2022 Philippine presidential election in Antique

2022 Philippine presidential election in Antique

← 2016 May 9, 2022 2028 →
Turnout	87.18% [1] 2.00 pp [2]
Candidate Leni Robredo Bongbong Marcos Party Independent PFP Alliance TRoPa UniTeam Running mate Kiko Pangilinan Sara Duterte Popular vote 142,663 115,027 Percentage 44.73% 36.07%
Municipality results Robredo   40–50%   50–60% Marcos   40–50%
President before election Rodrigo Duterte PDP–Laban Elected President Bongbong Marcos PFP
2022 Philippine vice presidential election in Antique
May 9, 2022
Candidate Sara Duterte Kiko Pangilinan Party Lakas-CMD Liberal Alliance Uniteam TRoPa Popular vote 111,309 103,175 Percentage 36.54% 33.87%
Vice President before election Leni Robredo Liberal Elected Vice President Sara Duterte Lakas

In the 2022 Philippine presidential election, Vice President Leni Robredo secured victory in Antique, garnering 142,663 votes, or 44.73% of the total vote. Former senator Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr., Robredo's main rival, received 115,027 votes, which amounted to 36.07%. Robredo's victory in Antique reflected her sustained support in the province, consistent with her strong showing in the 2016 vice-presidential race, where she had a 32% margin over Marcos. ^[3]

The results reveal an interesting shift compared to 2016. While Robredo still led, Marcos increased his vote share significantly compared to his previous performance in the province. This rise may have been influenced by the endorsement of Governor Rhodora Cadiao, who openly supported Marcos for president. ^[4] Local endorsements often play a role in swaying votes in provincial areas, and Cadiao’s backing may have contributed to Marcos’ improved results.

While Marcos made gains, Robredo’s ability to maintain her lead indicates strong voter loyalty, possibly tied to her track record and advocacy during her vice presidency.

Results

2022 presidential election in Antique ^[5]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Leni Robredo	142,663	44.73%
	PFP	Bongbong Marcos	115,027	36.07%
	PROMDI	Manny Pacquiao	30,190	9.47%
	Aksyon	Isko Moreno	22,126	6.94%
	PDR	Ping Lacson	5,312	1.67%
	Independent	Ernie Abella	1,147	0.36%
	PLM	Leody de Guzman	846	0.27%
	PDSP	Norberto Gonzales	685	0.21%
	DPP	Jose Montemayor Jr.	641	0.20%
	KTPNAN	Faisal Mangondato	303	0.10%
Total votes			318,940	100.00%

Results by municipality/city

Municipality	Robredo		Marcos		Pacquiao		Moreno		Lacson		Various candidates		Total votes cast
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Anini-y	4,864	42%	4,415	38%	540	5%	1,435	12%	148	1%	100	1%	10,070
Barbaza	6,571	51%	4,052	31%	1,218	9%	712	6%	247	2%	105	1%	12,001
Belison	3,814	45%	3,706	44%	278	3%	463	5%	87	1%	74	1%	14,380
Bugasong	8,152	44%	6,356	34%	2,192	12%	1,322	7%	288	2%	230	1%	16,289
Caluya	6,517	35%	8,350	45%	2,069	11%	1,122	6%	453	2%	187	1%	45,002
Culasi	11,011	48%	7,377	32%	1,848	8%	2,042	9%	327	1%	345	2%	29,802
Hamtic	9,822	39%	11,627	46%	1,707	7%	1,712	7%	392	2%	191	1%	22,604
Laua-An	6,541	42%	6,004	39%	1,694	11%	771	5%	165	1%	225	1%	44,500
Libertad	4,803	52%	3,165	34%	732	8%	290	3%	125	1%	107	1%	38,678
Pandan	8,883	43%	9,156	44%	1,197	6%	1,010	5%	326	2%	188	1%	44,939
Patnongon	10,042	56%	4,879	27%	1,624	9%	1,138	6%	196	1%	213	1%	9,498
San Jose	14,327	45%	11,741	36%	2,458	8%	2,826	9%	607	2%	236	1%	22,139
San Remigio	7,976	43%	4,999	27%	4,214	23%	822	4%	228	1%	298	2%	32,736
Sebaste	3,720	36%	4,370	43%	834	8%	894	9%	164	2%	222	2%	18,064
Sibalom	16,652	49%	10,727	32%	3,543	10%	1,759	5%	803	2%	372	1%	47,015
Tibiao	7,577	51%	4,345	30%	1,371	9%	962	7%	287	2%	177	1%	70,686
Tobias Fornier	6,769	42%	6,127	38%	922	6%	2,047	13%	314	2%	128	1%	595,860
Valderrama	4,622	41%	3,631	32%	1,749	16%	799	7%	155	1%	224	2%	209,851
Totals	142,663	45%	115,027	36%	30,190	9%	22,126	7%	5,312	2%	3,622	1%	318,940

References

1. "Number and Turn-Out of Registered Voters and Voters Who Actually Voted by City/Municipality". Comelec. Retrieved 15 September 2024.
2. "Number of Registered Voters, Voters Who Actually Voted and Voters' Turnout". Comelec. Retrieved 15 September 2024.
3. "TALLY SHEETS CERTIFICATES OF CANVASS 2016 ELECTIONS FOR VICE PRESIDENT" (PDF). Senate of the Philippines. Retrieved 14 September 2024.
4. Marzan, Joseph (21 February 2022). "Antique governor denies snubbing Leni-Kiko visit". Rappler. Retrieved 16 September 2024.
5. "National Positions ANTIQUE". Comelec. Retrieved 16 September 2024.