2022 Rizal local elections

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2022 Rizal local elections

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Gubernatorial election

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IND

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Candidate  | Nina Ynares | Andrew Sumulong
Party  | NPC | Independent
Running mate  | Reynaldo San Juan Jr. |
Popular vote  | 951,315 | 95,670
Percentage  | 85.52% | 8.60%

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A map showing the results of the Rizal gubernatorial election per city and municipality

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| Governor before election

Rebecca Ynares
NPC

| Elected Governor

Nina Ynares
NPC

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Vice gubernatorial election

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PFP

PDDS

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Candidate  | Reynaldo San Juan Jr. | Sonny Clemente
Party  | PFP | PDDS
Popular vote  | 514,704 | 207,735
Percentage  | 56.54% | 22.82%

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IND

Candidate  | Patrick Ken Felix  |
Party  | Independent |
Popular vote  | 160,763  |
Percentage  | 17.66%  |

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| Vice governor before election

Reynaldo San Juan Jr.
PFP

| Elected Vice governor

Reynaldo San Juan Jr.
PFP

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Provincial board election

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10 of 14 seats in the Rizal Provincial Board
8 seats needed for a majority
|  | First party  | Second party  | Third party

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Party  | NPC | PDP–Laban | NUP
Last election  | 6 seats, 46.99%  | Did not participate | 1 seat, 4.85%
Seats won  | 8 | 1  | 1
Seat change  |  2  |  1  |
Popular vote  | 1,143,130 | 118,460  | 109,364
Percentage  | 68.58% | 7.11%  | 6.56%

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| Fourth party  |
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Party  | PROMDI |
Last election  | Did not participate |
Seats won  | 0  |
Seat change  |  |
Popular vote  | 131,962  |
Percentage  | 7.92%  |

Local elections were held in the Rizal on May 9, 2022, as part of the 2022 general elections. Voters selected candidates for all local positions: a municipal/city mayor, vice mayor and town councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the governor, vice-governor and representatives for the four districts of Rizal.[1]

## Background

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Governor Rebecca "Nini" Ynares was term-limited and illegible to run. Initially, her husband, Presidential Adviser for Southern Tagalog and former Governor Casimiro "Ito" Ynares Jr., was supposed to run, but was later substituted by their daughter, GSIS Board of Trustee Nina Ricci Ynares.[2] Other candidates for governor were Andrew Sumulong, Jose Velasco, Benedict Angeles, and Fernando Dizon.

Vice Governor ran for third and final term. He faced other candidates Sonny Clemente, Patrick Ken Felix, and Ricky Juan Balauro.

## Results

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### For Governor

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Nina Ricci Ynares won the elections.

Rizal Gubernatorial Election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Nina Ricci Ynares | 951,315  | 85.52
| Independent | Andrew Sumulong  | 95,670  | 8.60
| Independent | Jose Velasco  | 28,711  | 2.58
| Independent | Benedict Angeles  | 25,022  | 2.25
| PGRP | Fernando Dizon  | 11,614  | 1.04
Total votes | 1,112,332  | 100.00
| NPC hold

### For Vice Governor

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Vice Governor Reynaldo "Junrey" San Juan Jr. defeated his closest rivals, Sonny Clemente of PDDS and independent Patrick Ken Felix, with 207,735 and 160,763 votes respectively.

Rizal Vice Gubernatorial election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PFP | Reynaldo "Junrey" San Juan Jr. | 514,704  | 56.54
| PDDS | Sonny Clemente  | 207,735  | 22.82
| Independent | Patrick Ken Felix  | 160,763  | 17.66
| WPP | Ricky Juan Balauro  | 27,158  | 2.98
Total votes | 910,360  | 100.00
| PFP hold

### For Representative

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#### First District

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See also: Rizal's 1st congressional district

Rep. Michael John "Jack" Duavit won unopposed.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in Rizal's 1st district Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Michael John "Jack" Duavit | 308,707  | 100.00
Total votes | 308,707  | 100.00
| NPC hold

#### Second District

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See also: Rizal's 2nd congressional district

Board Member Emigdio Tanjuatco III won the election.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in Rizal's 2nd district Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal | Emigdio "Dino" Tanjuatco III | 166,361  | 81.08
| PDP–Laban | Omar Mohammad Fajardo  | 38,816  | 18.92
Total votes | 205,177  | 100.00
| Liberal gain from Lakas

#### Third District

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Former Metropolitan Manila Development Authority General Manager Jose Arturo "Jojo" Garcia Jr. won against former San Mateo Mayor Cristina Diaz.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in Rizal's 3rd district Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Jose Arturo "Jojo" Garcia Jr.  | 48,640  | 53.33
| PDP–Laban | Cristina Diaz  | 36,673  | 40.21
| Aksyon | Ma. Cristina Diaz  | 5,894  | 6.46
Total votes | 91,207  | 100.00
| NPC win (new seat)

#### Fourth District

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Rep. Juan Fidel Felipe Nograles defeated his predecessor, former Rep. Isidro Rodriguez Jr.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in Rizal's 4th district Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Lakas | Juan Fidel Felipe Nograles | 92,176  | 58.83
| NPC | Isidro Rodriguez Jr.  | 32,955  | 21.03
| PFP | Bonna Aquino Sanguyo  | 31,550  | 20.14
Total votes | 156,721  | 100.00
| Lakas win (new seat)

#### Antipolo's First District

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Rep. Roberto "Robbie" Puno was re-elected.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in Antipolo's 1st district Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NUP | Roberto "Robbie" Puno | 131,611  | 93.87
| Independent | Salvador Abaño  | 5,150  | 3.67
| Independent | Javez Tibio  | 3,452  | 2.46
Total votes | 140,213  | 100.00
| NUP hold

#### Antipolo's Second District

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The seat was vacant upon the death of former representative Resureccion "Cion" Acop. Acop's husband former representative Romeo "Romy" Acop ran and won unopposed.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election in Antipolo's 2nd district Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NUP | Romeo "Romy" Acop | 132,519  | 100.00
Total votes | 132,519  | 100.00
| NUP hold

### For Provincial Board Members

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All 4 Districts of Rizal and all 2 districts of Antipolo elected members of the Rizal Provincial Board.

Party| Votes| %| Seats

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| Nationalist People's Coalition| 1,143,130| 68.58| 8
| Progressive Movement for the Devolution of Initiatives| 131,962| 7.92| –
| Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan| 118,460| 7.11| 1
| National Unity Party| 109,364| 6.56| 1
| Aksyon Demokratiko| 29,796| 1.79| –
| Pederalismo ng Dugong Dakilang Samahan| 4,209| 0.25| –
| Independent| 129,949| 7.80| 0
Ex officio seats| | 3
Reserved seats| | 1
Total| 1,666,870| 100.00| 14

#### First District

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* Municipalities: Angono, Binangonan, Cainta, Taytay

All incumbents are running for re-election, except for former Vice Governor and Board Member Anthony Jesus "Jestoni" Alarcon who decided not to seek for another term despite being qualified to do so, hinting at returning to being a full-time actor instead. Angono municipal councilor Jo Anne Saguinsin ran in his place.

Rizal 1st District Board Member election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Genato "Dok Ato" Bernardo | 221,006  | 17.04
| NPC | Fernando "Jun" Cabitac Jr. | 214,327  | 16.52
| NPC | Jo Anne Saguinsin  | 191,615  | 14.77
| NPC | Ross Glenn Gongora | 183,530  | 14.15
| PROMDI | Julio Narag  | 131,962  | 10.17
Total votes | 942,440  | 100.00

#### Second District

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* Municipalities: Baras, Cardona, Jala-Jala, Morong, Pililla, Tanay, Teresa

On March 25, 2021, President Rodrigo Duterte signed the Republic Act 11533, "An Act Reappropriating the Second Legislative District of the Province of Rizal Into Three Legislative Districts". San Mateo and Rodriguez (Montalban) will become Third and Fourth District, respectively.[3]

Board Member Emigidio Tanjuatco III ran for representative. Ricardo Bernados and Hector Robles of NPC won the elections.

Rizal 2nd District Board Member election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Ricardo Bernados  | 91,130  | 7.03
| NPC | Hector Robles  | 88,344  | 6.81
| Independent | Emmanuel Mendiola  | 54,968  | 4.24
| Independent | Lorenzo Santos Sr.  | 33,371  | 2.57
| Independent | Ronald Briones  | 18,327  | 1.41
Total votes | 286,140  | 100.00

#### Third District

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* Municipality: San Mateo

On March 25, 2021, President Rodrigo Duterte signed the Republic Act 11533, " An Act Reappropriating the Second Legislative District of the Province of Rizal Into Three Legislative Districts". San Mateo and Rodriguez (Montalban) will become Third and Fourth District, respectively.[4]

Board member Bartolome "Omie" Rivera Jr., who hailed from San Mateo, ran as mayor. His party's nominee was John Patrick Bautista. Board member Rolando Rivera, who also hailed from San Mateo, was term limited and died on March 24, 2022.

John Patrick Bautista won the elections.

Rizal 3rd District Board Member election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | John Patrick Bautista  | 41,651  | 3.21
| PDP–Laban | Hermenegildo Cequeña  | 30,429  | 2.35
| Aksyon | Cirilo Oropesa Jr.  | 6,183  | 0.48
Total votes | 78,263  | 100.00
| NPC win (new seat)

#### Fourth District

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* Municipality: Rodriguez (Montalban)

On March 25, 2021, President Rodrigo Duterte signed the Republic Act 11533, "An Act Reappropriating the Second Legislative District of the Province of Rizal Into Three Legislative Districts". San Mateo and Rodriguez (Montalban) will become Third and Fourth District, respectively.

Board Member Rommel Ayuson, who hailed from Rodriguez won the elections.

Rizal 4th District Board Member election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Rommel Ayuson  | 88,031  | 6.79
| Aksyon | Lemuel Valdeavilla  | 23,613  | 1.82
| Independent | Celso Ocampo  | 7,843  | 0.60
| Independent | Alberto Lago  | 4,727  | 0.36
| PDDS | Benjamin Pascual  | 4,209  | 0.32
| Independent | Percival Sanchez  | 3,032  | 0.23
| Independent | Jose Malapo Jr.  | 2,926  | 0.23
| Independent | Jose Cordova Sr.  | 2,790  | 0.22
| Independent | Ritchie Fuentes  | 1,965  | 0.15
Total votes | 139,136  | 100.00
| PDP–Laban win (new seat)

#### Antipolo's First District

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Rep. Roberto Andres "Randy" Puno Jr., son of former Representatives Roberto Puno and Chiqui Roa-Puno won unopposed.

Rizal Provincial Board election at Antipolo's 1st district  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NUP | Roberto Andres "Randy" Puno Jr. | 109,364  | 100.00
Total votes | 109,364  | 100.00
| NUP hold

#### Antipolo's Second District

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Board Member Alexander "Bobot" Marquez sought comeback to city council. His party chosen former Mayor Danilo "Nilo" Leyble, ran and won a fresh first term unopposed.

Rizal Provincial Board election at Antipolo's 2nd district  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Danilo "Nilo" Leyble  | 111,527  | 100.00
Total votes | 111,527  | 100.00
| NPC hold

## City and Municipal Elections

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All municipalities and City of Antipolo in Rizal will elect mayor and vice-mayor this election. The candidates for mayor and vice mayor with the highest number of votes wins the seat; they are voted separately, therefore, they may be of different parties when elected. Below is the list of mayoralty and vice-mayoralty candidates of each city and municipalities per district.

### First District

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#### Angono

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Mayor Jeri Mae Calderon won her second term unopposed.

Angono mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Jeri Mae Calderon | 47,058  | 100.00
Total votes | 47,058  | 100.00

Vice Mayor Gerry Calderon defeated former Councilor Januver Tiamson, son of former Mayor Saturnino Tiamson.

Angono vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Gerardo "Gerry" Calderon | 39,019  | 74.78
| Independent | Januver Tiamson  | 13,159  | 25.22
Total votes | 52,178  | 100.00

#### Binangonan

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Mayor Cesar Ynares was re-elected for third and final term unopposed.

Binangonan mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Cesar Ynares | 84,614  | 100.00
Total votes | 84,614  | 100.00

Vice Mayor Cecilio "Boyet" Ynares defeated Manuel Reyes Sr.

Binangonan vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Cecilio "Boyet" Ynares | 71,445  | 77.04
| Independent | Manuel Reyes Sr.  | 21,294  | 22.96
Total votes | 92,739  | 100.00

#### Cainta

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Maria Elenita Nieto, wife of Mayor Johnielle Keith Nieto defeated Alvin Patrimonio.[5]

Cainta mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Maria Elenita Nieto  | 107,268  | 80.63
| Lakas | Alvin Patrimonio | 25,772  | 19.37
Total votes | 133,040  | 100.00

Vice Mayor Ace Servillon defeated former Mayor Mon Ilagan.[6]

Cainta vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Ace Servillon | 100,118  | 77.87
| PROMDI | Ramon Ilagan | 28,455  | 22.13
Total votes | 128,573  | 100.00

#### Taytay

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See also: 2022 Taytay local elections

Allan Martine De Leon, brother of former Mayor Janet De Leon-Mercado, defeated Mayor George Ricardo "Joric" Gacula.

Taytay mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Allan Martine De Leon  | 66,738  | 53.62
| Nacionalista | George Ricardo "Joric" Gacula | 49,767  | 39.98
| Independent | Adan De Leon  | 5,544  | 4.45
| Independent | Efren Andres  | 1,034  | 0.83
| WPP | Edwin Cayetano  | 852  | 0.68
| KBL | Mohaimen Guinal  | 530  | 0.43
Total votes | 124,465  | 100.00

Municipal Councilor Sophia Priscilla "Pia" Cabral defeated Vice Mayor Michell "Mitch" Bermundo.

Taytay vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Sophia Priscilla "Pia" Cabral  | 58,162  | 47.41
| Nacionalista | Michell "Mitch" Bermudo | 42,381  | 34.55
| Independent | Eljun Victor  | 15,822  | 12.90
| Independent | Renato Bueno  | 3,767  | 3.07
| KBL | Nolasco Mendoza  | 2,541  | 2.07
Total votes | 122,673  | 100.00

### Second District

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#### Baras

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Vice Mayor and former Mayor Wilfredo "Willy" Robles won the elections.

Baras mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Wilfredo "Willy" Robles  | 22,702  | 74.85
| PPM | Roberto Ferrera  | 3,998  | 13.18
| Katipunan Pamilya Pilipino | Crisostomo Dilidili  | 2,367  | 7.80
| PROMDI | Danny Coronel  | 1,261  | 4.16
Total votes | 30,328  | 100.00

Mayor and former Vice Mayor Kathrine "KC" Robles won the elections.

Baras vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Kathrine "KC" Robles  | 24,493  | 84.43
| PROMDI | Elvesa Magos  | 1,725  | 5.95
| Katipunan Pamilya Pilipino | Rizaldy Mayor  | 1,041  | 3.59
| Independent | Fernando Bacolod  | 914  | 3.15
| PPM | Jimmy Domenia  | 837  | 2.89
Total votes | 29,010  | 100.00

#### Cardona

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Former Mayor Bernardo "Jun" San Juan Jr. defeated Mayor Teodulo "Totoy" Campo.

Cardona mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Bernardo "Jun" San Juan Jr.  | 14,361  | 53.93
| Liberal | Teodulo "Totoy" Campo | 12,270  | 46.07
Total votes | 26,631  | 100.00

Vice Mayor Gil Pandac defeated Councilor Al Jerold "Deyong" San Jose.

Cardona vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Gil Pandac | 13,950  | 54.99
| Liberal | Al Jerold San Jose  | 11,420  | 45.01
Total votes | 25,370  | 100.00

#### Jala-Jala

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Mayor Elmer Pillas defeated former Mayor Narciso "Narcing" Villaran for the second time.

Jala-Jala mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Elmer Pillas | 9,720  | 51.42
| PDP–Laban | Narciso Villaran  | 9,183  | 48.58
Total votes | 18,903  | 100.00

Vice Mayor Jose "Jolet" Delos Santos died on March 31, 2020.[7][8] He was replaced by First Councilor Harry Añago. Acting Vice Mayor Harry Añago won a fresh first term as Vice Mayor.

Jala-Jala vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Harry Añago | 9,530  | 51.56
| Liberal | Ramil Escarmosa  | 8,753  | 47.36
| PDSP | Renz Mañago  | 199  | 1.08
Total votes | 18,482  | 100.00

#### Morong

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Sidney Soriano defeated his closest rivals Vice Mayor Julian De Ungria and former Vice Mayor Joseph Buenaventura

Morong mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Sidney Soriano  | 15,906  | 45.90
| UNA | Julian De Ungria  | 9,642  | 27.82
| Liberal | Joseph Buenaventura  | 8,718  | 25.16
| Independent | Medel Victorio  | 391  | 1.13
Total votes | 34,657  | 100.00

Jose Fred Feliciano Jr. defeated Councilor Harold Pascual.

Morong vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Jose Fred Feliciano Jr.  | 13,999  | 42.26
| UNA | Harold Pascual  | 11,107  | 33.53
| NPC | Tulisan Ramos  | 7,506  | 22.66
| Independent | Florencio De Rosas  | 517  | 1.56
Total votes | 33,129  | 100.00

#### Pililla

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Mayor Dan Masinsin defeated former Mayor Leandro Masikip Sr.

Pililla mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Dan Masinsin | 21,016  | 65.82
| Nacionalista | Leandro Masikip, Sr.  | 9,434  | 29.54
| Reporma | Joselito Aquino  | 1,113  | 3.49
| PROMDI | Rodelio Olaya  | 277  | 0.87
| Independent | Willy Sia  | 91  | 0.28
Total votes | 31,931  | 100.00

Vice Mayor Rafael "Paeng" Carpio was defeated by Jaime Paz.

Pililla vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Independent | Jaime Paz  | 11,415  | 36.57
| PDP–Laban | Rafael "Paeng" Carpio | 10,710  | 34.31
| Nacionalista | Jordan Olea  | 6,412  | 20.54
| PFP | Ronnie Bias  | 1,959  | 6.28
| Reporma | Noel Abogado  | 544  | 1.74
| Independent | Lorna Bondoc  | 178  | 0.57
Total votes | 31,218  | 100.00

#### Tanay

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Vice Mayor Rafael Tanjuatco successfully sought mayoral comeback.

Tanay mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Rafael Tanjuatco  | 27,400  | 49.69
| Independent | Carlos Inofre Jr.  | 19,599  | 35.54
| Independent | Rafael Reyes  | 3,805  | 6.90
| PRP | Jessica Linog  | 2,959  | 5.37
| Independent | Jose Benavidez  | 799  | 1.45
| Independent | Fausto Briones  | 310  | 0.56
| Independent | Melchor Blaza  | 269  | 0.49
Total votes | 55,141  | 100.00

Mayor Rex Manuel Tanjuatco successfully sought vice-mayoral comeback.

Tanay vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Rex Manuel Tanjuatco  | 23,992  | 45.11
| PRP | Lois Nell Joy Tica  | 12,405  | 23.32
| Independent | Eri Ver Gaston  | 11,561  | 21.74
| Independent | Benencio Catolos  | 3,337  | 6.27
| Independent | Rolando Tacadino  | 1,890  | 3.55
Total votes | 53,185  | 100.00

#### Teresa

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Former Mayor Rodel Dela Cruz defeated Vice Mayor Jose Jeriel Villegas and Chairman Romualdo Coralde.

Teresa mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Aksyon | Rodel Dela Cruz  | 17,257  | 45.97
| PDP–Laban | Jose Jeriel Villegas  | 11,827  | 31.51
| PFP | Romualdo Coralde  | 8,453  | 22.52
Total votes | 37,537  | 100.00

Former Councilor Freddie Bonifacio defeated Mayor Raul Palino and former Councilor Gilbert Bernardino.

Teresa Vice Mayoral Election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Aksyon | Freddie Bonifacio  | 16,547  | 45.99
| PDP–Laban | Raul Palino  | 12,461  | 34.63
| NPC | Gilbert Bernardino  | 6,975  | 19.38
Total votes | 35,983  | 100.00

### Third District

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#### San Mateo

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See also: 2022 San Mateo, Rizal local elections

Former Mayor and Vice mayor Jose Rafael Diaz was defeated by Board Member and former Vice Mayor Bartolome "Omie" Rivera.

San Mateo mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Liberal | Bartolome "Omie" Rivera Jr.  | 56,110  | 60.46
| PDP–Laban | Jose Rafael Diaz  | 36,695  | 39.54
Total votes | 92,805  | 100.00

Councilor Jaime "Jimmy" Roxas defeated Ariel Diaz.

San Mateo vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Jimmy Roxas  | 45,951  | 52.30
| Aksyon | Ariel Diaz  | 41,909  | 47.70
Total votes | 87,860  | 100.00

### Fourth District

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#### Rodriguez (Montalban)

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Karen Mae "Mayet" Hernandez, sister of Mayor Dennis Hernandez, was defeated by Ronnie Evangelista.

Rodriguez (Montalban) mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PDP–Laban | Ronnie Evangelista | 77,141  | 48.23
| NPC | Karen Mae "Mayet" Hernandez  | 74,358  | 46.49
| PRP | Felicisimo Salvador Jr.  | 3,486  | 2.18
| Independent | Johnrey Quiñones  | 2,052  | 1.28
| PDDS | Anecito Lizaran  | 1,142  | 0.71
| PROMDI | Nelson Pascual  | 1,034  | 0.65
| Independent | Federico Roxas II  | 725  | 0.45
Total votes | 159,938  | 100.00

Councilor Edgardo "Umpek" Sison won the vice-mayoral race.

Rodriguez (Montalban) vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Edgardo "Umpek" Sison  | 60,245  | 38.83
| Aksyon | Michael Roy Cuerpo  | 51,232  | 33.02
| PDP–Laban | Jose Caparas Jr.  | 31,967  | 20.60
| Independent | Pastor Asinas  | 4,120  | 2.66
| Independent | Cristell Ku  | 2,759  | 1.78
| Independent | Basilio Hermosa  | 2,056  | 1.33
| PDDS | Herminio Balinas  | 1,566  | 1.01
| Independent | Elmer Amor  | 1,199  | 0.77
Total votes | 155,144  | 100.00

### Antipolo

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See also: 2022 Antipolo local elections

Mayor Andrea Bautista-Ynares supposedly ran for mayor. Later, she dropped her candidacy and replaced by her husband, Former Governor and Mayor Casimiro "Jun" Ynares III.[9] Ynares successfully sought mayoral comeback.

Antipolo mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Casimiro "Jun" Ynares III | 253,549  | 81.43
| Independent | Teddy Leyble  | 33,019  | 10.60
| Independent | Pedro Leyble  | 11,401  | 3.66
| Independent | Herminio Sanchez  | 7,576  | 2.43
| Independent | Wilfredo Gelacio Sr.  | 5,829  | 1.87
Total votes | 311,374  | 100.00

Vice Mayor Josefina "Pining" Gatlabayan was re-elected for third and final term.

Antipolo vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Josefina "Pining" Gatlabayan | 241,996  | 82.86
| Independent | Manuel Relorcasa  | 20,270  | 6.94
| Independent | Edwin Reyes  | 16,749  | 5.73
| Independent | Joel Ronquillo  | 13,037  | 4.46
Total votes | 292,052  | 100.00

## References

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