2019 Albay local elections

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2019 Albay gubernatorial election
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Nominee Al Francis Bichara Harold ImperialHermogenes Alegre, Jr.
Party PDP–Laban Liberal Independent
Running mate Edcel Greco Lagman Alan Rañola (NPC)
Popular vote292,767139,45791,402
Percentage53.2425.3616.62
Albay Gubernatorial Elections 2019.svg
Results per Municipality and City
Bichara:     30–40%     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%     70-80%
Governor before election

Al Francis Bichara
Nacionalista

Elected Governor

Al Francis Bichara
PDP–Laban

Albay local elections were held on May 13, 2019, as part of the 2019 Philippine general election. Voters selected their candidates of choice for all local positions: municipal or city mayor, vice mayor and councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the vice-governor, governor and representatives for the three districts of Albay in the House of Representatives. [1] These elections were held following the first-past-the-post voting system, in which the candidate with the highest number (but not necessarily a majority) of votes is elected.

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Gubernatorial and Vice Gubernatorial election

As with other provinces in the Philippines, the governor, and vice governor of Albay are elected separately. Therefore, they may be of different parties when elected.

Governor

One-term consecutive, four-term non-consecutive incumbent Governor Al Francis Bichara ran for reelection. Bichara's opponents included broadcast journalist [2] Hermogenes Alegre Jr., self-claimed general [3] Galma Arcilla, Vice Governor Harold Imperial, [4] and retired COMELEC Bicol Regional Director Zacarias Zaragoza. [5] The three perennial candidates who faced Bichara in 2016, Paul Aguilar, Mario Baquil, and Jaime Hernandez, Jr., also ran again.
Bichara won reelection to a second consecutive, fifth non-consecutive term.

2019 Albay Gubernatorial Election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Al Francis Bichara 292,767 53.24
Liberal Harold Imperial139,45725.36
Independent Hermogenes Alegre, Jr.91,40216.62
PM Galma Arcilla12,2942.23
Independent Paul Aguilar5,6621.02
Independent Jaime Hernandez, Jr.3,0690.55
Independent Mario Baquil2,6200.47
Independent Zacarias Zaragoza2,6110.47
Invalid or blank votes114,516
Total votes666,091
Margin of victory153,31027.88
PDP–Laban hold

Vice Governor

Incumbent Vice-Governor Harold Imperial is term-limited. He ran for governor instead. Running to replace him are former Quezon City Councilor and Albay First District Representative Edcel Greco Lagman, and Legazpi City Councilor and Albay Councilors League President and ex-officio Board Member Alan Rañola. Bonifacio Regidor withdrew his candidacy for this position.
Lagman won the election for this office.

2019 Albay Vice Gubernatorial Election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Edcel Greco Lagman 360,013 65.70
NPC Alan Rañola187,90634.29
Invalid or blank votes116,479
Total votes666,091
Margin of victory172,10731.41
PDP–Laban gain from Liberal

Congressional elections

1st District

One-term consecutive, seven-term non-consecutive Representative Edcel Lagman is running for reelection. [6] Facing him is Santo Domingo Mayor Herbie Aguas. [7]
Lagman won reelection to a second consecutive, eighth non-consecutive term.

2019 Philippine House of Representatives election in Albay 1st District
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Edcel Lagman 101,486 54.98
NPC Herbie Aguas81,12843.95
Independent Hernando Bruce1,9591.06
Invalid or blank votes15,845
Total votes200,923
Margin of victory20,35811.03
Liberal hold

2nd District

One-term consecutive, four-term non-consecutive Representative Jose Maria Clemente Salceda sought reelection. [3]
He was reelected to this position.

2019 Philippine House of Representatives election in Albay 2nd District
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Jose Maria Clemente Salceda 187,252 94.64
Independent Virgilio Goyena10,6035.35
Invalid or blank votes29,560
Total votes227,884
Margin of victory176,64989.28
PDP–Laban hold

3rd District

Incumbent Fernando Gonzalez is term-limited. His party nominated his chief of staff, Fernando Cabredo. [8] Former Representative Reno Lim is trying to reclaim this seat. Other candidates are Mario Marcos and Elmer Felix Pornel.
Cabredo was elected to represent this district.

2019 Philippine House of Representatives election in Albay 3rd District
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Fernando Cabredo 107,384 52.18
NPC Reno Lim88,74543.12
Independent Mario Marcos8,3444.05
Independent Elmer Felix Pornel1,3160.63
Invalid or blank votes30,776
Total votes237,284
Margin of victory18,6399.06
PDP–Laban hold

Sangguniang Panlalawigan Elections

All three legislative districts of Albay will members of the Albay Provincial Board. The first and second districts send three board members each, while the third district sends four board members. The election is via plurality-at-large voting; a voter can vote up to the maximum number of board members his district is sending as apportioned.

PartyVotes%Seats
Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan 580,75742.775
Liberal Party 425,38131.333
United Nationalist Alliance 137,74510.141
Pederalismo ng Dugong Dakilang Samahan 58,8354.330
Nationalist People's Coalition 51,0973.760
Independent104,0597.661
Ex officio seats3
Total1,357,874100.0013

1st District

Freshmen incumbent Board Members Reynaldo Bragais and Victor Ziga, Jr. ran for reelection. Board Member Job Belen is term-limited and ran for Malilipot Vice Mayor. Also vying for this position are multi-level marketing company head Jose Betito, former Board Member Baby Glenda Bongao, and Tabaco City Councilor Sheina Onrubia.

2019 Provincial Board Election in Albay 1st District
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Reynaldo Bragais105,383 25.63
UNA Victor Ziga, Jr.85,639 20.83
Liberal Baby Glenda Bongao 80,651 19.61
Liberal Sheina Onrubia80,56219.59
PDDS Jose Betito58,83514.31
Invalid or blank votes188,514
Total votes602,769

2nd District

One-term incumbent Board Member Raul Rosal ran for reelection. Board Member Ralph Andes is term-limited while two-term Senior Board Member Richard Benjamin Imperial retired. Also vying for this position are Legazpi City Councilors Melissa Abadeza and Jesus Chito Baldo, Political dynasty candidates Ivan Andes and Maria Paz Salud Imperial, and Daraga Councilor and former board member Neil Montallana.

2019 Provincial Board Election in Albay 2nd District
PartyCandidateVotes%
Independent Raul Rosal104,059 22.91
PDP–Laban Melissa Abadeza 100,266 22.07
PDP–Laban Neil Montallana 70,278 15.47
Liberal Maria Paz Salud Imperial69,34315.26
PDP–Laban Ivan Andes59,07013.00
NPC Jesus Chito Baldo51,09711.25
Invalid or blank votes222,150
Total votes683,652

3rd District

Neophyte incumbent Board Members Dante Arandia, Howard Sim Imperial, Eva Josephine Ribaya, and Jesus Salceda, Jr. ran for reelection. Libon Councilor Mark Ian Cortes also ran for this position.

2019 Provincial Board Election in Albay 3rd District
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Jesus Salceda, Jr.136,983 27.83
PDP–Laban Dante Arandia110,086 22.37
PDP–Laban Eva Josephine Ribaya104,074 21.15
Liberal Howard Sim Imperial89,442 18.17
UNA Mark Ian Cortes51,45810.45
Invalid or blank votes453,017
Total votes949,136

City and municipal elections

All cities and municipalities of Albay will elect its mayor and vice-mayor this election. The candidates for mayor and vice mayor with the plurality of votes wins the seat. The mayor and vice mayor are elected separately; therefore, they may be of different parties when they are elected. However, these candidates may form a de facto coalition wherein a mayoral and vice mayoral candidate of different party affiliation will campaign together with a slate of candidates for councilors.

1st District

Tabaco City

One-term consecutive, three-term nonconsecutive incumbent Mayor Cielo Krisel Lagman-Luistro is running for reelection.

2019 Tabaco City Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Cielo Krisel Lagman-Luistro42,372 69.13
Independent Pedro Angelico Berces18,91330.86
Invalid or blank votes3,066
Total votes64,466
Margin of victory23,45938.28
Liberal hold

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Nestor San Pablo is unopposed for reelection.

2019 Tabaco City Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Nestor San Pablo45,424 100.00
Invalid or blank votes18,927
Total votes64,466
Margin of victory45,424100.00
Liberal hold

Bacacay

One-term Incumbent Armando Romano is running for reelection. Running against him are Gil Bea, and topnotcher Councilor Edsel Belleza.

2019 Bacacay Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Armando Romano21,037 60.56
NPC Gil Bea10,78931.06
Independent Edsel Belleza1,7435.01
Independent Rolando Bermundo6641.91
PDDS Pee Jay Lim4991.43
Invalid or blank votes2,774
Total votes37,657
Margin of victory10,24829.50
PDP–Laban hold

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Divina Gracia Bonavente is challenged for reelection by former Mayor Tobias Betito.

2019 Bacacay Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Divina Gracia Bonavente21,524 64.66
Independent Tobias Betito11,18433.59
Independent Jose Florante Osila5791.73
Invalid or blank votes4,219
Total votes37,657 100.00
Margin of victory10,34031.07
PDP–Laban hold

Malilipot

One-term Incumbent Cenon Volante is running for reelection. Former Mayor Roli Volante, whom Cenon unseated in the 2016 election, sought a rematch.

2019 Malilipot Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
NPC Roli Volante 11,661 50.44
PDP–Laban Cenon Volante11,31748.95
Independent Richard Bo1380.59
Invalid or blank votes568
Total votes23,722
Margin of victory3441.49
NPC gain from PDP–Laban

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Johanes Ampig is challenged for reelection by Board Member Job Belen and dynastic candidate Rolando Volante.

2019 Malilipot Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
NPC Rolando Volante 11,411 51.09
PDP–Laban Johanes Ampig7,83335.07
Kusog BikolandiaJob Belen3,09013.83
Invalid or blank votes1,350
Total votes23,722
Margin of victory3,57816.02
NPC gain from PDP–Laban

Malinao

One-term consecutive, three-term nonconsecutive incumbent Mayor Avelino Ceriola had been dismissed from his position by the Office of the Ombudsman. This is in connection with the graft and administrative cases filed against him for the alleged illegal construction and operation of a cockpit arena that he owned; but he refused to step down. [9] He was later unseated and his 2016 opponent, former Mayor Alicia Morales took over this office. [10] [11] Mayor Morales will face former Mayor Emiliana Kare and Councilor Lenybelle Santos.

2019 Malinao Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
Kusog Bikolandia Lenybelle Santos 11,482 47.98
PDP–Laban Alicia Morales9,54139.87
PFP Emiliana Kare [12] 2,90312.13
Invalid or blank votes1,129
Total votes25,127
Margin of victory1,9418.11
Kusog Bikolandia gain from PDP–Laban

Two-term incumbent Vice Mayor Sheryl Bilo is running for reelection.

2019 Malinao Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Sheryl Bilo11,306 49.67
Kusog BikolandiaErnalyn Solisa10,27145.12
PFP Virlyn Aycocho1,1845.20
Invalid or blank votes2,294
Total votes25,127
Margin of victory1,0354.55
PDP–Laban hold

Santo Domingo

Incumbent Herbie Aguas is term-limited and is running for representative. Former Councilor Joseling Aguas, Jr. is his party's nominee. Vice Mayor Nomar Banda and resort owner Noel Estillomo are also seeking the mayoralty position.

2019 Santo Domingo Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
NPC Joseling Aguas, Jr. 8,766 43.09
Kusog BikolandiaNoel Estillomo5,89828.99
Independent Nomar Banda5,67927.91
Invalid or blank votes889
Total votes20,911
Margin of victory2,86814.10
NPC hold

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Nomar Banda is running for mayor. Councilor Marvin Oringo is running for this position.

2019 Santo Domingo Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Marvin Oringo 15,182 87.26
Independent Paolo Biñas2,21612.73
Invalid or blank votes3,483
Total votes20,911
Margin of victory12,96674.53
Liberal gain from Independent

Tiwi

One-term consecutive, four term nonconsecutive incumbent Mayor Jaime Villanueva is facing a rematch with former Mayor Leo Templado.

2019 Tiwi Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Jaime Villanueva15,563 55.65
NPC Leo Templado12,40044.34
Invalid or blank votes978
Total votes29,040
Margin of victory3,16311.31
PDP–Laban hold

Two-term incumbent Vice Mayor David Beato is being challenged for this office by topnotcher Councilor Rebecca Lizardo.

2019 Tiwi Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban David Beato14,904 55.63
NPC Rebecca Lizardo11,88444.36
Invalid or blank votes2,153
Total votes29,040
Margin of victory3,02011.27
PDP–Laban hold

2nd District

Legazpi City

Two-term consecutive, five-term nonconsecutive incumbent Mayor Noel Rosal is running for reelection.

2019 Legazpi City Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Noel Rosal 82,771 95.93
Independent Emmanuel Nabor3,5074.06
Invalid or blank votes13,411
Total votes99,866
Margin of victory79,21091.81
PDP–Laban hold

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Oscar Robert Cristobal is unopposed for reelection.

2019 Legazpi City Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Oscar Robert Cristobal 73,295 100.00
Invalid or blank votes26,394
Total votes99,866
Margin of victory73,295100.00
PDP–Laban hold

Camalig

One-term incumbent Mayor Maria Ahrdail Baldo is swapping posts with one-term incumbent Vice Mayor Carlos Irwin Baldo, Jr. Both of them are running unopposed.

2019 Camalig Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Carlos Irwin Baldo, Jr. 18,987 100.00
Invalid or blank votes14,824
Total votes33,885
Margin of victory18,987100.00
PDP–Laban hold
2019 Camalig Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Maria Ahrdail Baldo 18,368 100.00
Invalid or blank votes15,443
Total votes33,885
Margin of victory18,368100.00
PDP–Laban hold

Daraga

Three-term consecutive, five-term nonconsecutive Mayor Gerry Jaucian died on May 4, 2018. [13] Then Vice Mayor Carlwyn Baldo ascended to this office. [14] Baldo is seeking a full term in this position. He sought this office in 2010 and 2013, losing both times to Jaucian. He won as Vice Mayor in a fractured field in 2016, defeating the then, two-term consecutive, five-term nonconsecutive incumbent vice mayor. He is facing off with three-term Ako Bicol Representative Rodel Batocabe and elevated Vice Mayor Victor Perete.

On December 22, 2018, Batocabe was attending a gift-giving event for senior citizens and persons with disabilities in the rural barangay of Burgos of the municipality when two men approached and shot him. His police escort, Senior Police Officer 2 Orlando Diaz, was also killed, while seven elderly attendees were also wounded in the attack. Batocabe and Diaz were taken to a hospital in Legazpi City, where both were pronounced dead. [15]

On January 3, 2019, Philippine National Police Director General Oscar Albayalde announced in a press conference that Mayor Carlwyn Baldo is the suspected mastermind for the murder of Representative Batocabe. [16] According to the police, Baldo hired six men to kill Batocabe and set up $95,000 in funds to pay for the murder. The plot had allegedly been in the works since August 2018, when Baldo supplied $4,600 to one of the hitmen to purchase guns and motorcycles. [17] Mayor Carlwyn Baldo denied the allegations in a statement read over the phone to local radio stations, calling himself " a convenient scapegoat." [17]

On January 6, 2019, Lakas–CMD said that it has revoked its Certificate of Nomination and Acceptance (CONA) for Baldo. [18] Batocabe's party, the National Unity Party named his widow, Gertrudes, as his substitute. [19] However, Representative Batocabe's name is going to remain on the ballot.

On May 6, 2019, the Legazpi City Regional Trial Court ordered the arrest of Baldo for the murder of Batocabe and his police escort. [20] While the police said that Baldo has sent word that he would immediately surrender when he is served arrest warrants, [21] he was declared by the police as a "wanted person" after failure to serve his warrant of arrest two days after its issuance. [22] Baldo surrendered on May 10, 2019, four days after the court issued the warrant for his arrest. [23]

2019 Daraga Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Victor Perete 24,616 40.32
NUP Rodel Batocabe (†)19,85932.53
Independent Carlwyn Baldo16,56427.13
Invalid or blank votes2,142
Total votes63,276
Margin of victory4,7577.79
PDP–Laban gain from Independent

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Carlwyn Baldo assumed the Office of the Mayor after the death of Mayor Gerry Jaucian. Topnotcher Councilor Victor Perete was then elevated into the position of Vice Mayor. Vice Mayor Perete forwent election for a full term and is running for Mayor instead. Former Councilor Joseph Espinas and incumbent Councilors Gerry Raphael Jaucian, Jr. and Joey Marcellana are facing off for this post.

2019 Daraga Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Gerry Raphael Jaucian, Jr. 27,954 49.25
Liberal Joey Marcellana16,12128.40
PDDS Joseph Espinas12,67522.33
Invalid or blank votes6,431
Total votes63,276
Margin of victory11,83320.85
PDP–Laban hold

Manito

One-term incumbent Joshua Mari Daep is running for reelection. Challenging him is 2016 mayoral candidate Rebecca Chen.

2019 Manito Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Joshua Mari Daep7,377 57.06
PDDS Rebecca Chen5,42541.96
Independent Jerry Daen1260.97
Invalid or blank votes488
Total votes13,480
Margin of victory1,95215.10
PDP–Laban hold

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Carlito Belludo is running for reelection. His challengers include former Councilor Marjun Dagsil, Councilor Arly Guiriba and Diego Lopez.

2019 Manito Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Carlito Belludo3,774 30.12
Independent Arly Guiriba3,38327.00
PDDS Diego Lopez3,29726.31
Independent Marjun Dagsil2,07316.54
Invalid or blank votes889
Total votes13,480
Margin of victory3913.12
PDP–Laban hold

Rapu-rapu

Two-term incumbent Mayor Ronald Galicia is running for reelection. He is being challenged by Fiel Vizcaya.

2019 Rapu-rapu Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Ronald Galicia10,175 62.02
Independent Fiel Vizcaya6,22937.97
Invalid or blank votes914
Total votes17,377
Margin of victory3,94624.06
PDP–Laban hold

Two-term incumbent Vice Mayor Nora Oñate is vying for a final consecutive term in office. Her challenger is Amando de la Cruz, Jr.

2019 Rapu-rapu Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Nora Oñate8,260 54.01
PDDS Amando de la Cruz, Jr.7,03145.98
Invalid or blank votes2,027
Total votes17,377
Margin of victory1,2298.04
PDP–Laban hold

3rd District

Ligao City

Incumbent Mayor Patricia Alsua is running for a third term in office.

2019 Ligao City Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Patricia Alsua38,572 87.30
Independent Roman Jaucian3,5788.09
PFP Rey Prollamante2,0304.59
Invalid or blank votes7,324
Total votes51,607
Margin of victory34,99479.21
PDP–Laban hold

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Sherwin Quising is running for city councilor. Running to replace him are City Councilors Manuel Garcia, and Teodorico Residilla, Jr.

2019 Ligao City Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Teodorico Residilla, Jr. 24,001 53.22
Independent Manuel Garcia21,09846.78
Invalid or blank votes6,405
Total votes51,607
Margin of victory2,9036.44
PDP–Laban hold

Guinobatan

Incumbent Mayor Ann Ongjoco is unopposed for a final, consecutive term in office.

2019 Guinobatan Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Ann Ongjoco35,341 100.00
Invalid or blank votes7,941
Total votes43,395
Margin of victory35,341100.00
PDP–Laban hold

Two-term incumbent Vice Mayor Julio Tingzon, IV is challenged for reelection by topnotcher Councilor Rolando Palabrica.

2019 Guinobatan Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
NPC Rolando Palabrica 21,586 53.43
PDP–Laban Julio Tingzon, IV18,81346.56
Invalid or blank votes2,883
Total votes43,395
Margin of victory2,7736.86
NPC gain from PDP–Laban

Jovellar

Incumbent Mayor Jorem Arcangel is term-limited and is running for Vice Mayor. His party nominated topnotcher Councilor Joseph Arcangel, who will run unopposed for this position.

2019 Jovellar Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Joseph Arcangel 7,448 100.00
Invalid or blank votes1,493
Total votes8,976
Margin of victory7,448100.00
PDP–Laban hold

Incumbent Vice Mayor Jose Nobleza, Jr. is term-limited and is running for municipal councilor. Mayor Jorem Arcangel will run unopposed for this position.

2019 Jovellar Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Jorem Arcangel 7,331 100.00
Invalid or blank votes1,610
Total votes8,976
Margin of victory7,331100.00
PDP–Laban gain from Independent

Libon

One-term incumbent Mayor Wilfredo Maronilla is unopposed for reelection.

2019 Libon Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Wilfredo Maronilla22,424 100.00
Invalid or blank votes10,339
Total votes32,885
Margin of victory22,424100.00
PDP–Laban hold

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Markgregor Edward Sayson is unopposed for reelection.

2019 Libon Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Markgregor Edward Sayson21,255 100.00
Invalid or blank votes11,508
Total votes32,885
Margin of victory21,255100.00
PDP–Laban hold

Oas

One-term incumbent Mayor Domingo Escoto, Jr. is running for reelection. His opponents are former Mayor Gregorio Ricarte and Vice Mayor Antonio Yuchongco II.

2019 Oas Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Domingo Escoto, Jr.11,304 38.09
Kusog BikolandiaGregorio Ricarte10,70436.07
NPC Antonio Yuchongco II7,66325.82
Invalid or blank votes1,550
Total votes31,331
Margin of victory6002.02
PDP–Laban hold

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Antonio Yuchongco, II is running for mayor. His party nominated municipal Councilor Reene Raro. He will be facing Barangay Chairman of San Isidro, and concurrent Oas ABC President, ex-officio municipal Councilor Joseph Rentosa.

2019 Oas Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
NPC Reene Raro 14,885 57.72
PDP–Laban Joseph Rentosa10,90042.27
Invalid or blank votes5,436
Total votes31,331
Margin of victory3,85515.45
NPC hold

Pio Duran

Incumbent Mayor Alan Arandia is unopposed for a second term in office.

2019 Pio Duran Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Alan Arandia17,296 100.00
Invalid or blank votes7,392
Total votes24,824
Margin of victory17,296100.00
PDP–Laban hold

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Marvin Quiroz is challenged for reelection by former Mayor Henry Callope.

2019 Pio Duran Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Marvin Quiroz13,167 58.78
Independent Henry Callope9,23341.21
Invalid or blank votes2,288
Total votes24,824
Margin of victory3,93417.57
PDP–Laban hold

Polangui

Incumbent Mayor Cherilie Sampal is term-limited. Her party nominated political dynasty candidate Norman Sampal. Vice Mayor Herbert Borja, and Councilor Andy Mariscotes are also running for this open seat.

2019 Polangui Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
Independent Andy Mariscotes 15,032 35.70
PDP–Laban Norman Sampal13,66632.46
Kusog BikolandiaHerbert Borja12,69430.15
Independent Christopher Napoleon Reolo7091.68
Invalid or blank votes2,065
Total votes44,266
Margin of victory1,3663.24
Independent gain from PDP–Laban

One-term incumbent Vice Mayor Herbert Borja is running for mayor. Running for this position are former Vice Mayor Renato Borja, municipal Councilor Restituto Fernandez, [24] and Dexter Salinel.

2019 Polangui Vice Mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%
PDP–Laban Restituto Fernandez 19,895 50.51
Independent Renato Borja17,71144.97
Independent Dexter Salinel1,7774.51
Invalid or blank votes4,783
Total votes44,266
Margin of victory2,1845.54
PDP–Laban gain from Kusog Bicolandia

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