2022 Cebu City local elections

Election in Cebu City, Philippines on 2022

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2022 Cebu City mayoral election | ← 2019 | May 9, 2022 | 2025 →

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Nominee  | Michael Rama | Margarita Osmeña | David Tumulak
Party  | PDP–Laban | LDP | Independent
Running mate  | Raymond Alvin Garcia | Franklyn Ong  |
Popular vote  | 239,656 | 202,446  | 141,225
Percentage  | 40.85 | 34.50  | 24.07

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| Mayor before election

Michael Rama
Barug
PDP–Laban

| Elected Mayor

Michael Rama
Barug
PDP–Laban

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Vice mayoral election

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Candidate  | Raymond Alvin Garcia | Franklyn Ong  | Bimbo Fernandez
Party  | PDP–Laban | LDP | Liberal
Popular vote  | 283,235 | 222,722  | 36,444
Percentage  | 52.21% | 41.06%  | 6.71%

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| Vice Mayor before election

Dondon Hontiveros
Barug
PDP–Laban

| Elected Vice Mayor

Raymond Alvin Garcia
Barug
PDP–Laban

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Local elections were held in Cebu City on May 9, 2022 within the Philippine general election. Registered voters of the city elected their mayor, vice mayor, district representatives, and city council members. The mayor and vice mayor were elected in separate first-past-the-post votes. While for the legislative branch, Cebu City is divided into two districts wherein the constituents of each district elected a congressional representative (through first-past-the-post voting) and eight regular city council members (through multi-member plurality voting).

Incumbent mayor Mike Rama (Barug-PDP–Laban) won a full term by defeating former acting mayor Margot Osmeña (BO–PK-LDP) and four other independent candidates. Rama, who was elected vice mayor in 2019, ascended to the mayorship upon the death of Mayor Edgardo Labella in 2021. Rama also previously served two consecutive terms as mayor from 2010 to 2016. Rama's running mate, councilor Raymond Alvin Garcia (KUSUG/PDP–Laban), was elected vice mayor by defeating Osmeña's running mate, councilor Franklyn Ong.

In the Cebu City Council, Rama's ticket composed of Barug-PDP–Laban, KUSUG, and three independents won twelve seats (five seats in the 1st district and seven in the 2nd district). Meanwhile, Osmeña's BO–PK-LDP ticket garnered the remaining four seats (three seats in the 1st district and one in the 2nd district) down from the eight they held in the outgoing term.

For Cebu City's House of Representatives seats: in the 1st district, Rachel del Mar (NPC) was elected for a second non-consecutive term to the seat vacated by her father, Raul del Mar, who died in office back in 2020. Meanwhile, in the 2nd district, councilor Eduardo "Edu" Rama Jr. (PDP–Laban), Mike Rama's nephew, defeated LDP's nominee BG Rodrigo Abellanosa, son of the term-limited incumbent Rodrigo Abellanosa.

The elected officials assumed their respective offices on June 30, 2022 and are expected to each serve a three-year term until June 30, 2025.

## Background

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See also: 2019 Cebu City local elections

Prior to his death on November 19, 2021, then mayor Edgardo Labella chose not to seek re-election in 2022, paving the way for then vice mayor Michael Rama to seek a return to his old post as mayor. Rama, who previously served as mayor from 2010 to 2016, teamed up with incumbent city councilor Raymond Alvin Garcia as his candidate for vice mayor[1] whom he competed against for the position of vice mayor in 2007 but has since become allies when the latter's political party KUSUG endorsed Rama's re-election in 2013.[2]

Margarita Osmeña, a former city councilor and wife of former mayor Tomas Osmeña, has also decided to throw her hat into the mayoral race together with incumbent city councilor Franklyn Ong as her candidate for vice mayor. Ong is currently serving as Kasambagan barangay captain and as ex officio member of the Cebu City Council representing the Liga ng mga Barangay \- Cebu City Chapter.[3] Osmeña has previously served as acting mayor from May 17, 2016 to June 30, 2016 with the suspension of then mayor Rama.[4] If elected, Osmeña will be the first woman mayor of the city.[5]

Several personalities have also filed their candidacies such as incumbent city councilor David Tumulak as mayor,[6] former city administrator Bimbo Fernandez as vice mayor,[7] actor and businessman Richard Yap as representative of Cebu City's 1st congressional district,[8] and former mayor Tomas Osmeña as representative of Cebu City's 2nd congressional district.[9] However, Osmeña withdrew his candidacy days before the substitution deadline and was replaced by BG Rodrigo Abellanosa, son of Rodrigo Abellanosa.[10]

## Term-limited and retiring incumbents

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Michael Rama

Rachel del Mar

Tomas Osmeña

The following are "third-termers", who are term limited.

### Congressional representative

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* Rodrigo Abellanosa (BOPK/LDP)[11]

### Councilors

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* David Tumulak (BARUG/Nacionalista)[12]
* Eugenio Gabuya Jr. (BOPK/LDP)

## Candidates

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### Official candidates

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The Commission on Elections is expected to publish a final list of accepted candidates by early 2022.

### Filed certificates of candidacies

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The following have filed certificates of candidacies, formally notifying the commission that they are running.

#### Mayor

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October 4

* Edgar Concha Jr. (Independent), call center agent[13]

October 7

* Margarita Osmeña (BOPK/LDP), former city councilor, term limited in 2019[3][9]
* Crisologo Saavedra Jr. (Independent), businessman
* David Tumulak (Independent), incumbent city councilor[14][6]

October 8

* Jose Layon (Reporma)[15]
* Juanito Luna (Independent)[15]
* Michael Rama (BARUG/PDP–Laban), incumbent vice mayor and former mayor[16][17][18]

#### Vice Mayor

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October 4

* Bimbo Fernandez (Liberal Party), former undersecretary of interior and local government and former city administrator[7]
* Fernandez was initially endorsed by a group of non-government organizations to run for mayor but opted to run for vice mayor.[19][20]

October 5

* Franklyn Ong (BOPK/LDP), incumbent city councilor and president of Liga ng mga Barangay - Cebu City Chapter[3][21]

October 8

* Raymond Alvin Garcia (KUSUG/PDP–Laban), incumbent city councilor[22][18]

#### 1st District Representative

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October 3

* Richard Yap (NUP), actor and businessman, lost election in 2019[8][23]

October 5

* Rachel del Mar (BOPK/NPC), former representative of Cebu City's 1st congressional district[24][21]

October 8

* Prisca Niña Mabatid (BARUG/PDP–Laban), incumbent city councilor[25][1][26]
* Manuel Momongan (Independent)[15]
* Avenescio Piramide (Lakas–CMD)[15]

#### 2nd District Representative

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October 8

* Eduardo Rama Jr. (BARUG/PDP-Laban), incumbent city councilor[1][26]

#### 1st District Representative

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October 1

* Gian Aznar (PROMDI), former seafarer and teacher[27][28]

October 5

* Lea Ouano-Japson (PROMDI/LDP), incumbent city councilor[21]
* Winston Pepito (Reporma), incumbent Bacayan barangay councilor[15]
* Joy Augustus Young (BOPK/LDP), incumbent city councilor and former vice mayor[21]

October 7

* Sisinio Andales (BOPK/LDP), former city councilor[9]
* Nestor Archival (BOPK/LDP), incumbent city councilor[9]
* Alvin Arcilla (BOPK/LDP), former city councilor[9]
* Arturo Barrit (BOPK/LDP), spokesperson of Associated Labor Union-Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (ALU-TUCP)[29][9]
* Alvin Dizon (BOPK/LDP), incumbent city councilor[9]

October 8

* Pastor Alcover Jr. (BARUG/PDP–Laban), former city councilor, lost re-election in 2019[1][26]
* Maria Buanghug (BARUG/PDP–Laban), vendors group leader[1][26]
* Mary Ann de los Santos (BOPK/LDP), former city councilor[9]
* Roland Empleo (Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi)[15]
* Joel Garganera (Independent), incumbent city councilor[1][26]
* Jerry Guardo (BARUG/PDP–Laban), incumbent city councilor[1][26]
* Edwin Jagmoc (Independent), former city councilor[15]
* Emmanuel Labella (Independent), brother of mayor Edgardo Labella[15]
* Edgardo Labella II (BARUG/PDP–Laban), son of mayor Edgardo Labella, lost election in 2016[1][26]
* Reynald Lauron (PANAGHIUSA/Aksyon Demokratiko), incumbent Cambinocot barangay captain[15]
* Melvin Legaspi (BARUG/PDP–Laban), lawyer[1][26]
* Peter Mancao (BARUG/PDP–Laban), deputy task force leader of the city's Covid-19 vaccine rollout[1][26]
* Noel Eleuterio Wenceslao (BARUG/PDP–Laban), former city councilor, lost re-election in 2016[1][26]

#### 2nd District Councilor

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October 5

* Raul Alcoseba (BOPK/LDP), incumbent city councilor[21]

October 6

* Alejandro Cabido (Independent)[30][15]
* Janet Calleno (Independent)[31][15]

October 7

* Josephine Abella-Maglasang (BOPK/LDP), sister of the late Atty. Amay Abella[32][9]
* Gremar Barete (BOPK/LDP), incumbent Buhisan barangay captain[9]
* Roberto Cabarrubias (BOPK/LDP), former city councilor[32][9]
* Cornelio Jaca (BOPK/LDP), retired Municipal Trial Courts in Cities judge[9]
* Omar Kintanar (BOPK/LDP), incumbent Cogon Pardo barangay councilor[32][9]
* Ana Gabriela Beatriz Osmeña (BOPK/LDP), daughter-in-law of former mayor Tomas Osmeña[9]

October 8

* Raymundo Crystal (PANAGHIUSA)[15]
* James Anthony Cuenco (BARUG/PDP–Laban), incumbent city councilor[1][26]
* Assumed office on September 15, 2020 to replace his father, Antonio Cuenco.[33]
* Alan Dinampo (Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi)[15]
* Harry Eran (BARUG/PDP–Laban), incumbent Cogon Pardo barangay captain[1][26]
* Pancrasio Esparis (BARUG/PDP–Laban), incumbent Quiot barangay captain[1][26]
* Rey Gealon (BARUG/PDP–Laban), incumbent city legal officer [32][1][26]
* Donaldo Hontiveros (Independent), incumbent city councilor[1][34][26]
* Renato Osmeña Jr. (BARUG/PDP–Laban), incumbent city councilor[1][26]
* Samuel Panilagao (Independent)[15]
* Jocelyn Pesquera (BARUG/PDP-Laban), former city councilor[1][26]
* Simeon Romarate (PANAGHIUSA), incumbent Division for the Welfare of the Urban Poor (DWUP) head[15]
* Phillip Zafra (Independent), incumbent city councilor[1][34][26]

### Candidates who withdrew

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These are the candidates who have filed candidacies, but later withdrew:

* Michael Bantasan (NUP)
* On October 8, Bantasan filed to run for representative of Cebu City's 2nd congressional district.[15] On October 12, Bantasan withdrew his candidacy.[35]
* Tomas Osmeña (BOPK/LDP), former mayor
* On October 7, Osmeña filed to run for representative of Cebu City's 2nd congressional district.[3][9] On November 12, Osmeña withdrew his candidacy and was substituted by BG Rodrigo Abellanosa, son of Rodrigo Abellanosa.[10]
* Michael Matañoza (PROMDI)
* On October 8, Matañoza filed to run for mayor of Cebu City.[15] On November 15, Matañoza withdrew his candidacy.[36]
* Clifford Jude Niñal (BOPK/LDP), incumbent San Nicolas Proper barangay captain
* On October 7, Niñal filed to run for 2nd district councilor of Cebu City.[9] On November 15, Niñal withdrew his candidacy and was substituted by Jose Lorenzo Abellanosa, son of Rodrigo Abellanosa.[36]

### Declined to be candidates

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#### For mayor

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* Rodrigo Abellanosa (BOPK/LDP), incumbent representative of Cebu City's 2nd congressional district[37]
* Abellanosa considered running for city mayor but ultimately gave way to Margarita Osmeña.[3][38]
* Chuck Barandog, police official[39]
* Tomas Osmeña (BOPK/LDP), former mayor and former representative of Cebu City's 2nd congressional district[40][3][41]

#### For 1st District representative

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* Mary Ann de los Santos (BOPK/LDP), former city councilor[42][3]
* De los Santos, who unsuccessfully ran for vice mayor in 2019, opted to run for city councilor.
* Mariano Osmeña (PROMDI), businessman[43]

#### For 2nd District representative

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* Jocelyn Pesquera (BARUG/PDP-Laban), former city councilor[32]
* Pesquera, who unsuccessfully ran for representative of Cebu City's 2nd congressional district in 2019, opted to run for city councilor.[1]

#### For 1st District councilor

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* Garry Lao, former Cebu City Office for Substance Abuse Prevention head and incumbent City of Lapu-Lapu Office for Substance Abuse Prevention head[29]

#### For 2nd District councilor

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* Gerardo Carillo, former city councilor[32]
* Jessica Resch, incumbent Sangguniang Kabataan Federation \- Cebu City president[32]

### Non-candidates

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* Antonio Cuenco (BARUG/PDP–Laban) – Died on June 27, 2020.[44]
* Served his first term as Cebu City councilor.[45]
* Raul del Mar (BOPK/Liberal) – Died on November 16, 2020.[46]
* Served his third and last term as representative of Cebu City's 1st District.[47]
* Edgardo Labella (BARUG/PDP–Laban) – Died on November 19, 2021.[48]
* Did not seek re-election for mayor of Cebu City.

## Opinion polling

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Mayoralty elections

Fieldwork
date(s)  | Pollster  | Sample
size  | MoE | Concha
Ind. | Luna
Ind. | Osmeña
LDP | Rama
PDP–Laban | Saavedra
Ind. | Tumulak
Ind. | Others  | Und./
Ref. | None
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Feb 14–21  | RP-MDF[49] | 1,200 | ±3.0%  | — | — | 25 | 30 | — | 38 | — | — | —
Apr 1–5  | RP-MDF[50] | 1,200 | ±3.0%  | — | — | 37 | 22 | — | 34 | — | 7 | —

## Mayoralty and vice mayoralty elections

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### Mayor

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Margarita Osmeña, a former city councilor and wife of former mayor Tomas Osmeña, is challenging incumbent mayor Michael Rama for the position of mayor. Outgoing city councilor David Tumulak has also joined the race as an independent candidate.

Cebu City mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Michael Rama (incumbent)  | 239,656  | 40.85%
| LDP | Margarita Osmeña | 202,446  | 34.50%
| Independent | David Tumulak  | 141,225  | 24.07%
| Independent | Crisologo Saavedra Jr.  | 1,418  | 0.24%
| Independent | Edgar Concha Jr.  | 1,133  | 0.19%
| Independent | Juanito Luna  | 760  | 0.12%
Total votes | 552,811  | 100%
Margin of victory | 35,492  | 6.42%

### Vice mayor

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Incumbent city councilors Raymond Alvin Garcia and Franklyn Ong are competing for the position of vice mayor along with former city administrator Bimbo Fernandez.

Cebu City Vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Raymond Alvin Garcia | 283,235  | 52.21%
| LDP | Franklyn Ong  | 222,722  | 41.06%
| Liberal | Bimbo Fernandez  | 36,444  | 6.71%
Total votes | 511,029  | 100%
Margin of victory | 57,250  | 11.20%

## District representatives

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### 1st District

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2022 Cebu City's 1st congressional district election

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| ← 2019 | May 9, 2022 (2022-05-09) | 2025 →

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Candidate  | Rachel del Mar | Prisca Niña Mabatid  | Richard Yap
Party  | NPC | PDP–Laban | NUP
Alliance  |

Alliances

* Reporma–NPC (national)
* BO–PK (local)

Alliances

* TAP (national)
* BARUG (local)

| UniTeam (national)
Popular vote  | 117,512 | 64,447  | 52,982
Percentage  | 45.99% | 25.22%  | 20.73%

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Candidate  | Avenescio Piramide  |
Party  | Lakas |
Alliance  | UniTeam (national)  |
Popular vote  | 18,627  |
Percentage  | 7.29%  |

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| Philippine Representative before election

Vacant

| Elected Philippine Representative

Rachel del Mar
NPC

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Actor Richard Yap is running again as 1st district representative after losing to the late Raul del Mar in the 2019 elections. Yap will face off with former party mate and incumbent city councilor Prisca Niña Mabatid and del Mar's daughter Rachel, who previously served as the district's representative from 2010 to 2013.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in the 1st District of Cebu City Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Rachel del Mar | 117,512  | 45.99%
| PDP–Laban | Prisca Niña Mabatid  | 64,447  | 25.22%
| NUP | Richard Yap | 52,982  | 20.73%
| Lakas | Avenescio Piramide  | 18,627  | 7.29%
| Independent | Manuel Momongan  | 1,929  | 0.75%
Total votes | 243,785  | 100%
Margin of victory | 50,350  | 20.65%

### 2nd District

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BG Rodrigo Abellanosa is eyeing to succeed his father, incumbent district representative Rodrigo Abellanosa. He will face off against Eduardo Rama Jr., an incumbent city councilor and nephew of incumbent mayor Michael Rama.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in the 2nd District of Cebu City Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Eduardo Rama Jr.  | 168,476  | 54.42%
| LDP | BG Rodrigo Abellanosa  | 141,076  | 45.57%
Total votes | 288,715  | 100%
Margin of victory | 25,615  | 8.78%

## City Council elections

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Party| Votes| %| Seats

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| Aksyon Demokratiko| 38,082| 1.02| 0
| Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi| 19,806| 0.53| 0
| Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino| 1,359,369| 36.56| 4
| Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan| 1,466,240| 39.43| 9
| Partido Panaghiusa| 100,651| 2.71| 0
| Partido para sa Demokratikong Reporma| 65,945| 1.77| 0
| Progressive Movement for the Devolution of Initiatives| 121,061| 3.26| 0
| Independent| 547,401| 14.72| 3
Ex officio seats| | 2
Total| 3,718,555| 100.00| 18

Incumbents are expressed in italics.

### By ticket

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#### Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino/Bando Osmeña – Pundok Kauswagan

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Cebu City North District (1st District)  |

# | Name | Party
2. | Sisinio Andales  |  | LDP
3. | Nestor Archival |  | LDP
4. | Alvin Arcilla  |  | LDP
6. | Arturo Barrit  |  | LDP
8. | Mary Ann de los Santos  |  | LDP
9. | Alvin Dizon |  | LDP
14. | Lea Ouano-Japson |  | PROMDI
22. | Joy Augustus Young |  | LDP
Cebu City South District (2nd District)  |

# | Name | Party
1. | Josephine Abella-Maglasang  |  | LDP
2. | Jose Lorenzo Abellanosa  |  | LDP
3. | Raul Alcoseba[a] |  | LDP
4. | Gremar Barete  |  | LDP
5. | Roberto Cabarrubias  |  | LDP
15. | Cornelio Jaca  |  | LDP
16. | Omar Kintanar  |  | LDP
17. | Ana Gabriela Beatriz Osmeña  |  | LDP

#### Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan/Partido Barug/Kugi Uswag Sugbo

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Cebu City North District (1st District)  |

# | Name | Party
1. | Pastor Alcover Jr.  |  | PDP–Laban
7. | Maria Buanghug  |  | PDP–Laban
11. | Joel Garganera |  | Independent
12. | Jerry Guardo |  | PDP–Laban
16. | Edgardo Labella II  |  | PDP–Laban
18. | Melvin Legaspi  |  | PDP–Laban
19. | Peter Mancao  |  | PDP–Laban
21. | Noel Eleuterio Wenceslao  |  | PDP–Laban
Cebu City South District (2nd District)  |

# | Name | Party
9. | James Anthony Cuenco |  | PDP–Laban
11. | Harry Eran  |  | PDP–Laban
12. | Pancrasio Esparis  |  | PDP–Laban
13. | Rey Gealon  |  | PDP–Laban
14. | Donaldo Hontiveros[b] |  | Independent
18. | Renato Osmeña Jr. |  | PDP–Laban
20. | Jocelyn Pesquera  |  | PDP–Laban
22. | Phillip Zafra[b] |  | Independent

#### Aksyon Demokratiko

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Cebu City North District (1st District)

# | Name | Party
17. | Reynald Lauron  |  | Aksyon

#### Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi

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Cebu City North District (1st District)  |

# | Name | Party
10. | Ronald Empleo  |  | Katipunan
Cebu City South District (2nd District)  |

# | Name | Party
10. | Alan Dinampo  |  | Katipunan

#### Partido Panaghiusa

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Cebu City South District (2nd District)

# | Name | Party
8. | Raymundo Crystal  |  | Panaghiusa
21. | Simeon Romarate  |  | Panaghiusa

#### Partido Para sa Demokratikong Reporma

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Cebu City North District (1st District)

# | Name | Party
20. | Winston Pepito  |  | Reporma

#### PROMDI

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Cebu City North District (1st District)

# | Name | Party
5. | Gian Aznar  |  | PROMDI

#### Independents

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Independent Cebu City North District (1st District)

# | Name | Party
13. | Edwin Jagmoc  |  | Independent
15. | Emmanuel Labella  |  | Independent
Independent Cebu City South District (2nd District)

# | Name | Party
6. | Alejandro Cabido  |  | Independent
7. | Janet Calleno  |  | Independent
19. | Samuel Panilagao  |  | Independent

### By district

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#### 1st District

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* Key: Italicized: incumbent

City Council election at Cebu City's 1st district  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| LDP | Nestor Archival | 125,485  | 7.21%
| PDP–Laban | Jerry Guardo | 116,937  | 6.72%
| Independent | Joel Garganera | 116,190  | 6.68%
| PDP–Laban | Jaypee Labella  | 114,117  | 6.56%
| LDP | Mary Ann De Los Santos  | 106,997  | 6.15%
| LDP | Joy Young  | 105,791  | 6.08%
| PDP–Laban | Noel Wenceslao  | 102,620  | 5.90%
| PDP–Laban | Jun Alcover  | 102,137  | 5.87%
| LDP | Alvin Arcilla  | 90,869  | 5.22%
| PROMDI | Lea Ouano-Japson | 90,622  | 5.21%
| LDP | Bebs Andales  | 88,838  | 5.11%
| LDP | Alvin Dizon  | 87,941  | 5.05%
| PDP–Laban | Peter Mancao  | 83,527  | 4.80%
| PDP–Laban | Melvin Legaspi  | 70,102  | 4.03%
| Reporma | Winston Pepito  | 68,939  | 3.96%
| PDP–Laban | Maria Pino Buanghug  | 61,058  | 3.51%
| LDP | Arturo Barrit  | 46,945  | 2,70%
| Independent | Doc Boy Labella  | 41,995  | 2.41%
| Aksyon | Rey Lauron  | 39,696  | 2.28%
| PROMDI | Gian Aznar  | 36,489  | 2.09%
| Independent | Edwin Jagmoc  | 33,440  | 1.92%
| Katipunan | Roy Empleo  | 7,484  | 0.43%
Total votes | 1,657,769  | 100.00

#### 2nd District

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* Key: Italicized: incumbent

City Council election at Cebu City's 2nd district  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Independent | Dondon Hontiveros  | 191,938  | 9.02%
| LDP | Jose Abellanosa  | 148,667  | 6.99%
| PDP–Laban | Joy Pesquera  | 142,651  | 6.71%
| Independent | Phillip Zafra  | 141,686  | 6.66%
| PDP–Laban | JunJun Osmena  | 136,228  | 6.41%
| PDP–Laban | James Anthony Cuenco  | 132,868  | 6.25%
| PDP–Laban | Rey Gealon  | 123,387  | 5.80%
| PDP–Laban | Francis Esparis  | 120,914  | 5.68%
| PDP–Laban | Harry Eran  | 118,020  | 5.55%
| LDP | Pie Abella  | 115,781  | 5.44%
| LDP | Bobcab Cabbarrubias  | 114,397  | 5.38%
| LDP | Bea Osmena  | 113,770  | 5.35%
| LDP | Yayoy Alcoseba  | 107,280  | 5.04%
| LDP | Gremar Barete  | 84,317  | 3.96%
| LDP | Omar Ok Kintanar  | 78,684  | 3.70%
| LDP | Judge Jack Jaca  | 75,974  | 3.57%
| Panaghiusa | Simeon Romarate  | 60,152  | 2.82%
| Panaghiusa | Gikom Crystal  | 47,819  | 2.24%
| Independent | Janet Calleno  | 19,807  | 0.93%
| Independent | Angkol Sam Panilagao  | 19,309  | 0.90%
| Independent | Ali Cabido  | 18,396  | 0.86%
| Katipunan | Alan Dinampo  | 13,570  | 0.63%
Total votes | 1,849,838  | 100%

## Notes

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1. ^ Died in office on April 23, 2022.[51]
2. ^ a b Guest candidate.

## References

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