2025 Iligan local elections

Local election in the Philippines

2025 Iligan local elections

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

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Registered| 189,050
Turnout| 158,396

Mayoral election

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PMP

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Candidate  | Frederick Siao | Leony Roy Ga
Party  | Nacionalista | PMP
Running mate  | Marianito Alemania  | Ernest Oliver Uy
Popular vote  | 73,095  | 66,894
Percentage  | 46.15%  | 42.23%

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IND

NUP

Candidate  | Franklin Quijano  | Rolando Anduyan
Party  | Independent | NUP
Running mate  | Jemar Vera Cruz  | Andres Visaya Jr.
Popular vote  | 10,283  | 4,097
Percentage  | 6.49%  | 2.59%

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| Mayor before election

Frederick Siao
Nacionalista

| Elected mayor

Frederick Siao
Nacionalista

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Local elections were held in Iligan on May 12, 2025, as part of the 2025 Philippine general election. The electorate elected a mayor, a vice mayor, twelve members of the Iligan City Council, and one district representative to the House of Representatives of the Philippines. The officials elected will assume their respective offices on June 30, 2025, for a three-year-long term.

* Electorate (2025): 189,050
* Turnout (2025): 158,396 (83.79%)

## Mayoral election

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Incumbent mayor Frederick Siao reelected for his second consecutive term.[1][2] [3]

2025 Iligan City Mayoral Election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Nacionalista | Frederick Siao  | 73,095  | 46.15
| PMP | Leony Roy Ga  | 66,894  | 42.23
| Independent | Franklin Quijano  | 10,283  | 6.49
| NUP | Rolando Anduyan  | 4,097  | 2.59
Valid ballots  | 154,378  | 97.46
Invalid or blank votes  | 4,018  | 2.54
Total votes | 158,396  | 100.00

## Vice mayoral election

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Businessman Ernest Oliver Uy unseated incumbent Marianito Alemania.[4][2] [5]

2025 Iligan City vice mayoral Election  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PMP | Ernest Oliver Uy  | 70,306  | 44.39
| Nacionalista | Marianito Alemania  | 65,976  | 41.65
| PDP–Laban | Jemar Vera Cruz  | 13,175  | 8.32
| NUP | Andres Visaya Jr.  | 1,699  | 1.07
Valid ballots  | 151,165  | 95.43
Invalid or blank votes  | 7,231  | 4.57
Total votes | 158,396  | 100.00

## Congressional election

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Incumbent Celso Regencia also reelected for his second consecutive term.[2] [6]

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Iligan City Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Lakas | Celso Regencia  | 73,535  | 46.42
| Nacionalista | Oscar Badelles  | 57,728  | 36.45
| NUP | Graciano Mijares  | 11,343  | 7.16
| PDP–Laban | Emmanuel Salibay  | 5,697  | 3.60
| Independent | Seigred Joseph Espina  | 740  | 0.47
Valid ballots  | 149,043  | 94.10
Invalid or blank votes  | 9,353  | 5.90
Total votes | 158,396  | 100.00

## City council election

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Below is the complete list of candidates. Parties are as stated in their certificates of candidacy.[2] [5]

2025 Iligan City Council Elections  Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| PMP | Nhicolle Capangpangan  | 73,120  | 46.16
| Nacionalista | Thomas Derrick Siao  | 68,002  | 42.93
| Nacionalista | Providencio Abragan Jr.  | 67,869  | 42.85
| Nacionalista | Bernard Pacaña  | 66,272  | 41.84
| Nacionalista | Michelle Echavez Sweet  | 65,970  | 41.65
| Nacionalista | Marlene Young  | 65,840  | 41.57
| Nacionalista | Samuel Huertas  | 65,307  | 41.23
| Nacionalista | Vincenro King Belmonte  | 64,135  | 40.49
| PMP | Ian Chua Uy  | 62,590  | 39.51
| PMP | Randy Lasmarias Ong  | 62,202  | 39.27
| Nacionalista | Ramil Emborong  | 61,931  | 39.10
| NPC | Simplicio Larrazabal III  | 60,695  | 38.32
| PMP | Lamberto Macapagal Jr.  | 60,193  | 38.00
| PMP | Veronico Echavez  | 59,406  | 37.50
| PMP | Demosthenes Plando  | 58,139  | 36.70
| PMP | Holden Ian Loking  | 57,749  | 36.46
| Nacionalista | Melvin Anggot  | 57,643  | 36.39
| PMP | Grecita Catubig  | 57,315  | 36.18
| Nacionalista | Maria Paz Teresa Zalsos-Uychiat  | 56,867  | 35.90
| PMP | Dexter Rey Sumaoy  | 55,364  | 34.95
| PMP | Giovanni Encabo  | 54,642  | 34.50
| Nacionalista | Irvine Sumagang  | 52,898  | 33.40
| PMP | Amador Baller  | 52,892  | 33.39
| PMP | Richard Gomez-Yap Veloso  | 48,509  | 30.63
| PDP–Laban | Sorilie Christine Bacsarpa  | 17,524  | 11.06
| PDP–Laban | Voltaire Rovira II  | 16,486  | 10.41
| NUP | Rudolph Charles Tamula  | 14,414  | 9.10
| PDP–Laban | Ariel Barry Magallanes  | 13,759  | 8.69
| Independent | Rex Lao Razo  | 13,141  | 8.30
| NUP | Teodoro Gayo Jr.  | 12,262  | 7.74
| NUP | Philamer Sabarre  | 9,165  | 5.79
| PDP–Laban | Dominic Carillo  | 8,664  | 5.47
| PDP–Laban | Michael Hussein Macarambon  | 8,383  | 5.29
| PDP–Laban | Randy Salcedo  | 7,727  | 4.88
| NUP | Leopoldo Ricarte Jr.  | 7,645  | 4.83
| PDP–Laban | Valeriano Murillo Jr.  | 6,795  | 4.29
| PDP–Laban | Jonathan Maeslim  | 5,392  | 3.40
| NUP | Alberto Ong Jr.  | 5,336  | 3.37
| NUP | Allysah Pangandaman  | 5,074  | 3.20
| NUP | Alfredo Nuena Obina Jr.  | 4,998  | 3.16
| NUP | Kirk Troy Fernan  | 3,990  | 2.52
| NUP | Lilibeth Imperial  | 2,905  | 1.83
| Independent | Julie Olazo Lao  | 2,681  | 1.69
| Independent | Kenneth Austria  | 2,636  | 1.66
| Independent | Scott Summer Destura  | 2,203  | 1.39
| Independent | Jun Marmay Biston  | 1,201  | 0.76
| Independent | Izwyn Giban Marin  | 1,143  | 0.72
Valid ballots  | 135,958  | 85.83
Invalid or blank votes  | 22,438  | 14.17
Total votes | 158,396  | 100.00

## Tickets

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### Asenso Iliganon Party 2025

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Asenso Iliganon Party 2025

# | Position | Party
For Mayor
4  | Frederick Siao  |  | Nacionalista
For Vice Mayor
1  | Marianito Alemania  |  | Nacionalista
For House of Representatives (Lone District)
1  | Oscar Badelles  |  | Nacionalista
For City Council
1  | Providencio Abragan Jr.  |  | Nacionalista
2  | Melvin Anggot  |  | Nacionalista
7  | King Belmonte  |  | Nacionalista
13  | Ramil Emborong  |  | Nacionalista
17  | Samuel Huertas  |  | Nacionalista
20  | Simplicio Larrazabal III  |  | NPC
31  | Bernard Pacaña  |  | Nacionalista
39  | Derrick Siao  |  | Nacionalista
40  | Irvine Sumagang  |  | Nacionalista
43  | Michelle Echavez Sweet-Booc  |  | Nacionalista
47  | Marlene Young  |  | Nacionalista
48  | Maria Paz Teresa Zalsos-Uychiat  |  | Nacionalista

### United Iligan Party 2025

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United Iligan Party 2025

# | Position | Party
For Mayor
2  | Roy Ga  |  | PMP
For Vice Mayor
2  | Wekwek Uy  |  | PMP
For House of Representatives (Lone District)
4  | Celso Regencia  |  | Lakas
For City Council
6  | Amador "Dongki" Baller  |  | PMP
9  | Nhicolle Capangpangan  |  | PMP
11  | Grace Catubig  |  | PMP
12  | Veronico Echavez  |  | PMP
14  | Atty. Vanni Encabo  |  | PMP
21  | Ian Loking  |  | PMP
22  | Macky Macapagal  |  | PMP
30  | Ryan Rhandy Ong  |  | PMP
33  | Demosthenes Plando  |  | PMP
41  | Dexter Sumaoy  |  | PMP
45  | Ian Uy  |  | PMP
46  | Richard Veloso  |  | PMP

### Abante Iligan

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Abante Iligan

# | Position | Party
For Vice Mayor
3  | Jemar Monsi Vera Cruz  |  | PDP
For House of Representatives (Lone District)
3  | General Buboy Mijares  |  | NUP
For City Council
4  | Ate Sol Bacsarpa  |  | PDP
10  | Dominic Tesdaman Carillo  |  | PDP
23  | Michael Maglinte Macarambon  |  | PDP
24  | Jonathan Magaro Maeslim  |  | PDP
25  | Bong Magallanes  |  | PDP
27  | Pastor Val Murillo  |  | PDP
36  | Voltaire Rovira II  |  | PDP
38  | Randy Salcedo  |  | PDP

### Kargador 2025

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Kargador 2025

# | Position | Party
For Mayor
1  | Rolando Anduyan  |  | NUP
For City Council
15  | Troy Arias Fernan  |  | NUP
16  | Teodoro Gayo Jr.  |  | NUP
28  | Alfredo Nuena Obina Jr.  |  | NUP
31  | Allysah Pangandaman  |  | NUP
35  | Leo Padilla Ricarte  |  | NUP
44  | Rudolph Charles Tamula  |  | NUP

### Barug Iligan Movement 2025

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Barug Iligan Movement 2025

# | Position | Party
For Vice Mayor
1  | Andres Visaya Jr.  |  | NUP
For City Council
15  | Pastor Philamer Sabarre  |  | NUP
16  | Lilibeth Imperial  |  | NUP
28  | Albert Iglupas Ong Jr.  |  | NUP

## References

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1. ^ Soriño, Nora (October 1, 2024). "Mayor Siao's team files CoCs today". Retrieved October 5, 2024.
2. ^ a b c d "Tentative List of Candidates for Local Positions in Region X - Iligan City" (PDF). COMELEC. November 10, 2024. Retrieved January 12, 2024.
3. ^ Maligro, Tatiana (May 13, 2025). "Frederick Siao wins second mandate as Iligan mayor". Rappler. Retrieved June 10, 2025.
4. ^ Ermac, Bonita (October 3, 2024). "Iligan mayor, slate file candidacies". Manila Bulletin. Retrieved October 8, 2024.
5. ^ a b Antonio, Lou Ellen L. (May 15, 2025). "Iligan proclaims 2025 poll winners, officials pledge commitment to progress, unity". PIA. Retrieved June 10, 2025.
6. ^ Soriño, Nora (May 15, 2025). "Incumbents dominate city elections winners in Iligan". Gold Star Daily. Retrieved June 10, 2025.

## External links

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