2025 Batangas local elections

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Part of the 2025 Philippine general election

2025 Batangas local elections

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| <- 2022 | May 12, 2025 (2025-05-12) | 2028 ->

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Gubernatorial election

Registered| 1,958,794[1] 7.68 pp
Turnout| 79.45% (5.66 pp)
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Candidate  | Vilma Santos | Michael Angelo C. Rivera
Party  | Nacionalista | Liberal
Running mate  | Luis Manzano | Hermilando Mandanas
Popular vote  | 655,034 | 532,531
Percentage  | 42.10 | 34.22

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Candidate  | Jay Manalo Ilagan  | Walter Ozaeta
Party  | PROMDI | Independent
Running mate  | —  | —
Popular vote  | 272,677  | 95,946
Percentage  | 17.52  | 6.16

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| Governor before election

Hermilando Mandanas
PDP

| Elected Governor

Vilma Santos
Nacionalista

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Vice gubernatorial election

Turnout| 77.27% (5.1 pp)
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Candidate  | Hermilando Mandanas | Luis Manzano | Ryanh Dolor
Party  | PDP | Nacionalista | Independent
Popular vote  | 821,380 | 565,077  | 127,036
Percentage  | 54.29 | 37.32  | 8.39

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| Vice Governor before election

Mark Leviste
PDP

| Elected Vice Governor

Hermilando Mandanas
PDP

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Local elections were held in the province of Batangas on May 12, 2025, as part of the 2025 general election. Voters will select candidates for all local positions: a town mayor, vice mayor and town councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the vice-governor, governor and representatives for the six districts of Batangas.

## Provincial elections

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Incumbent Hermilando Mandanas who was elected in 2016 and has served his third consecutive (sixth non-consecutive term) as governor and is ineligible for reelection.

Among those who announced their intention for the governorship is incumbent Mataasnakahoy Vice Mayor Jay Ilagan.[2] Former party-list representative of 1st Consumer Alliance for Rural Energy (1-CARE) and former mayor of Padre Garcia Michael Angelo Rivera also expressed his intention to run for governor. Another candidate is Walter Ozaeta, currently captain of Barangay Poblacion IV, San Jose; he was endorsed by the Partido Federal ng Pilipinas as its gubernatorial candidate. Actress and former governor Vilma Santos-Recto also filed her certificate of candidacy for governor.[3] Santos-Recto once served as governor of Batangas from 2007 to 2016.

### Governor

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Incumbent Governor Hermilando Mandanas is term-limited and is running for Vice Governor. Running for the position are incumbent Mataasnakahoy Vice Mayor Jay Ilagan, barangay captain Walter Ozaeta, former 1-CARE partylist representative and former Padre Garcia mayor Michael Angelo Rivera and former governor Vilma Santos-Recto.

2025 Batangas gubernatorial electionCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Vilma Santos-Recto| Nacionalista Party| 655,034| 42.09
| Michael Angelo Rivera| Liberal Party| 532,531| 34.22
| Jay Ilagan| PROMDI| 272,677| 17.52
| Walter Ozaeta| Independent| 95,946| 6.17
Total| 1,556,188| 100.00
| Nacionalista gain from PDP

#### Per City/Municipality

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City/Municipality | Vilma Santos-Recto | Michael Angelo Rivera  | Jay Ilagan  | Walter Ozaeta

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Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | Votes  | %
Agoncillo | 7,123  | 33.24  | 7,135 | 33.29 | 6,000  | 28.00  | 1,174  | 5.48
Alitagtag | 6,420 | 43.74 | 4,557  | 31.05  | 3,290  | 22.42  | 419  | 2.79
Balayan | 20,341 | 41.32 | 6,829  | 15.41  | 2,529  | 5.71  | 426  | 0.96
Balete | 4,848 | 39.56 | 2,558  | 20.87  | 3,773  | 30.79  | 1,075  | 8.77
Batangas City | 76,393 | 42.40 | 71,921  | 39.91  | 23,548  | 13.07  | 8,381  | 4.65
Bauan | 12,854  | 26.80  | 20,610 | 42.97 | 12,688  | 26.45  | 1,813  | 3.78
Calaca | 22,371 | 35.03 | 15,157  | 23.76  | 12,824  | 22.24  | 1,321  | 2.56
Calatagan | 17,616 | 57.15 | 5,690  | 18.52  | 4,997  | 16.27  | 2,415  | 7.86
Cuenca | 7,780 | 36.87 | 7,470  | 35.40  | 4,215  | 19.97  | 1,639  | 7.77
Ibaan | 14,601 | 42.53 | 13,769  | 40.10  | 3,635  | 10.59  | 2,328  | 6.78
Laurel | 10,068 | 42.76 | 7,197  | 30.56  | 5,494  | 23.33  | 788  | 3.35
Lemery | 19,323 | 40.67 | 14,318  | 30.13  | 11,910  | 25.06  | 1,966  | 4.14
Lian | 12,922 | 43.87 | 7,785  | 26.43  | 6,656  | 22.60  | 2,093  | 7.11
Lipa | 109,708 | 58.18 | 58,582  | 28.47  | 23,509  | 11.43  | 3,951  | 1.92
Lobo | 11,532 | 48.38 | 8,037  | 33.72  | 2,658  | 11.15  | 1,607  | 6.74
Mabini | 13,547 | 48.44 | 9,241  | 33.04  | 4,431  | 15.84  | 748  | 2.67
Malvar | 10,767 | 35.71 | 10,022  | 33.24  | 5,242  | 17.39  | 4,121  | 13.67
Mataasnakahoy | 8,634  | 44.78  | 1,631  | 8.46  | 8,634 | 44.78 | 113  | 0.59
Nasugbu | 33,065 | 48.63 | 18,031  | 26.52  | 15,061  | 22.15  | 1,840  | 2.71
Padre Garcia | 2,523  | 8.52  | 26,368 | 89.07 | 513  | 1.73  | 201  | 0.68
Rosario | 25,411  | 36.27  | 34,153 | 48.74 | 7,623  | 10.88  | 2,881  | 4.11
San Jose | 12,717  | 24.30  | 8,235  | 15.73  | 3,522  | 6.73  | 27,863 | 53.24
San Juan | 22,757  | 37.95  | 27,231 | 45.41 | 5,986  | 9.98  | 3,992  | 6.66
San Luis | 8,667 | 39.22 | 7,936  | 35.91  | 4,894  | 22.15  | 601  | 2.72
San Nicolas | 5,833 | 46.52 | 2,777  | 22.15  | 3,490  | 27.84  | 438  | 3.49
San Pascual | 9,547  | 27.00  | 16,009 | 45.27 | 8,060  | 22.79  | 1,747  | 4.94
Santa Teresita | 6,494 | 57.82 | 1,476  | 13.14  | 3,112  | 27.71  | 150  | 1.34
Santo Tomas | 39,626 | 42.28 | 33,367  | 35.60  | 16,617  | 17.73  | 4,121  | 4.40
Taal | 10,396 | 32.97 | 10,206  | 32.37  | 9,326  | 29.58  | 1,599  | 5.07
Talisay | 11,007 | 45.47 | 6,340  | 26.19  | 4,713  | 19.47  | 2,147  | 8.87
Tanauan | 44,439 | 70.97 | 42,601  | 36.10  | 23,869  | 20.22  | 7,114  | 6.03
Taysan | 8,817  | 36.71  | 11,739 | 48.87 | 2,871  | 11.95  | 593  | 2.47
Tingloy | 3,186 | 40.10 | 1,872  | 23.56  | 2,551  | 32.10  | 337  | 4.24
Tuy | 13,701 | 56.02 | 6,367  | 26.03  | 3,725  | 15.23  | 664  | 2.71
TOTAL  | 655,034 | 42.09 | 532,531  | 35.50  | 272,677  | 17.52  | 95,946  | 6.17

### Vice Governor

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Incumbent Mark Leviste who has declared his intention for the governorship decided to run for congress.[3] His party nominated incumbent governor Hermilando Mandanas. His opponents are incumbent Bauan mayor Ryanh Dolor and TV host Luis Manzano, son of former governor Vilma Santos.

2025 Batangas vice gubernatorial electionCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Hermilando Mandanas| PDP| 821,380| 54.27
| Luis Manzano| Nacionalista Party| 565,077| 37.34
| Ryanh Dolor| Independent| 127,036| 8.39
Total| 1,513,493| 100.00
| PDP hold

#### Per City/Municipality

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City/Municipality | Dodo Mandanas  | Luis "Lucky" Manzano  | Ryanh Dolor

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Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | Votes  | %
Agoncillo | 13,537 | 65.43 | 5,905  | 28.54  | 1,246  | 6.02
Alitagtag | 7,261 | 51.08 | 5,436  | 38.24  | 1,518  | 10.68
Balayan | 26,178 | 55.19 | 17,486  | 37.13  | 3,428  | 7.20
Balete | 7,091 | 59.92 | 4,471  | 37.78  | 273  | 2.31
Batangas City | 102,772 | 57.68 | 60,944  | 34.20  | 14,468  | 8.12
Bauan | 13,113  | 25.94  | 6,830  | 13.51  | 30,616 | 60.55
Calaca | 32,251 | 63.00 | 17,013  | 33.35  | 1,858  | 3.63
Calatagan | 13,032  | 44.05  | 14,925 | 50.45 | 1,628  | 5.50
Cuenca | 12,347 | 61.28 | 6,435  | 31.94  | 1,368  | 6.79
Ibaan | 19,428 | 57.71 | 13,003  | 38.62  | 1,235  | 3.67
Laurel | 12,662 | 56.51 | 9,236  | 41.22  | 510  | 2.28
Lemery | 26,028 | 56.03 | 14,923  | 32.12  | 5,502  | 11.84
Lian | 18,555 | 64.41 | 9,258  | 32.14  | 994  | 3.45
Lipa | 94,266  | 47.25  | 96,807 | 48.52 | 8,436  | 4.23
Lobo | 13,058 | 41.55 | 11,346  | 40.11  | 5,186  | 18.34
Mabini | 11,752 | 41.55 | 11,346  | 40.11  | 5,186  | 18.34
Malvar | 17,969 | 61.83 | 9,436  | 32.47  | 1,656  | 5.70
Mataasnakahoy | 8,732  | 47.69  | 8,851 | 48.34 | 727  | 3.97
Nasugbu | 36,693 | 55.33 | 27,198  | 41.01  | 2,425  | 3.66
Padre Garcia | 20,865 | 77.28 | 5,231  | 19.38  | 902  | 3.34
Rosario | 37,552 | 55.63 | 27,449  | 40.66  | 2,508  | 3.72
San Jose | 25,049 | 53.12 | 18,448  | 39.12  | 3,658  | 7.76
San Juan | 30,914 | 53.69 | 24,516  | 42.58  | 2,151  | 3.74
San Luis | 12,866 | 59.09 | 6,425  | 29.51  | 2,481  | 11.40
San Nicolas | 6,165 | 50.48 | 5,404  | 44.25  | 644  | 5.27
San Pascual | 16,269 | 45.98 | 6,939  | 19.61  | 12,171  | 34.40
Santa Teresita | 5,120  | 46.33  | 5,404 | 48.90 | 526  | 4.76
Santo Tomas | 52,680 | 57.94 | 33,157  | 36.47  | 5,090  | 5.60
Taal | 20,821 | 67.10 | 7,640  | 24.62  | 2,569  | 8.28
Talisay | 12,369 | 52.79 | 10,022  | 42.77  | 1,041  | 4.44
Tanauan | 64,170 | 56.59 | 43,333  | 38.21  | 5,893  | 5.20
Taysan | 12,080 | 53.09 | 9,302  | 40.88  | 1,373  | 6.03
Tingloy | 4,763 | 60.26 | 2,558  | 32.74  | 553  | 7.00
Tuy | 12,592 | 52.31 | 10,684  | 44.38  | 796  | 3.31
TOTAL  | 821,380 | 54.29 | 565,077  | 37.32  | 127,036  | 8.39

### Provincial board

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Party| Votes| %| Seats

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| Nacionalista Party| 1,447,209| 64.23| 10
| Independent politician| 282,790| 12.55| 1
| Lakas–CMD| 169,747| 7.53| 0
| Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino| 127,648| 5.67| 0
| Nationalist People's Coalition| 126,139| 5.60| 1
| PROMDI| 58,213| 2.58| 0
| Partido Federal ng Pilipinas| 41,440| 1.84| 0
Ex officio seats| | 3
Total| 2,253,186| 100.00| 15

#### First district

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* City: Calaca
* Municipalities: Balayan, Calatagan, Lemery, Lian, Nasugbu, Taal, Tuy

Incumbent Roman Rosales Jr. is term-limited. Incumbent Armie Bausas is eligible for a second-term.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 1st District of Batangas  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Anna Rosales Santos  | 150,934  | 29.86%
| Nacionalista | Armie Bausas | 133,519  | 26.41%
| LDP | Raymund Apacible  | 127,648  | 25.25%
| PROMDI | Leo Malinay  | 58,213  | 11.51%
| PFP | Roberto Landicho  | 35,138  | 6.95%
Total votes | 505,512  | 100.00%

#### Second district

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* Municipalities: Bauan, Lobo, Mabini, San Luis, San Pascual, Tingloy

Incumbents Wilson Leandro Rivera and Arlina Magboo are term-limited.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 2nd District of Batangas  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Reina Abu-Reyes  | 86,228  | 29.16%
| Nacionalista | Jently Rivera  | 72,470  | 24.51%
| Lakas | Rolan Richard Dieza  | 67,328  | 22.77%
| Lakas | Amelia Alvarez  | 60,211  | 20.36%
| PFP | Ramon Lagrana  | 6,302  | 2.13%
| Independent | Andro Hernandez  | 3,173  | 1.07%
Total votes | 295,712  | 100.00%

#### Third district

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* Cities: Santo Tomas, Tanauan
* Municipalities: Agoncillo, Alitagtag, Balete, Cuenca, Laurel, Malvar, Mataasnakahoy, San Nicolas, Santa Teresita, Talisay

Incumbents Alfredo Corona and Rodolfo Balba are running for re-election.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 3rd District of Batangas  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Alfredo Corona | 223,928  | 49.09%
| Nacionalista | Rodolfo Balba | 163,464  | 45.83%
| Independent | Dennis Macalintal  | 68,758  | 15.07%
Total votes | 456,150  | 100.00%

#### Fourth district

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* Municipalities: Ibaan, Padre Garcia, Rosario, San Jose, San Juan, Taysan

Incumbents Jonas Patrick Gozos and Jesus De Veyra are term-limited.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 4th District of Batangas  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Marcus Dominic Mendoza  | 126,139  | 29.83%
| Independent | Melvin Vidal  | 106,257  | 25.12%
| Nacionalista | Eric De Veyra  | 92,281  | 21.82%
| Independent | Jerick Mercado  | 49,949  | 11.81%
| Independent | Alvin John Samonte  | 48,279  | 11.42%
Total votes | 422,905  | 100.00%

#### Fifth district

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* City: Batangas City

Incumbents Ma. Claudette Ambida and Arthur Blanco are term-limited.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 5th District of Batangas  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Emilio Francisco Berberabe Jr.  | 145,728  | 49.21%
| Nacionalista | Hamilton Blanco  | 101,753  | 34.37%
| Lakas | Vicente Cantos  | 42,208  | 14.26%
| Independent | Ramil Cueto  | 6,374  | 2.16%
Total votes | 296,113  | 100.00%

#### Sixth district

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* City: Lipa

Incumbent Lydio Lopez Jr. is term-limited while incumbent Aries Emmanuel Mendoza is eligible for reelection.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 6th District of Batangas  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Aries Emmanuel Mendoza | 146,393  | 52.87%
| Nacionalista | Oscar Gozos II  | 130,515  | 47.13%
Total votes | 276,907  | 100.00%

## Congressional elections

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### First district

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Incumbent Eric Buhain is running for reelection. His opponent is businessman Leandro Leviste, son of former governor Jose Antonio Leviste and senator Loren Legarda.

Candidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Leandro Leviste| Independent| 268,764| 74.58
| Eric Buhain (incumbent)| Nacionalista Party| 91,588| 25.42
Total| 360,352| 100.00
Registered voters/turnout| 419,735| –
| Independent gain from Nacionalista Party
Source: Commission on Elections[4][5]

### Second district

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Incumbent Gerville Luistro is running for reelection. Her opponent is former congressman Raneo Abu.

Candidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Gerville Luistro (incumbent)| Lakas–CMD| 109,478| 62.18
| Raneo Abu| Nacionalista Party| 66,583| 37.82
Total| 176,061| 100.00
Registered voters/turnout| 208,306| –
| Lakas–CMD hold
Source: Commission on Elections[4][5]

### Third district

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Incumbent Ma. Theresa Collantes is term-limited. Her son, King is her party's nominee. His opponents are Nestor Burgos and incumbent vice governor Mark Leviste.

Candidate| Party| Votes| %

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| King Collantes| Nationalist People's Coalition| 244,340| 61.39
| Mark Leviste| Independent| 143,751| 36.12
| Nestor Burgos| Independent| 9,932| 2.50
Total| 398,023| 100.00
Registered voters/turnout| 515,378| –
| Nationalist People's Coalition hold
Source: Commission on Elections[4][5]

### Fourth district

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Incumbent Lianda Bolilia is term-limited. Her husband, former board member Amado Carlos Bolilia is her party's nominee. His opponents are incumbent board member Jonas Patrick Gozos and Ronald Umali.

Candidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Caloy Bolilia| Nacionalista Party| 142,884| 52.14
| JP Gozos| Independent| 126,636| 46.21
| Ronald Umali| Lakas–CMD| 4,527| 1.65
Total| 274,047| 100.00
Registered voters/turnout| 329,711| –
| Nacionalista Party hold
Source: Commission on Elections[4][5]

### Fifth district

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Incumbent Marvey Mariño is term-limited and is running for mayor of Batangas City, switching places with his wife, incumbent mayor Beverley Rose Dimacuha. Her opponent is Carlito Bisa.

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Batangas's 5th District  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Beverley Rose Dimacuha | 156,049  | 87.30%
| Makabayan | Carlito Bisa  | 22,698  | 12.70%
Total votes | 178,747  | 100.00
| Nacionalista hold

### Sixth district

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The seat is currently vacant after Ralph Recto was appointed as Secretary of Finance. Running for the position is his son Ryan Recto, alongside businessman Rodel Lacorte, lawyer Mario Panganiban and Bernadette Sabili, wife of former mayor and current Presidential Commission on Urban Poor chief Meynard Sabili.

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Batangas's 6th District  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Ryan Recto | 92,823  | 45.94%
| Partido ng Masang Lipeño  | Bernadette Sabili  | 72,976  | 36.11%
| Independent | Mario Panganiban  | 20,872  | 10.33%
| Independent | Rodel Lacorte  | 15,398  | 7.62%
Total votes | 202,069  | 100.00%
| Nacionalista hold

## City and municipal elections

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All 29 municipalities of Batangas, Batangas City, Calaca, Lipa, Santo Tomas, and Tanauan will all elect a mayor and a vice-mayor this election. The candidates for mayor and vice mayor with the highest number of votes wins the seat; they are elected separately, therefore, they may be of different parties when elected. Below is the summary of mayoral and vice-mayoral candidates of each city and municipalities per district.

### First district

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* City: Calaca
* Municipalities: Balayan, Calatagan, Lemery, Lian, Nasugbu, Taal, Tuy

#### Calaca City

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Incumbent Nas Ona is running for reelection.

Calaca City mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Sofronio "Nas" Ona (incumbent)| Nacionalista Party| 40,253| 76.96
| Renante Macalindong| Aksyon Demokratiko| 12,049| 23.04
Total| 52,302| 100.00
| Nacionalista Party hold

Incumbent Jerry Raphael Katigbak is running for re-election.

Calaca City vice mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Jerry Raphael Katigbak (incumbent)| Nacionalista Party| 46,993| 79.59
| Antonio Mendoza| Independent politician| 12,049| 20.41
Total| 59,042| 100.00
| Nacionalista Party hold

#### Balayan

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Incumbent Emmanuel Salvador Fronda II is term-limited.

Balayan mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Lisa Ermita| NPC| 26,847| 50.69
| Leslee Fronda| Nacionalista Party| 25,794| 48.70
| Pablo Lopez| Independent| 322| 0.61
Total| 52,963| 100.00
| NPC gain from Nacionalista
Balayan vice mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Efren Chavez (incumbent)| Nacionalista Party| 36,042| 71.49
| Rita Abiad| NPC| 14,373| 28.51
Total| 50,415| 100.00
| Nacionalista hold

#### Calatagan

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Incumbent Peter Oliver Palacio is term-limited. His son, Pedro Palacio IV is his party's nominee

Calatagan mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Rico Puno| PFP| 16,822| 49.13
| Pedro Palacio IV| NPC| 15,832| 46.24
| Lenie Pantoja| Aksyon Demokratiko| 1,588| 4.64
Total| 34,242| 100.00
| PFP gain from NPC
Calatagan vice mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Rogelio Zarraga (incumbent)| NPC| 22,609| 69.43
| Ruben Bautista| PFP| 9,953| 30.57
Total| 32,562| 100.00
| NPC hold

#### Lemery

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Incumbent Ian Kenneth Alilio is running for reelection. His opponent is incumbent vice mayor Geraldine Ornales.

Lemery mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Ian Kenneth Alilio (incumbent)| Nacionalista Party| 26,413| 50.41
| Geraldine Ornales| Nationalist People's Coalition| 25,988| 49.59
Total| 52,401| 100.00
| Nacionalista Party hold

Incumbent Geraldine Ornales is running for mayor. Her party nominated incumbent councilor Hannah Beatriz Cabral. Her opponent is fellow councilor Maria Hanalee Bustos

Lemery vice mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Hannah Beatriz Cabral| Nationalist People's Coalition| 26,398| 51.53
| Maria Hanalee Bustos| Nacionalista Party| 24,827| 48.47
Total| 51,225| 100.00
| Nationalist People's Coalition gain from Nacionalista Party

#### Lian

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Incumbent Joseph Peji is running for reelection.

Lian mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Joseph Peji (incumbent)| Nacionalista Party| 26,003| 82.17
| Zaldy De Layola| Independent| 5,643| 17.83
Total| 31,646| 100.00
| Nacionalista Party hold

Incumbent Ronin Leviste is running for reelection.

Lian vice mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Iniño Bolompo| Partido Federal ng Pilipinas| 16,891| 52.09
| Ronin Leviste (incumbent)| Nacionalista Party| 15,536| 47.91
Total| 32,427| 100.00
| Partido Federal ng Pilipinas gain from Nacionalista Party

#### Nasugbu

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Incumbent Antonio Jose Barcelon is running for reelection.

Nasugbu mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Antonio Jose Barcelon (incumbent)| Nationalist People's Coalition| 24,319| 32.90
| Mildred Sanchez| Nacionalista Party| 20,081| 27.16
| Guillerma Limboc| Lakas-CMD| 19,554| 26.45
| Roderick Cabral| Aksyon Demokratiko| 9,469| 12.81
| Melvin Mendoza II| Partido Federal ng Pilipinas| 500| 0.68
Total| 73,923| 100.00
Registered voters/turnout| | –
| Nationalist People's Coalition hold

Incumbent Mildred Sanchez is running for mayor.

Nasugbu vice mayoral electionsCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Larry Albanio| Nacionalista Party| 29,849| 42.02
| Mildred Sanchez| Nationalist People's Coalition| 19,622| 27.63
| Dennis Apacible| Aksyon Demokratiko| 12,831| 18.06
| Reginald Borge| National Unity Party| 8,726| 12.29
Total| 71,028| 100.00
Registered voters/turnout| | –
| Nacionalista Party hold

#### Taal

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Incumbent Fulgencio Mercado is term-limited.

Taal mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PFP | Naireeza Grace Bainto  | 23,011  | 71.31
| Independent | Romeo Baleros  | 7,977  | 24.72
| Aksyon | Aaron Martin Mercado  | 1,280  | 3.97
Margin of victory | 15,034  | 46.59
Valid ballots  | 32,268  | 79.77
Invalid or blank votes  | 8,185  | 20.23
Total votes | 40,453  | 100.00
| PFP gain from Independent

Incumbent Michael Rey Vilano is running for reelection.

Taal vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Michael Rey Vilano | 23,523  | 74.55
| Independent | Edwin Semaña  | 8,032  | 25.45
Margin of victory | 15,491  | 49.09
Valid ballots  | 31,555  | 78.00
Invalid or blank votes  | 8,898  | 22.00
Total votes | 40,453  | 100.00

#### Tuy

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Incumbent Jose Jecerell Cerrado is running for reelection. His opponent is former mayor Rowena Raquel Rodriguez.

Tuy mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Jose Jecerell Cerrado | 18,906  | 72.03
| PFP | Rowena Raquel Rodriguez  | 7,341  | 27.97
Valid ballots  | 25,915  |
Total votes | 31,097  | 100.00

Incumbent Armando Afable is running for reelection. His opponent is Richman Rodriguez, son of former mayor Rowena Raquel Rodriguez.

Tuy vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Armando Afable | 14,086  | 54.35
| PFP | Richman Rodriguez  | 11,829  | 45.65
Valid ballots  | 25,915  |
Total votes | 31,097  | 100.00

### Second district

[edit]

* Municipalities: Bauan, Lobo, Mabini, San Luis, San Pascual, Tingloy

#### Bauan

[edit]

Incumbent Ryanh Dolor declined to run for reelection but instead will run for Vice Governor of Batangas. His wife Wendah Dolor will run for the Mayoralty race. Her opponents are incumbent councilor Patricia Nicole Abrahan and Mario Bejer

Bauan mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Wendah Dolor  | 26,380  | 51.34
| Lakas | Patricia Nicole Abrahan  | 24,162  | 47.03
| PFP | Mario Bejer  | 837  | 1.63
Valid ballots  | 51,379  | 84.46
Invalid or blank votes  | 9,456  | 15.54
Total votes | 60,835  | 100.00

Incumbent Ronald Cruzat is running for reelection. His opponents are former vice mayor Julian Casapao and former councilor Ren Shuster Maramot

Bauan vice mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Ronald Cruzat | 19,396  | 38.46
| Lakas | Ren Shuster Maramot  | 18,915  | 37.51
| Independent | Julian Casapao  | 12,115  | 24.03
Valid ballots  | 50,426  | 82.89
Invalid or blank votes  | 10,409  | 17.11
Total votes | 60,835  | 100.00

#### Lobo

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Incumbent Geronimo Alfiler first assumed as vice mayor upon the death of vice mayor Gaudioso Manalo. Months later, he assumed the mayorship when mayor Lota Manalo was dismissed by the Office of the Ombudsman for violation of the Ease of Doing Business Act. Manalo re-assumed as mayor after the Court of Appeals reversed the decision of the Ombudsman, while Alfiler re-assumed as vice mayor. However, the Office of the Ombudsman suspended Manalo, making Alfiler as the acting mayor.

Lobo mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Lakas | Geronimo Alfiler  | 12,276  | 48.13
| Nacionalista | Lota Manalo | 12,016  | 47.11
| PROMDI | Queenie Manalo  | 674  | 2.64
| Independent | Michael Cueto  | 541  | 2.12
Valid ballots  | 25,507  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 29,032  | 100.00

Incumbent Geronimo Alfiler assumed office after the death of vice mayor Gaudioso Manalo. Upon his assumption as mayor, Angelito Abiera who was the first councilor assumed the position of vice mayor. However, upon the re-assumption of Lota Manalo as mayor, Alfiler was re-assumed as vice mayor.

Lobo vice mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Lakas | Angelito Abiera  | 11,657  | 46.30
| Nacionalista | Denden Araja  | 11,189  | 44.44
| Independent | Jason Manalo  | 2,329  | 9.25
Valid ballots  | 25,175  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 29,032  | 100.00

#### Mabini

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Incumbent Nilo Villanueva is running for reelection, however he withdrew his candidacy in November 2024. As a result, his opponent, former mayor Noel Luistro is running unopposed

Mabini mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| PFP | Noel "Bitrics" Luistro  | 21,422  | 100.00
Valid ballots  | 21,422  | 59.65
Invalid or blank votes  | 14,491  | 40.35
Total votes | 35,913  | 100.00
| PFP gain from Nacionalista

Incumbent Leonido Bantugon is running for reelection.

Mabini vice mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| PFP | Jose Nelson Hernandez  | 15,592  | 53.48
| Nacionalista | Leonido Bantugon | 13,563  | 46.52
Valid ballots  | 29,155  | 81.07
Invalid or blank votes  | 6,798  | 18.93
Total votes | 35,913  | 100.00

#### San Luis

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Incumbent Oscarlito Hernandez is running for reelection.

San Luis mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Lakas | Oscarlito Hernandez | 14,854  | 65.05
| PFP | Edelino Medina  | 7,028  | 30.78
| Independent | Felix Diomampo  | 952  | 4.17
Valid ballots  | 22,834  | 84.91
Invalid or blank votes  | 4,053  | 15.19
Total votes | 26,877  | 100.00

Incumbent Ma-an De Gracia is running for reelection.

San Luis vice mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Lakas | Ma-an De Gracia | 7,393  | 32.32
| Nacionalista | Rannie Gatchalian  | 6,265  | 27.39
| NUP | Benjamin De Castro  | 5,350  | 23.29
| PFP | Marjorie De Castro  | 3,863  | 16.89
Valid ballots  | 22,871  | 85.06
Invalid or blank votes  | 4,016  | 14.94
Total votes | 26,887  | 100.00

#### San Pascual

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Although eligible for reelection, incumbent Antonio Dimayuga is no longer seeking reelection. Running for the position is incumbent Vice Mayor Angelina Castillo and former mayor Rosario Anna Victoria Conti. The Commission on Elections cancelled the candidacy of incumbent board member Arlina Magboo due to false material representation.

San Pascual mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Independent | Rosario Anna Victoria Conti  | 19,809  | 54.19
| Lakas | Angelina Castillo  | 16,743  | 45.81
Valid ballots  | 36,552  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 44,264  | 100.00

Incumbent Angelina Castillo is running for mayor. Her party nominated Reyshanne Joy Marquez. Her opponent is incumbent councilor Romuel Aguila

San Pascual vice mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Romuel Aguila  | 19,245  | 53.08
| Lakas | Reyshanne Joy Marquez  | 17,009  | 46.92
Valid ballots  | 36,254  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 44,264  | 100.00

#### Tingloy

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Incumbent mayor Lauro Alvarez and vice mayor Dawn Erika Alvarez will stand unopposed for reelection.

Tingloy mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Independent | Lauro Alvarez | 7,173  | 100.00
Valid ballots  | 7,173  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 11,385  |
| Independent hold

Incumbent Dawn Erika Alvarez is running for reelection unopposed.

Tingloy vice mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Independent | Dawn Erika Alvarez | 7,240  | 100.00
Valid ballots  | 7,240  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 11,385  |
| Independent hold

### Third district

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* Cities: Santo Tomas, Tanauan
* Municipalities: Agoncillo, Alitagtag, Balete, Cuenca, Laurel, Malvar, Mataasnakahoy, San Nicolas, Santa Teresita, Talisay

#### Santo Tomas

[edit]

Incumbent Arth Jhun Marasigan is running for reelection. His opponents are Raymond Theodore Almeda, Dennis Sanchez and former municipal engineer Nolie Sanchez.

Santo Tomas mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Arth Jhun Marasigan | 68,583  | 67.32
| Lakas | Nolando Sanchez  | 29,251  | 28.71
| NPC | Dennis Sanchez  | 3,434  | 3.37
| Independent | Raymond Theodore Almeda  | 608  | 0.6
Valid ballots  | 101,876  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 124,836  |
| Nacionalista hold

Incumbent Cathy Jaurige-Perez is running for reelection. Her opponent is former vice mayor Armenius Silva.

Santo Tomas vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Cathy Jaurige-Perez | 69,038  | 70.46
| Lakas | Armenius Silva  | 28,950  | 29.54
Valid ballots  | 97,988  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 124,836  | 100.00
| Nacionalista hold
2025 Santo Tomas City Council elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Ross Allan Maligaya | 59,287  | 7.78
| NPC | Victor Bathan | 53,375  | 7.00
| NPC | Leovino Villegas | 50.798  | 6.66
| NPC | Adrian Carpio | 52,862  | 6.93
| NPC | Arturo Pecaña | 51,849  | 6.80
| NPC | Helengrace Navarro | 50,578  | 6.63
| NPC | Danilo Mabilangan | 50,061  | 6.57
| NPC | Wilfredo Maliksi  | 48,772  | 6.40
| Nacionalista | Raquel Maloles-Salazar | 46,505  | 6.10
| NPC | Proceso Mendoza  | 38,098  | 5.00
| Lakas | Renante Arcillas  | 35,922  | 4.71
| Lakas | Boy Christopher Ramos  | 27,613  | 3.62
| Lakas | Jay Oloc-oloc  | 25,718  | 3.37
| Lakas | Kim Ryan Balitaan  | 25,511  | 3.35
| Lakas | Eric Gonzales  | 22,841  | 3.00
| Lakas | Ma. Filipina Garcia  | 20,558  | 2.70
| Lakas | Bobbit Guevarra  | 19,636  | 2.58
| Lakas | Bernardo Sarmiento  | 18,505  | 2.43
| Lakas | Filomeno Miel Nora  | 18,179  | 2.38
| Lakas | Elenita Allanigue  | 16,975  | 2.23
| Independent | Sonny Carpio  | 12,204  | 1.60
| Independent | Al Sanchez  | 8,173  | 1.07
| Independent | Homer Salvador  | 5,177  | 0.68
| Independent | Choiy Sy  | 3,327  | 0.44
Total votes | 762,519  | 100.00

#### Tanauan

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Incumbent Nelson Perez Collantes is running for reelection. His opponents are his 2022 primary opponent Mark Anthony Halili and incumbent vice-mayor Herminigildo Trinidad Jr.

Tanauan mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Sonny Collantes | 64,266  | 49.97
| PFP | Mark Anthony Halili  | 34,019  | 26.45
| PDP–Laban | Herminigildo Trinidad, Jr.  | 29,684  | 23.08
| Independent | Jesusa Garcia  | 524  | 0.41
| Independent | Alberto Javier  | 120  | 0.09
Valid ballots  | 128,613  | 84.95
Invalid or blank votes  | 22,787  | 15.05
Total votes | 151,400  | 100.00
| NPC hold

Incumbent Herminigildo Trinidad, Jr. is not seeking reelection and will instead run for mayor.

Tanauan vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Wilfredo Ablao  | 63,811  | 51.91
| PFP | Sam Bengzon  | 59,109  | 48.09
Valid ballots  | 122,920  | 81.89
Invalid or blank votes  | 28,480  | 19.11
Total votes | 151,400  | 100.00
| NPC gain from PDP–Laban
2025 Tanauan City Council Elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Tirso Oruga  |  |
| NPC | Clarence Micosa  |  |
| NPC | Sonny Natanauan  |  |
| NPC | Czylene Marqueses |  |
| PFP | Kristel Guelos |  |
| PFP | Marissa Tabing |  |
| NPC | Mario Leus Gonzales  |  |
| NPC | Rene Alcantara  |  |
| NPC | Lilibeth Arcega  |  |
| PFP | Marcelo Eric Manglo |  |
| PFP | Herman De Sagun |  |
| PFP | Eugene Yson |  |
| NPC | Chevy Blessing Menguito  |  |
| PDP | Angel Burgos  |  |
| PFP | Joseph Castillo  |  |
| PFP | Shirley Platon  |  |
| PDP | Glen Win Gonzales  |  |
| PFP | Carlos Laurel  |  |
| PFP | Benedicto Corona |  |
| NPC | Marco Amurao  |  |
| NPC | Rebecca Javier  |  |
| PDP | Kennedy Macalindong  |  |
| PFP | Bobby Ofrin  |  |
| Independent | Marie Ramilo  |  |
| Independent | Leo Hernandez  |  |
| Independent | Cipriano Rile  |  |
| Independent | Marcos Valdez  |  |
| Independent | Edwin Magsino  |  |
| Independent | Jofet Villaflor  |  |
| Independent | Mark Rodelas  |  |
Total votes |  |

#### Agoncillo

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Incumbent Cinderella Reyes is running for reelection. Her opponent is former vice mayor Danilo Amuran

Agoncillo mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Cinderella Reyes | 13,710  | 56.87
| Lakas | Danilo Anuran  | 10,398  | 43.13
Valid ballots  | 24,108  | 88.04
Invalid or blank votes  | 3,275  | 11.96
Total votes | 27,383  | 100.00
| NPC hold

Incumbent Daniel Reyes is not seeking reelection.

Agoncillo vice mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Remjelljan Humarang  | 12,396  | 52.14
| Lakas | Anna Kristina De Leon  | 11,382  | 47.86
Valid ballots  | 23,778  | 86.83
Invalid or blank votes  | 3,605  | 13.17
Total votes | 27,383  | 100.00
| NPC hold

#### Alitagtag

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Incumbent Edilberto Ponggos is not seeking reelection. His wife Jo-ann Ponggos is his party's nominee. She and incumbent vice mayor Manuel Abrigo are running unopposed.

Alitagtag mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Jo-Ann Ponggos  | 12,283  | 100.00
Valid ballots  | 12,283  | 63.81
Invalid or blank votes  | 6,966  | 36.19
Total votes | 19,249  | 100.00
| NPC hold
Alitagtag vice mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Manuel Abrigo | 13,177  | 100.00
Valid ballots  | 13,177  | 68.46
Invalid or blank votes  | 6,072  | 31.54
Total votes | 19,249  | 100.00
| NPC hold

#### Balete

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Incumbent Wilson Maralit is running for reelection.

Balete mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Wilson Maralit | 9,418  | 73.21
| Independent | Armando Maralit  | 3,108  | 24.16
| Independent | Dojie Ocampo  | 339  | 2.63
Valid ballots  | 12,865  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 15,206  |
| Nacionalista hold

Incumbent Alvin Payo is running for reelection.

Balete vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Alvin Payo | 6,898  | 55.78
| Independent | Erwin Ocampo  | 5,469  | 44.22
Valid ballots  | 12,368  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 15,206  |
| Nacionalista hold

#### Cuenca

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Incumbent Alexander Magpantay is running for reelection. His opponents are former mayor Faye Endaya-Baretto and incumbent Councilor Ervin Remo.

Cuenca mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Alexander Magpantay | 11,938  | 53.34
| Lakas | Ervin Raymund Remo  | 6,330  | 28.28
| Liberal | Faye Endaya=Baretto  | 4,113  | 18.38
Valid ballots  | 22,318  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 25,742  |

Incumbent Aurea Pantas is running for re-election. Her opponents are Melvin Cuevas and councilor Niña Verdan.

Cuenca vice mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Aurea Pantas | 9,337  | 42.41
| Lakas | Niña Nelia Verdan  | 6,432  | 29.22
| Liberal | Melvin Cuevas  | 6,245  | 28.37
Valid ballots  | 22,014  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 25,742  |

#### Laurel

[edit]

Incumbent Lyndon Bruce is running for reelection. His opponent is former mayor Randy James Amo.

Laurel mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Lyndon Bruce | 17,891  | 69.07
| Liberal | Randy James Amo  | 8,011  | 30.93
Valid ballots  | 25,902  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 28,925  |

Incumbent Aries Parrilla initially filed for reelection but later withdrew to give way to the candidacy of Brandon Bruce, incumbent ABC president and brother of incumbent mayor Lyndon Bruce. His opponents Gerardo Mendoza, former vice mayor Rachelle Ogalinola, and John-John Rodriguez.

Laurel vice mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Independent | Brandon Bruce  | 16,365  | 64.58
| PFP | Gerardo Mendoza  | 4,675  | 18.45
| Independent | John-John Rodriguez  | 3,761  | 14.84
| Liberal | Rachelle Ogalinola  | 518  | 2.12
Valid ballots  | 25,902  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 28,925  |

#### Malvar

[edit]

Incumbent Cristeta Reyes is running for reelection. Her opponent is former Philippine Coast Guard commandant Artemio Abu.

Malvar mayoralty election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| PFP | Artemio Abu | 16,686  | 51.05
| Nacionalista | Critsteta Reyes | 15,997  | 48.95
Valid ballots  | 32,683  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 39,256  |

Incumbent Alberto Lat is running for councilor. His brother, incumbent councilor Emiliano Lat is his party's nominee. His opponent is Fe Magpantay, sister of former vice mayor Simeon Magpantay.

Malvar vice mayoralty election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| PFP | Emiliano Lat  | 22,486  | 69.67
| Nacionalista | Fe Magpantay  | 9,790  | 30.33
Valid ballots  | 32,276  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 39,256  |

#### Mataasnakahoy

[edit]

Incumbent Janet Ilagan is running for reelection. Her opponent is Lucia Ellery Gardiola-Silva, sister of incumbent CWS Partylist Representative Edwin Gardiola and wife of former mayor Gualberto Silva.

Mataasnakahoy mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Lucia Ellery Gardiola-Silva  | 12,376  | 62.66
| PROMDI | Janet Ilagan | 7,346  | 37.34
Valid ballots  | 19,672  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 22,311  |

Incumbent Jay Ilagan is running for Governor of Batangas.

Mataasnakahoy vice mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Aksyon | Earel Benedicto Gardiola  | 12,852  | 66.40
| PROMDI | Mark Villalobos  | 5,527  | 28.56
| Independent | Glenn Dimaano  | 975  | 504
Valid ballots  |  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes |  |

#### San Nicolas

[edit]

Incumbent Lester De Sagun is running for reelection.

San Nicolas mayoral elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Lester De Sagun | 8,562  | 62.05
| PFP | Aquilino Harvey Gahol  | 5,236  | 37.95
Valid ballots  | 13,798  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 16,051  | 100.00

Incumbent Napoleon Arceo is running for reelection.

San Nicolas vice mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Lakas | Mark Jason De Sagun  | 6,955  | 51.00
| NPC | Napoleon Arceo | 5,765  | 42.27
| PFP | Ireneo Hernandez  | 917  | 6.72
Valid ballots  | 13,637  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 16,051  | 100.00

#### Santa Teresita

[edit]

Incumbent Norberto Segunial Jr. is running for reelection.

Santa Teresita mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Norberto Segunial Jr. | 8,998  | 76.46
| PROMDI | Francia Dagook  | 2,771  | 23.54
Valid ballots  | 11,796  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 14,295  |

Incumbent Ma. Aurea Segunial is running for reelection.

Santa Teresita vice mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Ma. Aurea Segunial | 9,399  | 82.65
| PROMDI | Reginaldo Marquinez  | 1,973  | 17.35
Valid ballots  | 11,372  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 14,295  |

#### Talisay

[edit]

Incumbent Nestor Natanauan is running for reelection.

Talisay mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Nestor Natanauan | 16,901  | 64.66
| PFP | Gerry Natanauan  | 9,239  | 35.34
Valid ballots  | 26,140  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 30,724  |

Incumbent Francis Magsino is running for reelection

Talisay vice mayoralty elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| NPC | Francis Magsino | 15,978  | 62.96
| PFP | Jerome Natanauan  | 9,400  | 37.04
Valid ballots  | 25,378  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 30,724  |

### Fourth district

[edit]

* Municipalities: Ibaan, Padre Garcia, Rosario, San Jose, San Juan, Taysan

#### Ibaan

[edit]

Incumbent Edralyn Joy Salvame is running for vice mayor. She endorsed businesswoman Jane Casas for the position. Her opponent is former mayor Artemio Chua. Henry Perez was declared a nuisance candidate by the Commission on Elections.

Ibaan mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Independent | Jane Casas  | 20,880  | 57.00
| Independent | Artemio Chua  | 15,757  | 43.00
Valid ballots  | 36,637  | 88.71
Invalid or blank votes  | 4,664  | 11.29
Total votes | 41,301  | 100.00

Incumbent Juvy Mendoza is running for councilor. Her party nominated incumbent mayor Edralyn Joy Salvame. Her opponent is Marlon De Torres.

Ibaan vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| PRP | Edralyn Joy Salvame  | 24,656  | 67.51
| Independent | Marlon De Torres  | 11,731  | 32.49
Valid ballots  | 36,387  | 88.10
Invalid or blank votes  | 4,914  | 11.90
Total votes | 41,301  | 100.00
Ibaan municipal council election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Independent | Juvy Mendoza  |  |
| Independent | John Henry Cabatay  |  |
| Independent | Erwin Andal |  |
| Independent | Eloise Jan Tejada |  |
| Independent | Sixto Yabyabin |  |
| Independent | Arsenio Ricero |  |
| PRP | Eddie Pasia  |  |
| Independent | Phill Joshua Caringal |  |
| Independent | Paquito Barte |  |
| Independent | Jullius Panaligan  |  |
| Independent | Cesar Marasigan  |  |
| Independent | Almario Hernandez  |  |
| Independent | Guardiano "Dondon" Ron Jr.  |  |
| Independent | Mynard Mendoza  |  |
| Independent | Lhoulou "Lulu" Andal  |  |
Total votes |  |

#### Padre Garcia

[edit]

Both mayor Celsa Rivera and vice mayor Micko Angelo Rivera will stand unopposed for reelection.

Padre Garcia mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Liberal | Celsa Rivera | 26,800  | 100.00
Valid ballots  | 26,800  | 100.00
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 34,545  |
| Liberal hold
Padre Garcia Vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Liberal | Micko Angelo Rivera | 26,405  | 100.00
Valid ballots  | 26,405  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 34,545  | 100.00
| Liberal hold

#### Rosario

[edit]

Incumbent Leovigildo Morpe is running for reelection. His opponent is Joel Alvarez, who was his opponent in 2022.

Rosario mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Leovigildo Morpe | 48,249  | 65.85
| Aksyon | Joel Alvarez  | 24,760  | 33.79
| Independent | Nestor Ilagan  | 258  | 0.39
Margin of victory |  |
Valid ballots  | 73,267  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 85,045  |

Incumbent Atanacio Zara is running for reelection. His opponent is former mayor Manuel Alvarez.

Rosario vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
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| Nacionalista | Atanacio Zara | 51,274  | 72.02
| Aksyon | Manuel Alvarez  | 19,920  | 27.98
Margin of victory |  |
Valid ballots  | 71,194  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 85,045  |
2025 Rosario Municipal Council Elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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|
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| Nacionalista | Jose Galicha |  |
| Nacionalista | Edward Aguilar |  |
| Nacionalista | Darius Aguado |  |
| Nacionalista | Marciano Aquino |  |
| Nacionalista | Joaz De Veyra |  |
| Nacionalista | Dennis Hernandez  |  |
| Nacionalista | Teodoro Karr Luansing |  |
| Nacionalista | Albino Altura |  |
| Aksyon | Arnold Austria  |  |
| Aksyon | Victor Delen  |  |
| Aksyon | Christopher Conti  |  |
| Aksyon | Marilou Villapando  |  |
| Aksyon | Louie Montalbo  |  |
| Aksyon | Apolonia Ilagan  |  |
| Aksyon | Nelson Dagli  |  |
| Aksyon | Lolly Barcelos  |  |
| PFP | Marawi Omandam  |  |
Total votes |  |

#### San Jose

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Incumbent Mayor Valentino Patron is term-limited and is running for Vice Mayor. His daughter, incumbent councilor Vanessa Patron is his party's nominee. Her opponents are former mayor Entiquio Briones, Genaro Masilungan Jr. and incumbent ABC president Reggie Virtucio, widow of former Vice Mayor Noel Virtucio.

San Jose mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Reggie Virtucio  | 20,413  | 37.14
| PFP | Entiquio Briones  | 17,986  | 32.73
| Aksyon | Vanessa Patron  | 16,454  | 29.94
| Independent | Genaro Masilungan Jr.  | 105  | 0.19
Valid ballots  | 54,958  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 62,236  |

Incumbent Vice Mayor Renji Arcilla who assumed office after the death of Vice Mayor Noel Virtucio is not seeking a three-year term. His party nominated incumbent mayor Valentino Patron.

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

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|
|

| Aksyon | Valentino Patron  | 23,428  | 43.65
| PFP | Oscar Mendoza  | 20.686  | 38.54
| Nacionalista | Alex Mendoza  | 9,323  | 17.37
| Independent | Ronald Macaraig  | 233  | 0.43
Valid ballots  | 53,670  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 62,236  |

#### San Juan

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Both mayor Ildebrando Salud and vice mayor Octavio Antonio Marasigan will stand unopposed for reelection.

San Juan mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Ildebrando Salud | 51,772  | 100.00
Valid ballots  | 51,772  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 76,584  |
| Nacionalista hold
San Juan Vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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|
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| Nacionalista | Octavio Antonio Marasigan | 51,725  | 100.00
Valid ballots  | 51,725  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 76,584  |
| Nacionalista hold
2025 San Juan Municipal Council Elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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|
|

| Nacionalista | Wenilo Ada | 38,423  | 11.35
| Nacionalista | Angelo Luis Marasigan | 37,859  | 11.118
| Nacionalista | Florencio "Poling" De Chavez | 36,375  | 10.74
| Independent | Shalimar Salud  | 31,391  | 9.27
| Nacionalista | Miljun Magadia  | 29,551  | 8.73
| Nacionalista | Gerardo Tantay, Jr. | 26,410  | 7.80
| Nacionalista | Grenalyn "Ineng" Virtusio | 26,089  | 7.71
| Independent | Owen Manimtim  | 25,864  | 7.64
| Nacionalista | Meynardo Robles | 24,102  | 7.12
| Nacionalista | Erniño "Kid" Llana  | 23,756  | 7.02
| Independent | Allan Malabanan  | 18,080  | 5.34
| Independent | Alexander Mercado  | 15,559  | 4.60
| Independent | Pelita Zaraspe  | 5,126  | 1.51
Total votes | 338,585  | 100.00

#### Taysan

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Incumbent Edilberto Abaday who assumed office after the Office of the Ombudsman dismissed former mayor Grande Gutierrez is running for his first full three-year term. His opponents are Elizabeth Gutierrez, wife of former mayor Grande Gutierrez, former mayor Victor Portugal Jr. and 2022 mayoral candidate Brigido Villena.

Taysan mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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|
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| PROMDI | Brigido Villena  | 7,864  | 30.14
| NPC | Victor Portugal Jr.  | 7,569  | 29.01
| Nacionalista | Edilberto Abaday | 5,357  | 20.53
| Independent | Elizabeth Gutierrez  | 5,300  | 20.31
Margin of victory |  |
Valid ballots  | 26,090  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 30,000  |

Incumbent Luis Favorito who assumed office after the assumption of Edilberto Abaday as mayor following the dismissal of mayor Grande Gutierrez is no longer seeking a three-year term. His party nominated Bongbong Comia. His opponents are incumbent councilor Francisco Dio, former Vice Mayor Marianito Perez, and former Batangas City councilor Eloisa Portugal.

Taysan vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| NPC | Eloisa Portugal  | 7,907  | 30.93
| Nacionalista | Bongbong Comia  | 6,475  | 25.32
| PROMDI | Marianito Perez  | 5,411  | 21,16
| Independent | Francisco Dio  | 3,944  | 15,43
| Independent | Ronald Ancheta  | 1,831  |
Margin of victory |  |
Valid ballots  | 25,568  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 30,000  |

### Fifth district

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* City: Batangas City

#### Batangas City

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Incumbent Beverley Rose Dimacuha is term-limited and is running for Congress, switching places with her husband, incumbent representative Marvey Mariño.

Batangas City mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Marvey Mariño | 116,487  | 62.85
| PFP | Clemente Berberabe  | 68,857  | 37.15
Margin of victory |  |
Valid ballots  | 185,344  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 228,263  |

Incumbent Alyssa Renee Cruz is running for reelection.

Batangas City vice mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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|
|

| Nacionalista | Alyssa Cruz  | 147,955  | 84.48
| PFP | Carlo Mercado  | 27,183  | 15.52
Margin of victory |  |
Valid ballots  | 175,138  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 228,263  |
2025 Batangas City Council Elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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|
|

| Nacionalista | Ma. Claudette Ambida  | 148,368  | 10.69%
| Nacionalista | Aileen Montalbo  | 129,116  | 9.30%
| Nacionalista | Arthur Blanco  | 127,991  | 9.22%
| Nacionalista | Andrea Faytaren Macaraig | 115,831  | 8.34%
| Nacionalista | Gerry Dela Roca  | 101,539  | 7.31%
| Nacionalista | Armando Lazarte | 98,027  | 7.06%
| Nacionalista | Lorenzo Gamboa Jr. | 92,792  | 6.68%
| Nacionalista | Ailin Grace Dimacuha  | 90,914  | 6.55%
| Nacionalista | Zester Carlo Hernandez | 90,244  | 6.50%
| Nacionalista | Jonash Tolentino | 89,860  | 6.47%
| Nacionalista | Isidra "Ched" Atienza | 87,872  | 6.33%
| Nacionalista | Michael Villena | 85,495  | 6.16%
| PFP | Ruben Maderazo  | 29,468  | 2.12%
| PFP | Francisco Tegon  | 28,281  | 2.03%
| Independent | Julian Mendoza  | 26,230  | 1.89%
| PFP | Archie Tumambing  | 25,614  | 1.84%
| PFP | Dan-Rey Reyes  | 20,828  | 1.50%
Total votes | 1,387,171  | 100.00%

### Sixth district

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* City: Lipa

#### Lipa City

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Incumbent Eric Africa is running for reelection unopposed.

Lipa City mayoral election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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|
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| Nacionalista | Eric Africa | 194,319  | 100.00
Valid ballots  | 194,319  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 257,401  |
| Nacionalista hold

Incumbent Camille Angeline Lopez is running for reelection. Her opponent is incumbent councilor Mikee Morada.

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

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Mikee Morada  | 140,205  | 66.01
| Independent | Camille Angeline Lopez | 72,194  | 33.99
Margin of victory | 68,011  |
Valid ballots  | 212,399  |
Invalid or blank votes  |  |
Total votes | 257,401  | 100.00
2025 Lipa City Council Elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

|
|
|

| Nacionalista | Lydio Lopez Jr. | 147,107  | 8.63%
| Nacionalista | Jennifer Spye Toledo | 141,143  | 8.28%
| Nacionalista | Gally Angeles | 140,716  | 8.25%
| Nacionalista | Venice Manalo | 131,604  | 7.72%
| Nacionalista | Nicole Ronquillo | 128,378  | 7.53%
| Nacionalista | Mike Lina | 122,425  | 7.18%
| Nacionalista | Mark Aries Luancing  | 121,026  | 7.10%
| Nacionalista | Joel Pua  | 119,239  | 6.99%
| Nacionalista | Merlo Silva | 118,923  | 6.97%
| Nacionalista | Mikee Umali  | 113,093  | 6.63%
| Nacionalista | Leonilo Catipon  | 112,777  | 6.61%
| Nacionalista | Aries Macala | 108,446  | 6.36%
| Independent | Beverly Luancing-Luna  | 95,728  | 5.61%
| Independent | Earl Maranan  | 31,773  | 1.85%
| Independent | Ed Villanueva  | 31,227  | 1.83%
| Independent | Roy Sanggalang  | 25,565  | 1.50%
| Independent | Leo Ona  | 16,409  | 0.96%
Total votes | 1,805,579  | 100.00%

## References

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1. ^ "Final Data on the Registered Voters" (PDF). COMELEC. January 23, 2025. Retrieved April 29, 2025.
2. ^ Alamag, Bayani (August 11, 2023). "Mataas na Kahoy Vice Mayor Ilagan, tuloy ang laban sa pagka-gobernador". Unlinews Online. Retrieved February 4, 2024.
3. ^ a b "Vi For Victory? Vilma Santos, Luis Manzano, Ryan Christian Recto Running For Top Batangas Posts". Politiko. September 29, 2024. Retrieved September 29, 2024.
4. ^ a b c d "Data on the Total Number Established and Clustered Precincts, Registered Voters and Voting Centers" (PDF). Commission on Elections.
5. ^ a b c d "COC Results". Commission on Elections.

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