2019 Zamboanga City local elections

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2019 Zamboanga City local election
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Nominee Beng Climaco-Salazar Celso Lobregat Sukarno Ikbala
Party Liberal PDP–Laban PFP
Running mateRommel AganMelchor Rey Sadain
Popular vote140,362107,62111,938
Percentage53.66%41.14%4.56%
 
NomineeChristopher MiguelDhan Guevara
Party PDDS Independent
Running mateRoel Natividad
Popular vote857761
Percentage0.32%0.29%
Mayor before election

Maria Isabelle Climaco Salazar
Liberal

Elected Mayor

Maria Isabelle Climaco Salazar
Liberal

Local elections were held in Zamboanga City on May 13, 2019, within the Philippine general election. The voters elected for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, and eight councilors per district.

Contents

Retiring and term-limited elective officials

Candidates

Notes:

PositionTeam Climaco CoalitionTeam Colorao Coalition Partido Federal ng Pilipinas Pederalismo ng Dugong Dakilang Samahan Other partiesIndependents
Mayor Liberal Beng Climaco PDP–Laban Celso Lobregat PFP Sukarno Ikbala PDDS

Christopher Miguel

  • Danilo Guevara
  • Nur Sahibul
Vice Mayor UNA Rommel Agan PDP–Laban Melchor Sadain PDDS

Roel "Elong" Natividad

Member of the House of Representatives 1st NPC Cesar Jimenez, Jr.AZAP 1 Jose Lobregat PDDS

Taib Nasaron

 NUP Rodolfo Bayot
  • Cesar Climaco, Jr.
  • Daniel Nuevo
  • Wendell Sotto
2nd NPC Manuel Jose Dalipe Nacionalista Lilia Macrohon-Nuño
Elected Members of the Zamboanga City Council 1st Liberal
  • Elbert Atilano
  • Josephine Pareja
 PDP–Laban
  • Marxander Jaime "Boday" Cabato
  • Pilarica Ledesma
  • Rodolfo Lim
  • Haj Sandag
 PFP
  • Nur-Aisa Awis
  • Ibnohajar Binang
  • Crisanto "Monsi" dela Cruz 2
  • Edris Lim
  • Rey Modillas
  • Jerson Monteverde
  • Wakil Tanjilil
 PDDS
  • Abdulnasir Ablayan
  • Jemar Barahim
  • Nelson Bautista
  • Regino Tanduyan, Jr.
  • Marlon Torres
  • Shada dela Torre
  • Edward Ducay
  • Manuel Englis
  • Nader Jalani
  • Querubin Ramallosa
PAZ 3
  • Joel Esteban
  • Cesar Jimenez, Sr.
  • Rikki Lim
  • King Omaga
  • Mohammad Ali Urao
 LDP
  • Luis Biel III
  • Joselito Macrohon
  • Rogelio Valesco
PFP
  • Crisanto "Monsi" dela Cruz 2
AZAP 1
  • Khymer Adan Olaso
2nd Liberal
  • Teodyver Arquiza
  • Jimmy Villaflores
 PDP–Laban
  • Frederick Atilano
  • Vincent Paul Elago
  • Benjamin Guingona IV
  • Richard Mariano
  • Lilibeth Nuño
  • Mark Saavedra
  • Marlon Simbajon
 PFP
  • Zayd Ocfemia
 PDDS
  • Billy Girvan, Jr.
  • Isabel Gutierrez
  • Roel Natividad, Jr.
  • Ju-Ed Alvarez
  • Elijah John Inclan
  • Jade Jamolod
UNA
  • Al-Jihan Edding
  • Juan Climaco Elago II
Lakas–CMD
  • John Dalipe
  • Samuel Natividad
 LDP
  • Miguel Alavar III
APP 4
  • Hector Perez
  • Eduardo Saavedra

[1] [2]

Notes

1 Adelante Zamboanga Party

2 Dela Cruz is also a guest candidate of Team Climaco Coalition.

3 Partido Prosperidad y Amor para na Zamboanga

4 Aggrupation of Parties for Progress

Results

The candidates for district representative, 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. [3]

House of Representatives election

1st District

Incumbent Congressman Celso Lobregat ran for Mayor against former ally, Beng Climaco. [4]

2019 Philippine House of Representatives election at Zamboanga City's 1st district
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
NPC Cesar Jimenez, Jr. 37,099 31.44% N/A
AZAPJomar Lobregat28,60524.23%N/A
NUP Rodolfo Bayot27,62623.41%N/A
Independent Cesar Climaco14,30812.12%N/A
Independent Wendell Sotto6,6845.66%N/A
PDDS Taib Nasaron3,0512.58%+0.98%
Independent Daniel Nuevo6350.53%N/A
Total votes118,008 100.0%
NPC gain from PDP–Laban

2nd District

District II Representative Manuel Jose Dalipe ran for reelection against former Congresswoman Lilia Macrohon-Nuño, former Congressman Erbie Fabian, and outgoing Vice-Mayor Cesar Iturralde.

2019 Philippine House of Representatives election at Zamboanga City's 2nd district
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
NPC Manuel Jose Dalipe (incumbent) 77,521 60.98% +5.68%
Nacionalista Lilia Macrohon-Nuño30,39523.91%-15.29%
Independent Cesar Iturralde11,2508.84%N/A
Independent Erbie Fabian 5,9294.66%N/A
Independent Jonathan Perez2,0251.59%N/A
Total votes127,120 100.00%
NPC hold

Mayoral elections

Incumbent Mayor Beng Climaco ran for reelection for her third and final term.

2019 Zamboanga City mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Beng Climaco (incumbent) 140,362 53.66% -15.94%
PDP–Laban Celso Lobregat 107,62141.14%N/A
PFP Sukarno Ikbala11,9384.56%N/A
PDDS Christopher Miguel8570.32%N/A
Independent Danilo Guevara7610.29%N/A
Total votes261,539 100.00%
Liberal hold

Vice-mayoral elections

Incumbent and outgoing Vice-Mayor Cesar Iturralde ran for the congressional seat in District II. All candidates for vice-mayor were either incumbent or former city councilors.

2019 Zamboanga City Vice Mayoral Election
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
UNA Rommel Agan 104,976 41.82% N/A
PDP–Laban Melchor Rey Sadain101,36040.38%+9.98%
PDDS Roel Natividad44,65517.79%N/A
Total votes250,991 100.00%
UNA gain from Independent

City Council elections

Each of Zamboanga City's two legislative districts elects eight councilors to the City Council. The eight candidates with the highest number of votes wins the seats per district.

2019 Zamboanga City Council election
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All 8 seats from each of Zamboanga City's two legislative districts
10 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority partyThird party
 
Leader Celso Lobregat Beng Climaco Rommel Agan
Party PDP–Laban Liberal UNA
Alliance Team Colorao Team Climaco Team Climaco
Leader's seat 1st District 1st District 2nd District
Seats before442
Seats won332
Seat changeDecrease2.svg 1Decrease2.svg 1Steady2.svg
 Fourth partyFifth partySixth party
 
LeaderJomar LobregatCesar Jimenez, Sr.John Dalipe
Party AZAP PAZ Lakas
Alliance Team Colorao Team Climaco Team Climaco
Leader's seat 1st District 1st District 2nd District
Seats before010
Seats won121
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 1Increase2.svg 2Increase2.svg 1
 Seventh partyEighth partyNinth party
 
LeaderEduardo SaavedraMiguel Alavar IIISukarno Ikbala
Party APP LDP PFP
Alliance Team Climaco Team Colorao PFP
Leader's seat 2nd District 2nd District 2nd District
Seats before030
Seats won031
Seat changeSteady2.svgSteady2.svgIncrease2.svg 1
PartyParty leaderTotal votesTotal seats
Total %Total %
PDP–Laban Celso Lobregat  
Liberal Beng Climaco  
UNA Rommel Agan 
AZAPJomar Lobregat 
Partido Prosperidad y Amor para na ZamboangaCesar Jimenez, Sr. 
Lakas John Dalipe 
APP Eduardo Saavedra 
LDP Miguel Alavar III 
PFP Sukarno Ikbala 
Independents Varies00.0%
Total valid votes castN/A
Total turnout
Total partisan seats1684.2%
Seat for Association of Barangay Captains President15.2%
Seat for Association of Sangguniang Kabataan chairmen President15.2%
Seat for Mandatory Representative for Indigenous Peoples15.2%
Total non-partisan seats315.7%
Total seats19100.0%

1st District

Council election at Zamboanga City's 1st district
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Josephine Pareja (incumbent) 75,546 8.81%
Liberal Elbert Atilano (incumbent) 61,638 7.19%
AZAPKhymer Adan Olaso54,6446.37%
LDP Joselito Macrohon (incumbent) 54,050 6.30%
LDP Rogelio Valesco (incumbent) 52,516 6.12%
PAZCesar Jimenez, Sr. (incumbent)50,6735.91%
PFP Crisanto "Monsi" dela Cruz 50,558 5.89%
PAZKing Omaga47,2405.51%
PDP–Laban Rodolfo Lim (incumbent)46,3635.41%
PDP–Laban Marxander Jaime Cabato (incumbent)46,2765.39%
LDP Luis Biel III38,8634.53%
PAZJoel Esteban37,3454.35%
PDP–Laban Pilarica Ledesma31,7843.70%
PAZMohammad Ali Urao28,0703.27%
PDDS Marlon Torres22,2662.59%
PAZRikki Lim20,0542.34%
PFP Wakil Tanjilil19,7132.30%
PDP–Laban Haj Sandag16,4851.92%
PFP Edris Lim12,8401.49%
Independent Nader Jalani11,0881.29%
PFP Rey Modillas10,4141.21%
PDDS Jemar Barahim9,2531.07%
Independent Edward Ducay8,2670.96%
PDDS Abdulnasir Ablayan8,2190.95%
PDDS Nelson Bautista7,8090.91%
PFP Jerson Monteverde6,8610.80%
PFP Ibnohajar Binang6,8470.79%
PFP Sisang Awis6,6640.77%
Independent Shada dela Torre5,0850.59%
Independent Manuel Englis3,8100.44%
Independent Querubin Ramallosa3,4340.40%
PDDS Regino Tanduyan, Jr.2,2930.26%
Turnout
Rejected ballots
Total votes856,968 100.00%

2nd District

Council election at Zamboanga City's 2nd district
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Lakas John Dalipe 85,745
PDP–Laban Benjamin Guingona IV (incumbent) 66,819
UNA Juan Climaco Elago II (incumbent) 64,548
PDP–Laban Lilibeth Nuño (incumbent) 60,819
LDP Miguel Alavar III (incumbent) 60,430
UNA Al-Jihan Edding (incumbent) 59,798
Liberal Jimmy Villaflores (incumbent) 58,341
PDP–Laban Vincent Paul Elago 50,603
APP Eduardo Saavedra50,345
PDP–Laban Frederick Atilano45,538
PDP–Laban Richard Mariano41,868
PDP–Laban Marlon Simbajon39,089
Liberal Teodyver Arquiza (incumbent)38,875
PDP–Laban Mark Saavedra36,572
APP Hector Perez32,886
PDDS Roel Natividad, Jr.27,094
Lakas Samuel Natividad23,458
Independent Jade Jamolod8,780
PFP Zayd Ocfemia8,472
Independent Ju-Ed Alvarez6,870
Independent Elijah John Inclan6,243
PDDS Isabel Gutierrez4,816
PDDS Billy Girvan, Jr.3,590
Turnout
Rejected ballots
Total votes

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