board chairman Ronnie Ricketts faced each other in the congressional election.[1]

2016 Philippine House of Representatives election in Muntinlupa Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal | Rozzano Rufino "Ruffy" B. Biazon | 135,472  | 60.36%
| UNA | Ronald "Ronnie" Ricketts | 69,508  | 30.97%
Invalid or blank votes  | 19,466  | 8.67%
Total votes | 224,446  | 100.00%
| Liberal hold

### Mayor

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Muntinlupa Mayoralty Election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal | Jaime "Jimmy" Fresnedi | 125,456  | 53.8%
| UNA | Aldrin San Pedro  | 68,417  | 31.8%
| NPC | Artemio Simundac  | 20,558  | 9.5%
| Independent | Reynaldo Abas  | 553  | 0.3%
| Independent | Oscar Marmeto  | 318  | 0.1%
Total votes | 215,302  | 100.00%
| Liberal hold

### Vice Mayor

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Muntinlupa Vice Mayoralty Election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal | Celso Dioko  | 102,665  | 50.4%
| UNA | Raul Corro  | 95,519  | 46.9%
| NPC | Baby Aguilar-Nava  | 5,576  | 2.7%
Total votes | 203,760  | 100.00%
| Liberal gain from NPC

### Councilors

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Team Fresnedi

Liberal Party/Team Fresnedi Muntinlupa-1st District

Name | Party
Louie Arciaga |  | Liberal
Patricio Boncayao Jr. |  | Liberal
Allan Camilon  |  | Liberal
Danny Carandang  |  | Liberal
Bong Cruz  |  | Liberal
Bal Niefes |  | Liberal
Phanie Teves |  | Liberal
Ringo Teves |  | Liberal
Liberal Party/Team Fresnedi Muntinlupa-2nd District

Name | Party
Tintin Abas  |  | Liberal
Ma. Dhesiree Arevalo |  | Liberal
Lester Baes  |  | Liberal
Lucio Constantino |  | Liberal
Grace Gonzaga  |  | Liberal
Marissa Rongavilla  |  | Liberal
Rafael “Raffy” Sevilla |  | Liberal
Victor “Vic” Ulanday  |  | Liberal

Partido San Pedro

United Nationalist Alliance/Partido San Pedro 1st District

Name | Party
Rommel Abanto  |  | UNA
Ivee Arciaga-Tadefa  |  | UNA
Alex Diaz |  | UNA
Ave Marmeto  |  | UNA
King Marquez  |  | UNA
Allan Paule |  | UNA
Erick Ramirez  |  | UNA
Pastor Neil Varias  |  | UNA
United Nationalist Alliance/Partido San Pedro 2nd District

Name | Party
Don Bunye  |  | UNA
Anthony De Leon  |  | UNA
Nica Landrito-Escandor  |  | UNA
Manuel "Manolet Ripol" Llige  |  | UNA
Marlon Medina  |  | UNA
Allan Miranda  |  | UNA
Raoul Olbes  |  | UNA
Anna Soriano  |  | UNA

Bagong Muntinlupa

Nationalist People's Coalition/Bagong Muntinlupa 1st District

Name | Party
Edwin Arciaga  |  | NPC
Alex Borja  |  | NPC
Romwell Dumag  |  | NPC
Jones Espeleta  |  | NPC
Naomi Estrada  |  | NPC
Christian Gravador  |  | PDP–Laban
James Solchaga  |  | NPC
Jean Zarceno  |  | NPC
Nationalist People's Coalition/Bagong Muntinlupa 2nd District

Name | Party
Kyra Carlos  |  | NPC
Tags De Lumban  |  | NPC
Elmer Espeleta |  | NPC
Charley Leongson  |  | NPC
Mai Redor  |  | NPC
Annray Rivera  |  | NPC
Neptali Santiago |  | NPC
Rusty Unisa  |  | NPC

#### 1st District

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Muntinlupa City Council Elections - 1st District  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal | Patricio Boncayao Jr.  | 76,956  |
| Liberal | Bal Niefes  | 75,617  |
| Liberal | Stephanie Teves  | 72,993  |
| Liberal | Allan Camilon  | 68,243  |
| Liberal | Ringo Teves  | 65,201  |
| Liberal | Louie Arciaga  | 63,583  |
| UNA | Alex Diaz  | 56,394  |
| UNA | Ivee Arciaga-Tadefa  | 55,557  |
| Liberal | Bong Cruz  | 52,217  |
| Liberal | Danny Carandang  | 36,790  |
| Independent | Johnson San Pedro  | 35,382  |
| UNA | Rommel Abanto  | 35,060  |
| UNA | Allan Paule De Guzman | 33,228  |
| UNA | King Marquez  | 30,365  |
| UNA | Erick Ramirez  | 30,215  |
| UNA | Ave Marmeto  | 22,775  |
| UNA | Pastor Neil Varias  | 22,337  |
| NPC | Alex Borja  | 14,276  |
| NPC | Edwin Arciaga  | 12,708  |
| NPC | Jones Espeleta  | 11,671  |
| NPC | Naomi Estrada  | 5,862  |
| NPC | James Solchaga  | 4,882  |
| NPC | Jean Zarceno  | 4,213  |
| NPC | Romwell Dumag  | 3,981  |
| PDP–Laban | Christian Gravador  | 3,703  |
| Independent | Ed Molina  | 3,520  |
| Independent | Ma. Arlene Paningasan  | 2,918  |
Total votes | 900,652  | 100.00%

#### 2nd District

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Muntinlupa City Council Elections - 2nd District  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal | Ma. Dhesiree “Dhes” Arevalo  | 53,724  |
| Liberal | Christine “Tintin” Abas  | 51,281  |
| Liberal | Marissa Rongavilla  | 44,035  |
| Liberal | Lester Baes  | 40,605  |
| Liberal | Lucio Constantino  | 40,093  |
| Liberal | Rafael “Raffy” Sevilla  | 38,095  |
| Liberal | Victor “Vic” Ulanday  | 35,983  |
| Liberal | Grace Gonzaga  | 34,012  |
| NPC | Neptali Santiago  | 32,347  |
| UNA | Nica Landrito-Escandor  | 23,195  |
| NPC | Elmer Espeleta  | 22,205  |
| UNA | Allan Miranda  | 21,368  |
| UNA | Manuel “Manolet Ripol” Llige  | 17,478  |
| UNA | Don Bunye  | 17,451  |
| UNA | Raoul Olbes  | 17,384  |
| UNA | Marlon Medina  | 14,971  |
| UNA | Anthony De Leon  | 14,545  |
| UNA | Anna Soriano  | 13,699  |
| NPC | Kyra Carlos  | 7,443  |
| NPC | Annray Rivera  | 4,776  |
| NPC | Mai Redor  | 4,654  |
| NPC | Rusty Unisa  | 4,516  |
| Independent | Amelia Aquino  | 4,056  |
| NPC | Charley Leongson  | 3,378  |
| NPC | Tags De Lumban  | 3,244  |
| Independent | Angelita Policarpio  | 2,032  |
| Independent | Maylin Obog  | 1,737  |
Total votes | 568,307  | 100.00%

## References

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1. ^ "Bayani, Golez eye political comeback". Philippine Daily Inquirer. 2015-10-20. Retrieved 2015-10-21.

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