2022 Muntinlupa local elections

Philippine election

2022 Muntinlupa mayoral election

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Nominee  | Ruffy Biazon | Red Mariñas  |
Party  | 1Munti | PRP
Running mate  | Artemio Simundac | Eulogio Dioko II
Popular vote  | 180,742 | 60,434
Percentage  | 74.26% | 24.83%

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| Mayor before election

Jaime Fresnedi
Liberal

| Elected mayor

Ruffy Biazon
1Munti

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Local elections took place in Muntinlupa on May 9, 2022, within the 2022 Philippine general election. Voters elected 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 mayor Jaime Fresnedi is term-limited. Despite being eligible for a third and final consecutive term, incumbent representative Ruffy Biazon chose to run for mayor, thus switching places with Fresnedi, who will run in his place for a seat in Congress, with incumbent vice mayor Artemio Simundac as Biazon's running mate.[1] They are running under the ticket of One Muntinlupa, a local party,[2][3] with Fresnedi running under the Liberal Party.[4]

Former Bureau of Immigration commissioner and 2019 mayoralty candidate Marc Red Mariñas and Eulogio Dioko II, son of former vice mayor Celso Dioko, will also run for mayoralty and vice mayoralty posts under the People's Reform Party.[5]

## Candidates

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One Muntinlupa

One Muntinlupa

# | Name | Party
For Representative
1. | Jaime Fresnedi |  | Liberal
For Mayor
2. | Ruffy Biazon |  | 1Munti
For Vice Mayor
2. | Artemio Simundac |  | 1Munti
For Councilor (1st District)
2. | Ate Rachel Arciaga  |  | 1Munti
4. | Ivee Arciaga-Tadefa |  | 1Munti
5. | Paty Katy Boncayao |  | 1Munti
6. | Allan Camilon |  | 1Munti
8. | Raul Corro |  | 1Munti
10. | Alexson Diaz |  | 1Munti
14. | Ting Niefes |  | 1Munti
16. | Jedi Presnedi  |  | 1Munti
For Councilor (2nd District)
1. | Lester Baes |  | 1Munti
2. | Ryan Bagatsing |  | 1Munti
3. | Luvi Constantino  |  | 1Munti
9. | Arlene Hilapo |  | 1Munti
13. | Eliot Martinez |  | 1Munti
16. | Dado Moldez[a] |  | 1Munti
17. | Marissa Rongavilla |  | 1Munti
19. | Jun “Metong” Sevilla |  | 1Munti

Notes

1. ^ Dado Moldez substituted Estrellita "Letty" Santiago, who withdrew from the race on October 5, 2021, days after filing her certificate of candidacy.[6]

Team Red Mariñas

People's Reform Party/Team Red Mariñas

# | Name | Party
For Representative
2. | Silverio Garing  |  | PDP–Laban
For Mayor
3. | Marc Red Mariñas  |  | PRP
For Vice Mayor
1. | Eulogio Dioko II  |  | PRP
For Councilor (1st District)
1. | Teng Andres  |  | PRP
3. | Bigmack Arciaga  |  | PRP
13. | Lisa Macalalad  |  | PRP
15. | Marichu Pagkalinawan  |  | PRP
17. | Mekong Sapitula  |  | PRP
18. | Joshua Sebastian  |  | PRP
19. | Melchor Teves  |  | PRP
20. | Bong Venturina  |  | PRP
For Councilor (2nd District)
7. | Princess Gonzaga  |  | PRP
10. | Bhebot Lizardo  |  | PRP
11. | Wilson Lopena  |  | PRP
14. | Marlon Medina  |  | PRP
15. | Allan Miranda  |  | PRP
18. | Kitchie San Pedro  |  | PRP
20. | Vec-Vec Ulanday  |  | PRP
21. | Gonza Tabora Vasquez  |  | Lakas

Reform PH - People's Party

Reform PH - People's Party
Muntinlupa-1st District

# | Name | Party
For Councilor (1st District)
9. | Ian Dela Cruz  |  | RP

Independent

Independent

# | Name | Party
For Mayor
1. | Nelson Benjamin  |  | Independent
4. | Oscar Marmeto  |  | Independent
For Councilor (1st District)
7. | Nelvin Cerillo  |  | Independent
11. | Gervic Erum  |  | Independent
12. | Shernan Roy Gaite  |  | Independent
For Councilor (2nd District)
4. | Anthony Raymond De Leon  |  | Independent
5. | Ravi Del Rosario  |  | Independent
6. | Elmer Espeleta  |  | Independent
8. | Bruno Gravador  |  | Independent
12. | Edgar Allan Manalo  |  | Independent

## Result

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### Mayor

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Muntinlupa mayoralty election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| 1Munti | Ruffy Biazon | 180,742  | 74.26%
| PRP | Red Mariñas  | 60,434  | 24.83%
| Independent | Nelson Benjamin  | 1,153  | 0.47%
| Independent | Oscar Mamerto  | 1,069  | 0.44%
Total votes | 243,398  | 100.00

### Vice Mayor

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Muntinlupa vice mayoralty election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| 1Munti | Artemio Simundac (Incumbent)  | 131,882  | 57.47%
| PRP | Eulogio Dioko II  | 97,567  | 42.52%
Total votes | 229,449  | 100.00
| 1Munti hold

### District Representative

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2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in Muntinlupa Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal | Jaime Fresnedi | 183,085  | 77.71%
| PDP–Laban | Silverio Garing  | 52,530  | 22.29%
Total votes | 235,615  | 100.00%
| Liberal gain from PDP–Laban

### Councilor

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#### Summary

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Party or alliance| Votes| %| Seats

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| One Muntinlupa| 1,270,095| 75.76| 16
| Team Red Mariñas| | People's Reform Party| 312,129| 18.62| 0
| Lakas-CMD| 13,085| 0.78| 0
Total| 325,214| 19.40| 0
| Reform| 8,319| 0.50| 0
| Independent| 72,793| 4.34| 0
| Ex officio seats| | 2
Total| 1,676,421| 100.00| 18

#### 1st District

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

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| 1Munti | Raul Corro (Incumbent)  | 117,497  | 46.55
| 1Munti | Alexson Diaz (Incumbent)  | 113,081  | 44.80
| 1Munti | Paty Katy Boncayao-Barreto (Incumbent)  | 109,816  | 43.51
| 1Munti | Rachel Arciaga  | 104,727  | 41.49
| 1Munti | Ivee Arciaga-Tadefa (Incumbent)  | 100,487  | 39.81
| 1Munti | Allan Rey Camilon (Incumbent)  | 97,556  | 38.65
| 1Munti | Jedi Presnedi  | 92,183  | 36.52
| 1Munti | Ting Niefes (Incumbent)  | 83,480  | 33.08
| PRP | Melchor Gaspar Teves  | 57,424  | 22.75
| PRP | Mekong Sapitula  | 41,774  | 16.55
| PRP | Teng Andres  | 27,844  | 11.03
| PRP | Bigmack Arciaga  | 26,066  | 10.33
| PRP | Joshua Sebastian  | 17,432  | 6.91
| PRP | Maricris Pagkalinawan  | 17,005  | 6.74
| PRP | Lisa Macalalad  | 13,245  | 5.25
| PRP | Kuya Bong Venturina  | 11,620  | 4.60
| Reform | Ian Dela Cruz  | 8,319  | 3.30
| Independent | Shernan Roy Gaite  | 7,597  | 3.01
| Independent | Nelvin Cerillo  | 4,567  | 1.81
| Independent | Gervin Erum  | 3,597  | 1.43
Total votes | 1,055,317  | 100.00
Party| Votes| %| Seats

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| One Muntinlupa| 818,827| 77.59| 8
| People's Reform Party| 212,410| 20.13| 0
| Reform| 8,319| 0.79| 0
| Independent| 15,761| 1.49| 0
Total| 1,055,317| 100.00| 8

#### 2nd District

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

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| 1Munti | Mark Lester Baes (Incumbent)  | 62,863  | 24.91
| 1Munti | Francis Ian "Ryan" Bagatsing (Incumbent)  | 60,072  | 23.80
| 1Munti | Luvi Constantino  | 59,048  | 23.39
| 1Munti | Mamerto "Jun" Sevilla Jr.  | 58,817  | 23.30
| 1Munti | Marissa Rongavilla (Incumbent)  | 57,769  | 22.89
| 1Munti | Arlene Hilapo (Incumbent)  | 52,309  | 20.72
| 1Munti | Cornelio Martinez  | 51,856  | 20.55
| 1Munti | Rodolfo "Dado" Moldez  | 48,534  | 19.23
| Independent | Elmer Espeleta  | 27,644  | 10.95
| PRP | Vec Ulanday  | 21,787  | 8.63
| PRP | Allan Miranda  | 19,056  | 7.55
| PRP | Incess Gonzaga  | 14,657  | 5.81
| PRP | Kitchi San Pedro-Ladignon  | 14,007  | 5.55
| Lakas | Gonza Vasquez  | 13,085  | 5.18
| PRP | Wilson Lopena  | 12,291  | 4.87
| PRP | Marlon Medina  | 11,839  | 4.69
| Independent | Bruno Gravador  | 9,002  | 3.57
| Independent | Anthony Raymond De Leon  | 8,400  | 3.33
| Independent | Ravi Del Rosario  | 6,955  | 2.76
| PRP | Bhebot Lizardo  | 6,082  | 2.41
| Independent | Edgar Allan Manalo  | 5,031  | 1.99
Total votes | 621,104  | 100.00
Party or alliance| Votes| %| Seats

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| One Muntinlupa| 451,268| 72.66| 8
| Team Red Mariñas| | People's Reform Party| 99,719| 16.06| 0
| Lakas-CMD| 13,085| 2.11| 0
Total| 112,804| 18.16| 0
| Independent| 57,032| 9.18| 0
Total| 621,104| 100.00| 8

## Opinion polling

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Ruffy Biazon vs. Red Mariñas

Source of poll
aggregation  | Dates
administered  | Ruffy
Biazon  | Red
Mariñas  | Margin

RP-Mission and Development Foundation Inc. (RPMDinc)[7] | November 16–24, 2021  | 62% | 29%  | Biazon
+33

## References

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1. ^ Depasupil, William (September 4, 2021). "Incumbent Metro Manila mayors to win if elections held today – survey". The Manila Times. Retrieved October 3, 2021.
2. ^ "Certified List of Candidates (City of Muntinlupa)" (PDF). Commission on Elections. Retrieved March 27, 2022.
3. ^ Hicap, Jonathan (October 1, 2021). "Team 'One Muntinlupa': Fresnedi runs for congressman; Biazon for mayor". Manila Bulletin. Retrieved October 1, 2021.
4. ^ "Certified List of Candidates (NCR)" (PDF). Commission on Elections. Retrieved March 27, 2022.
5. ^ Dela Peña, Kurt (October 13, 2021). "It's them again: As COC filing ends, Metro Manila sees old, big names". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved October 31, 2021.
6. ^ "81-year-old mom backs out of Muntinlupa race". Head Topics Philippines. October 6, 2021. Retrieved May 13, 2022.
7. ^ Mateo, Janvic (December 8, 2021). "Reelectionists top choice in most NCR mayoralty races – survey". PhilStar.com. Retrieved December 24, 2021.

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