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2022 Nueva Vizcaya local elections

Local elections were held in the province of Nueva Vizcaya on May 9, 2022, as part of the Philippine general election. Voters selected candidates for all Local positions: a Municipal Mayor, Municipal Vice Mayor and Municipal Councilors, as well as Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the Governor, the Vice Governor, and a Representative for the lone district of Nueva Vizcaya to the House of Representatives. Those elected took their respective offices on June 30, 2022, for a three-year term. 252,486 of 296,233 registered voters voted in this election.[1]

2022 Nueva Vizcaya local elections
← 2019 9 May 2022 (2022-05-09) 2025 →
Gubernatorial election
 
Carlos Padilla LPP.jpg
Jose Tomas Sr. (cropped).jpg
Candidate Carlos Padilla Jose Tomas Sr.
Party Nacionalista PRP
Alliance Team Caloy Team Cares
Running mate Lamberto Galima Jose Gambito
Popular vote 143,552 97,774
Percentage 59.48% 40.52%
Governor before election

Carlos Padilla
Nacionalista

Elected Governor

Carlos Padilla
Nacionalista

Vice Gubernatorial election
 
Governor Jose Gambito (cropped).png
NP
Candidate Jose Gambito Lamberto Galima
Party Lakas Nacionalista
Alliance Team Cares Team Caloy
Popular vote 123,079 101,664
Percentage 54.76% 45.24%
Vice Governor before election

Jose Tomas Sr.
NUP

Elected Vice Governor

Jose Gambito
Lakas

Provincial Board election
10 seats in the Nueva Vizcaya Provincial Board
6 seats needed for a majority
  First party Second party Third party
 
NP
LAKAS
AKSYON
Party Nacionalista Lakas Aksyon
Alliance Team Caloy Team Cares Team Cares
Last election 6 seats, 52.71% Did not participate Did not participate
Seats won 4 4 1
Seat change Decrease 2 Increase 4 Increase 1
Popular vote 425,786 324,016 55,858
Percentage 45.46% 34.59% 5.96%
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
 
PFP
PRP
AKSYON
Party PFP PRP Aksyon
Alliance Team Cares Team Cares
Last election 0 seats, 0.73% Did not participate Did not participate
Seats won 1 0 0
Seat change Increase 1 Steady 0 Steady 0
Popular vote 49,210 23,691 5,918
Percentage 5.25% 2.53% 0.63%
  Seventh party
 
IND
Party Independent
Last election 0 seat, 2.60%
Seats won 0
Seat change Steady 0
Popular vote 52,125
Percentage 5.57%

Incumbent Governor Carlos Padilla was re-elected for his third and final term, while former Vice Governor Jose Gambito successfully reclaimed his former seat. Incumbent Representative Luisa Lloren–Cuaresma also won her third and final term for Congress.[2]

Coalitions

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As the Governor, Vice Governor, and Member of the House of Representatives and Members of the Provincial Board are elected on the same ballot, Gubernatorial candidates may present a slate of candidates for each position per District within the Province.[3]

Administration coalition

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Team Caloy (Agtultuloy iti Progreso)
# Name Party Result
For Representative
lone district
2 Flodemonte Gerdan Nacionalista Lost
For Governor
1 Carlos Padilla Nacionalista Won
For Vice Governor
1 Epifanio Lamberto Galima Nacionalista Lost
For Board Member
1st district
2 Leonard Clemens Cadoy Nacionalista Lost
6 Arnel Hernandez Nacionalista Lost
9 Teodorico Padilla Jr. Nacionalista Lost
10 Elma Pinao-an–Lejao Nacionalista Won
11 Delbert Tidang Nacionalista Won
2nd district
5 Patricio Dumlao Jr. Nacionalista Won
7 Eunice Galima–Gambol Nacionalista Won
10 Victor Gines Jr. Nacionalista Lost
11 Johnny Liban Nacionalista Lost
15 Wilson Salas Nacionalista Lost

Opposition coalition

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Team Cares (Tropang May Puso)
# Name Party Result
For Representative
lone district
1 Luisa Cuaresma Lakas Won
For Governor
2 Jose Tomas Sr. PRP Lost
For Vice Governor
2 Jose Gambito Lakas Won
For Board Member
1st district
1 Edgardo Balgos Lakas Won
4 Edgar Daniel Jr. Lakas Lost
5 Florante Gerdan Aksyon Won
7 Pablo Kindot Lakas Won
8 Benjamin Lucas Jr. Lakas Lost
2nd district
3 Roland Carub Lakas Won
4 Eufemia Dacayo Lakas Won
8 Rolando Galvez PRP Lost
9 Policario Garing Jr. Lakas Lost
12 Primo Percival Marcos PFP Won

Gubernatorial election

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The incumbent Governor is Carlos Padilla, who was re-elected in 2019 election with 58.03% (115,367 votes) of the total votes counted.[4]

Padilla is running for his third and final consecutive term. Padilla was nominated by the Nacionalista Party, his sole and main opponent is the incumbent Vice Governor Jose "Tam-an" Tomas Sr., who is running under the People's Reform Party (PRP). Padilla made a slate, the Team Caloy (Agtultuloy iti Progreso), while Tomas Sr. also made his slate the Team Cares (Tropang May Puso).

Results

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Padilla won his third consecutive term by a landslide victory over Tomas.[2] Padilla won 12 of the 15 towns of the whole province.

CandidatePartyVotes%
Carlos PadillaNacionalista Party143,55259.48
Jose
Tomas Sr.		People's Reform Party97,77440.52
Total241,326100.00
Valid votes241,32695.58
Invalid/blank votes11,1604.42
Total votes252,486100.00
Registered voters/turnout296,23385.23
Nacionalista hold
Source: [1]

Results per municipality

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Municipality Padilla Tomas Sr. Source
Votes % Votes %
Alfonso Castañeda 3,156 68.40 1,458 31.60 [5]
Ambaguio 1,961 31.53 4,259 68.47 [6]
Aritao 11,281 59.95 7,537 40.05 [7]
Bagabag 12,116 66.91 5,991 33.09 [8]
Bambang 15,166 55.08 12,368 44.92 [9]
Bayombong 22,229 69.31 9,841 30.69 [10]
Diadi 5,136 54.59 4,272 45.41 [11]
Dupax del Norte 9,287 61.31 5,860 38.69 [12]
Dupax del Sur 6,411 56.66 4,903 43.34 [13]
Kasibu 8,437 44.34 10,593 55.66 [14]
Kayapa 3,748 28.70 9,312 71.30 [15]
Quezon 7,391 58.71 5,199 41.29 [16]
Santa Fe 5,611 53.94 4,792 46.06 [17]
Solano 24,604 74.27 8,524 25.73 [18]
Villaverde 7,018 71.01 2,865 28.99 [19]
TOTAL
 		143,552 59.48 97,774 40.52 [20]

Vice Gubernatorial election

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The outgoing Vice Governor was Jose "Tam-an" Tomas Sr., who was elected in 2019 election with 51.76% (98,846 votes) of the total votes counted.[4]

Tomas did not for re-election, instead he chose to run for the Governorship, facing re-electionist Governor Carlos Padilla. The Team Cares of Tomas Sr., nominated former Vice Governor Jose Gambito who ran under Lakas–CMD (Lakas), Gambito's sole and main opponent was Epifanio Lamberto Galima, who also served as Vice Governor of the same province. In 2019, Galima and Tomas Sr. also fought for the Vice Governorship, but Galima narrowly lost his re-election bid to Jose "Tam-an" Tomas Sr.[4]

Results

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Gambito narrowly won his bid to reclaim his former position over Galima.[2] Gambito won 12 of the 15 municipalities of the province.

CandidatePartyVotes%
Jose GambitoLakas–CMD123,07954.76
Lamberto GalimaNacionalista Party101,66445.24
Total224,743100.00
Valid votes224,74389.01
Invalid/blank votes27,74310.99
Total votes252,486100.00
Registered voters/turnout296,23385.23
Lakas hold
Source: [1]

Results per municipality

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Municipality Gambito Galima Source
Votes % Votes %
Alfonso Castañeda 1,681 42.02 2,319 57.98 [5]
Ambaguio 4,140 72.20 1,594 27.80 [6]
Aritao 9,576 56.42 7,396 43.58 [7]
Bagabag 8,692 51.86 8,067 48.14 [8]
Bambang 15,706 60.69 10,171 39.31 [9]
Bayombong 16,820 54.85 13,843 45.15 [10]
Diadi 4,967 57.51 3,670 42.49 [11]
Dupax del Norte 8,377 59.63 5,671 40.37 [12]
Dupax del Sur 6,165 59.56 4,186 40.44 [13]
Kasibu 9,815 56.62 7,519 43.38 [14]
Kayapa 8,946 74.80 3,014 25.20 [15]
Quezon 6,657 56.78 5,068 43.22 [16]
Santa Fe 4,897 52.07 4,508 47.93 [17]
Solano 12,612 39.43 19,376 60.57 [18]
Villaverde 4,028 43.36 5,262 56.64 [19]
TOTAL
 		123,079 54.76 101,664 45.24 [20]

Congressional election

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2022 Nueva Vizcaya's lone congressional district election
 
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2025 →
 
NP
Candidate Luisa Cuaresma Flodemonte Gerdan
Party Lakas Nacionalista
Alliance Team Cares Team Caloy
Popular vote 165,360 62,115
Percentage 72.25% 27.14%
Representative before election

Luisa Cuaresma
NUP

Elected Representative

Luisa Cuaresma
Lakas

The outgoing Representative was Luisa Lloren–Cuaresma, who was re-elected in 2019 election with 56.08% (114,338 votes) of the total votes counted.

Cuaresma ran for her third and final consecutive term for Congress. Cuaresma was the candidate of the Opposition's slate the Team Cares, Cuaresma ran under Lakas–CMD (Lakas). Cuaresma's main opponent was incumbent Board Member Flodemonte Gerdan, who ran under the slate of the Administration (Team Caloy). Lawrence Santa Ana was also a candidate, running as an Independent.

Results

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Cuaresma won her re-election bid, beating Gerdan in a landslide victory.[2][21]

CandidatePartyVotes%
Luisa CuaresmaLakas–CMD165,36072.25
Flodemonte GerdanNacionalista Party62,11527.14
Lawrence Santa AnaIndependent1,3880.61
Total228,863100.00
Valid votes228,86390.64
Invalid/blank votes23,6239.36
Total votes252,486100.00
Registered voters/turnout296,23385.23
Lakas hold
Source: [1]

Results per municipality

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Municipality Cuaresma Gerdan Santa Ana Source
Votes % Votes % Votes %
Alfonso Castañeda 2,173 55.11 1,716 43.52 54 1.37 [5]
Ambaguio 4,308 72.76 1,592 26.89 21 0.35 [6]
Aritao 14,537 81.20 3,288 18.37 77 0.43 [7]
Bagabag 13,379 79.21 3,380 20.01 132 0.78 [8]
Bambang 22,488 82.59 4,635 17.02 107 0.39 [9]
Bayombong 21,359 69.83 8,960 29.29 268 0.88 [10]
Diadi 6,138 69.60 2,638 29.91 43 0.49 [11]
Dupax del Norte 11,151 77.38 3,220 22.35 39 0.27 [12]
Dupax del Sur 7,930 74.33 2,698 25.29 41 0.38 [13]
Kasibu 10,577 60.55 6,785 38.84 107 0.61 [14]
Kayapa 9,801 77.52 2,806 22.19 37 0.29 [15]
Quezon 8,364 70.84 3,365 28.50 78 0.66 [16]
Santa Fe 4,928 50.23 4,848 49.41 35 0.36 [17]
Solano 22,303 71.04 8,800 28.03 294 0.94 [18]
Villaverde 5,924 63.27 3,384 36.14 55 0.59 [19]
TOTAL
 		165,360 72.25 62,115 27.14 1,388 0.61 [20]

Provincial Board election

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Unlike in the Congressional election, the Provincial Board has two Provincial districts, which is comprised by five Board Member for each Provincial district.

Party or allianceVotes%Seats
Team CaresLakas324,01634.594
Aksyon55,8585.961
PFP49,2105.251
PRP23,6912.530
Total452,77548.346
Nacionalista425,78645.464
Aksyon5,9180.630
Independent52,1255.570
Ex officio seats4
Total936,604100.0014
Total votes1,262,430–
  • Note: All incumbents are marked in Italics.

1st District

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1st District Provincial Board election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Edgardo Balgos 69,100 15.35
Aksyon Florante Gerdan 55,858 12.41
Nacionalista Delbert Tidang 55,392 12.31
Nacionalista Elma Pinao-an–Lejao 52,344 11.63
Lakas Pablo
Kindot 		47,804 10.62
Nacionalista Leonard Cadoy 36,341 8.08
Nacionalista Arnel Hernandez 34,130 7.58
Lakas Edgar
Daniel Jr. 		33,476 7.44
Lakas Benjamin Lucas Jr. 31,940 7.10
Nacionalista Teodorico Padilla Jr. 27,729 6.16
Aksyon Carlita Cudiaman 5,918 1.32
Valid ballots 418,092 66.43
Invalid or blank votes 211,238 33.57
Total votes 629,330 100.00
Source:[20]

2nd District

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2nd District Provincial Board election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Eufemia Dacayo 74,582 15.33
Nacionalista Patricio Dumlao Jr. 66,421 13.65
Nacionalista Eunice Galima–Gambol 58,647 12.05
PFP Primo Percival Marcos 49,210 10.11
Lakas Roland
Carub 		43,525 8.95
Nacionalista Wilson
Salas 		33,481 6.88
Nacionalista Victor
Gines Jr. 		31,846 6.54
Nacionalista Johnny
Liban 		29,455 6.05
PRP Ronaldo
Galvez 		23,691 4.87
Lakas Policarpio Garing Jr. 23,589 4.85
Independent Victor Galingayan 22,024 4.53
Independent Jose Evangelista 19,046 3.91
Independent Jayferly
Padilla 		6,949 1.43
Independent Evelyn Milagros Ramel 2,186 0.45
Independent Carlito Abarquez 1,920 0.39
Valid ballots 486,572 76.86
Invalid or blank votes 146,528 23.14
Total votes 633,100 100.00
Source:[20]

Municipal elections

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All municipalities of Nueva Vizcaya elected a Mayor and a Vice Mayor in the 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 candidates of each municipalities per district.[22]

  • Note: All incumbents are marked in Italics.

1st District

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Alfonso Castañeda

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Alfonso Castañeda mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Wilson
Capia-ao 		1,929 40.18
Nacionalista Myrna
Pasigian 		1,577 32.85
PPM Jong
Baytic 		1,295 26.97
Total votes 4,801 100.00
Lakas hold
Source:[5]
Alfonso Castañeda vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Belen
Huerta 		1,745 37.16
Nacionalista Boyet
Castillo 		1,691 36.01
PPM Daniel Pasigian 1,260 26.83
Total votes 4,696 100.00
Lakas hold
Source:[5]

Aritao

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Aritao mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Remelyn Peros 11,234 58.32
Nacionalista Ruben
Sayo 		8,038 41.68
Total votes 19,262 100.00
Lakas hold
Source:[7]
Aritao vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Jayson Ferrer 8,482 46.21
Nacionalista Caloy Quezon 7,577 41.28
Independent David
Acenas 		2,297 12.51
Total votes 18,356 100.00
Lakas gain from Nacionalista
Source:[7]

Bambang

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Bambang mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Jaime Cuaresma 14,152 51.04
Nacionalista Ping
Balgos 		10,226 36.88
Independent Ricardo Bonus 3,348 12.08
Total votes 27,726 100.00
Lakas gain from Nacionalista
Source:[9]
Bambang vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Arnel Duldulao 13,747 51.70
Nacionalista Juan Karlo Talingdan II 12,843 48.30
Total votes 26,590 100.00
Lakas gain from Independent
Source:[9]

Dupax del Norte

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Dupax del Norte mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Tim
Cayton 		13,902 92.34
Nacionalista Rene Tanjusay 1,154 7.66
Total votes 15,056 100.00
Lakas hold
Source:[12]
Dupax del Norte vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Vic
Prado 		7,712 51.38
Nacionalista Frederick Padilla 7,299 48.62
Total votes 15,011 100.00
Lakas gain from Nacionalista
Source:[12]

Dupax del Sur

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Dupax del Sur mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Niel Magaway 7,313 65.27
Lakas Luis
Binay-an 		3,891 34.73
Total votes 11,204 100.00
Nacionalista hold
Source:[13]
Dupax del Sur vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Ruben Basconcillo Jr. 5,722 50.80
Lakas Michael Donguis 5,542 49.20
Total votes 11,264 100.00
Nacionalista hold
Source:[13]

Kasibu

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Kasibu mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Romeo Tabayan 16,738 100.00
Valid ballots 16,738 85.09
Invalid or blank votes 2,932 14.91
Total votes 19,670 100.00
Nacionalista hold
Source:[14]
Kasibu vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Alberto
Bumolo Jr. 		16,893 100.00
Valid ballots 16,893 85.88
Invalid or blank votes 2,777 14.12
Total votes 19,670 100.00
Nacionalista hold
Source:[14]

Kayapa

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Kayapa mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Elizabeth Balasya 8,728 65.56
Nacionalista Oscar Camantiles 4,585 34.44
Total votes 13,313 100.00
Lakas hold
Source:[15]
Kayapa vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Peter
Bay-an 		6,830 52.47
Lakas Carlito Bantayan 6,186 47.53
Total votes 13,016 100.00
Nacionalista hold
Source:[15]

Santa Fe

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Santa Fe mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Liwayway Caramat 5,426 50.94
Lakas Tidong
Benito 		5,226 49.06
Total votes 10,652 100.00
Nacionalista gain from Lakas
Source:[17]
Santa Fe vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Jonathan Tindaan 6,157 59.22
Lakas Floter
Gerdan 		4,239 40.78
Total votes 10,396 100.00
Nacionalista hold
Source:[17]

2nd District

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Ambaguio

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Ambaguio mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas O'nel
Danao 		4,103 65.75
Nacionalista Roy
Miñas 		2,137 34.25
Total votes 6,240 100.00
Lakas gain from Nacionalista
Source:[6]
Ambaguio vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Leon
Lino 		3,154 51.12
Nacionalista Arnold Dinungon 3,016 48.88
Total votes 6,170 100.00
Lakas gain from NUP
Source:[6]

Bagabag

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Bagabag mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
PFP Benigno Calauad 7,920 43.25
Lakas Gracia Sevillena 7,171 39.16
Nacionalista Nestor Sevillena 3,190 17.42
Independent Jun
Tannagan 		33 0.18
Total votes 18,314 100.00
PFP gain from Independent
Source:[8]
Bagabag vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Johnny Sevillena 10,118 56.91
PFP Eulogio Dela Cueva 7,662 43.09
Total votes 17,780 100.00
Lakas gain from Independent
Source:[8]

Bayombong

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Bayombong mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Tony Bagasao 17,141 54.29
PFP Ralph
Lantion 		14,441 45.71
Total votes 31,592 100.00
Nacionalista gain from NPC
Source:[10]
Bayombong vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Ramon Cabauatan Jr. 14,415 45.80
PFP Andy De Guzman 10,375 32.96
Independent Elizabeth Tugab 5,345 16.98
Independent Peng
Navarro 		1,340 4.26
Total votes 31,475 100.00
Nacionalista hold
Source:[10]

Diadi

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Diadi mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Sandy Gayaton 5,615 58.94
Lakas Norma
Miguel 		3,912 41.06
Total votes 9,527 100.00
Nacionalista hold
Source:[11]
Diadi vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Rolito Dulnuan 6,390 68.67
Lakas Jumil
Magno 		2,916 31.33
Total votes 9,306 100.00
Nacionalista gain from NUP
Source:[11]

Quezon

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Quezon mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Dolores Binwag 8,678 69.31
Lakas Aurelio Salunat 3,842 30.69
Total votes 12,520 100.00
Nacionalista hold
Source:[16]
Quezon vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Amor
Dincog 		5,288 42.20
Aksyon Reynante Jose 4,038 32.22
PFP Romualyn Madalipay 3,205 25.58
Total votes 12,531 100.00
Nacionalista hold
Source:[16]

Solano

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Solano mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Philip Dacayo 18,174 54.82
Nacionalista Pedro
Algeria Sr. 		11,664 35.18
Independent Topac Santos 3,316 10.00
Total votes 33,154 100.00
Lakas hold
Source:[18]
Solano vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Eddy Tiongson 11,602 36.22
Nacionalista Joseph Alindada 9,492 29.63
Independent Maclit Collado 8,574 26.77
Independent Alejandro Danguilan 2,364 7.38
Total votes 32,032 100.00
Lakas hold
Source:[18]

Villaverde

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Villaverde mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Ronelie Valtoribio 5,278 53.17
Nacionalista Willy
Tugangui 		4,648 46.83
Total votes 9,926 100.00
Lakas gain from NUP
Source:[19]
Villaverde vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
PFP Kajong Acosta 5,433 55.93
Nacionalista Colet Alaman–Guinasao 4,281 44.07
Total votes 9,714 100.00
PFP hold
Source:[19]

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