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The 2007 Davao City general election was held on May 14, 2007.
| For Mayor | |
|---|---|
| Candidate | Party |
| Rodrigo Duterte | PDP–Laban/TEAM Unity |
| Justinian Joaquin | Independent |
| Teodoro Pena Mantilla | Independent |
| Henry Sajulla Satera | |
| Rodrigo Jomoc Sulamin | Independent/Genuine Opposition |
| For Vice-Mayor | |
|---|---|
| Candidate | Party |
| Sara Zimmerman Duterte | PDP–Laban/TEAM Unity |
| Dr. Jeff Ong Ho | Independent/Genuine Opposition |
| TEAM Unity (1st Dist) | |
|---|---|
| Candidate (Representative) | Party |
| Prospero Castillo Nograles, Jr. | Lakas-CMD |
| Candidate (Councilors) | Party |
| Nilo de Guia Abellera | PDP–Laban |
| Mabel Sunga-Acosta | PDP–Laban |
| Leonardo Ramos Avila, III | Lakas-CMD |
| Dr. Pilar Cañeda Braga | Lakas-NUCD |
| Edgar Ramos Ibuyan | Lakas-CMD |
| Peter Tiu Laviña | PMP |
| Angela Alonsabe Librado-Trinidad | Bayan Muna |
| Bonifacio Ecraela Militar | PMP |
| TEAM Unity (2nd Dist) | |
|---|---|
| Candidate (Representative) | Party |
| Vincent de Joya Garcia | NPC |
| Candidate (Councilors) | Party |
| Samuel Bustos Bangoy | NPC |
| Louie John Bonguyan | PDP–Laban |
| Arnolfo Ricardo Babao Cabling | PDP–Laban |
| Danilo Castillo Dayanghirang | Reporma-LM |
| Diosdado Mahipus | Lakas-CMD |
| Tomas Joyce Monteverde, IV | NPC |
| Nenita Roldan Orcullo | PDP–Laban |
| Susan Isabel Calimbas Reta | NPC |
| TEAM Unity (3rd Dist) | |
|---|---|
| Candidate (Representative) | Party |
| Isidro Ungab | PMP |
| Candidate (Councilors) | Party |
| Victorio Sabulana Advincula | Lakas-CMD |
| Wilberto Echavez Al-ag | PDP–Laban |
| Conrado Calimbayan Baluran | Independent |
| Myrna Gerolin Dalodo-Ortiz | Lakas-CMD |
| Gregorio Rerora Pantig | Lakas-CMD |
| Jeppie Dato Ramada | Bayan Muna |
| Jose Louie Villafuerte | Lakas-CMD |
| Rachel Paradela Zozobrado | Lakas-CMD |
| (1st Dist) | |
|---|---|
| Candidate (Representative) | Party |
| Edgar Mabilog | Independent |
| Anaclito Millendez | Independent/Genuine Opposition |
| Candidate (Councilors) | Party |
| Mary Grace Almendras | Independent |
| Rodolfo Farma Antolin | Independent |
| Carlos Jimenea Cirilo | Independent |
| Bernard Sabino Custodio | Independent |
| Edwin Cañete Garcia | Independent |
| Narciso Limsiaco Ner | Independent |
| Roger Cañete Paconla | Independent |
| Randy Reyes Ponteras | Akbayan |
| (2nd Dist) | |
|---|---|
| Candidate (Representative) | Party |
| Abelardo Aportadera, Jr. | Independent/Genuine Opposition |
| Joel Batucan | Independent |
| Jimmy Gestuveo Dureza | Independent |
| Candidate (Councilors) | Party |
| Senforiano Alterado | PMP |
| Michael Protacio Aportadera | Independent |
| Dante Laude Apostol | LDP |
| Linda Mediatrix Talisic Aquino | Independent |
| Fermin Boston Arendain | PMP |
| Romeo Escamilla, Jr. | Independent |
| Arlex Galido | Independent |
| Dominador Lopez | Independent |
| Joji Jude Japos Lumanog | Independent |
| (3rd Dist) | |
|---|---|
| Candidate (Representative) | Party |
| Benjamin Cacatian de Guzman | LDP/Genuine Opposition |
| Dr. Rene Elias Lopez | NPC |
| Sonja Habana Rodriguez | Independent |
| Candidate (Councilors) | Party |
| Terso Abrantes | Independent |
| Ronald Lomabi Banac | Independent |
| Karlo Santos Bello | Independent |
| Dr. Allan Lim Dolor | PMP |
| Gertrudes Tomacmel Giangan | LDP |
| Ramon Dango Lasay | Independent |
| Samuel Edillo Lasay | Anak Pawis |
| Teresita Marañon | Reporma-LM |
| Rogelio Alabata Montajes | Independent |
| Reynaldo Parcon Reyes | PMP |
| For Mayor | |
|---|---|
| Candidate | Votes |
| Rodrigo Duterte | 382,185 [1] |
| Teodoro Pena Mantilla | 722 |
| For Vice-Mayor | |
|---|---|
| Candidate | Votes |
| Sara Zimmerman Duterte | 115,601 |
| Dr. Jeff Ong Ho | 17,646 |
FOR CONGRESSMAN
| For 2nd Dist. Congressman | |
|---|---|
| Candidate | Votes |
| Vincent de Joya Garcia | 16,654 |
| Jimmy Gestuveo Dureza | 10,660 |
| For 3rd Dist. Congressman | |
|---|---|
| Candidate | Votes |
| Isidro Ungab | 12,838 |
| Rene Elias Lopez | 8,265 |
| Benjamin Cacatian de Guzman | 5,322 |
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