2022 Quezon local elections

2022 Quezon local elections
	Gubernatorial elections
	Results per municipality and city
Governor before election; Danilo Suarez ; Lakas	Elected Governor; Angelina Tan ; NPC
	Vice gubernatorial elections
Vice Governor before election; Samuel B. Nantes; Aksyon	Elected Vice Governor; Anacleto Alcala III; NPC

Last updated October 16, 2024

Local elections were held in the Province of Quezon on May 9, 2022, as part of the 2022 general election. Voters will select candidates for all local positions: a town mayor, vice mayor and town councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the vice-governor, governor and representatives for the four districts of Quezon.

Provincial elections
Gubernatorial election
Vice Gubernatorial election
Provincial board elections
Congressional elections
1st District 2
2nd District 2
3rd District 2
4th District 2
Lucena local elections
Mayoralty elections
Vice Mayoralty elections
City council elections
City and municipal elections
1st District 3
2nd District 3
3rd District 3
4th District 3
References

Provincial elections

Gubernatorial election

Parties are as stated in their certificate of candidacies.

Quezon gubernatorial election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Angelina "Helen" Tan	790,534	68.89
	Lakas	Danilo "Danny" Suarez	320,296	27.91
	KBL	Angelita Tan	13,119	1.14
	Independent	Jeson Tan	8,523	0.74
	PRP	Sonny Suarez	7,287	0.64
	Independent	Romeo Suarez	4,162	0.36
	Independent	Warren Sio	3,532	0.31
Total votes			1,147,453	100.00
	NPC gain from Lakas

Per City/Municipality

City/Municipality	Angelina Tan		Danilo Suarez		Angelita Tan		Jeson Tan		Sonny Suarez		Romeo Suarez		Warren Sio

	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Agdangan	5,007	64.20	2,707	34.71	29	0.37	24	0.31	18	0.23	8	0.10	6	0.08
Alabat	7,349	78.26	1,646	17.53	289	3.08	41	0.44	35	0.37	27	0.29	4	0.04
Atimonan	23,623	76.93	6,165	20.08	510	1.66	110	0.36	138	0.45	116	0.38	47	0.15
Buenavista	12,640	78.92	3,028	18.91	150	0.94	87	0.54	66	0.41	25	0.16	20	0.12
Burdeos	6,591	62.95	3,461	33.05	101	0.96	124	1.18	121	1.16	53	0.51	20	0.19
Calauag	28,795	76.78	7,339	19.57	743	1.98	214	0.57	205	0.55	159	0.42	49	0.13
Candelaria	44,562	65.45	21,086	30.97	496	0.73	635	0.93	457	0.67	279	0.41	567	0.83
Catanauan	23,007	63.89	12,306	34.17	279	0.77	155	0.43	143	0.40	98	0.27	24	0.07
Dolores	12,019	69.09	4,747	27.29	183	1.05	155	0.89	148	0.85	45	0.26	98	0.56
General Luna	7,710	54.19	6,295	44.24	67	0.47	53	0.37	56	0.39	32	0.22	15	0.11
General Nakar	13,141	67.49	5,503	28.26	206	1.06	259	1.33	191	0.98	132	0.68	38	0.20
Guinayangan	18,921	83.39	3,161	13.93	387	1.71	84	0.37	66	0.29	53	0.23	18	0.08
Gumaca	27,858	75.49	7,809	21.16	846	2.29	150	0.41	133	0.33	82	0.22	37	0.10
Infanta	23,084	61.64	13,004	34.72	278	0.74	425	1.13	358	0.96	204	0.54	97	0.26
Jomalig	2,691	68.77	1,007	25.73	67	1.71	51	1.30	65	1.66	27	0.69	5	0.13
Lopez	38,307	78.30	8,797	17.98	1,138	2.33	231	0.47	244	0.50	159	0.32	49	0.10
Lucban	18,614	65.90	8,562	30.31	267	0.95	245	0.87	221	0.78	142	0.50	194	0.69
Lucena	102,277	–	47,115	–	1,497	–	1,037	–	912	–	461	–	689	–
Macalelon	10,334	73.43	3,519	25.00	90	0.64	33	0.23	56	0.40	26	0.18	16	0.11
Mauban	22,515	61.91	12,751	35.06	287	0.79	328	0.90	311	0.86	133	0.37	43	0.12
Mulanay	19,893	70.40	7,724	27.34	212	0.75	157	0.56	164	0.58	80	0.28	26	0.09
Padre Burgos	9,017	69.74	3,715	28.73	58	0.45	56	0.43	51	0.39	23	0.18	10	0.08
Pagbilao	27,839	73.25	8,747	23.01	466	1.23	415	1.09	206	0.54	148	0.39	186	0.49
Panukulan	5,537	62.78	2,836	32.16	104	1.18	130	1.47	141	1.60	61	0.69	10	0.11
Patnanungan	5,882	86.67	686	10.11	58	0.85	82	1.21	44	0.65	23	0.34	12	0.18
Perez	6,215	81.66	1,073	14.10	197	2.59	42	0.55	43	0.56	25	0.33	16	0.21
Pitogo	10,324	73.37	3,431	24.38	148	1.05	81	0.58	52	0.37	23	0.16	13	0.09
Plaridel	5,632	77.43	1,380	18.97	153	210	24	0.33	48	0.66	30	0.41	7	0.10
Polillo	9,661	58.82	6,124	37.29	154	0.94	206	1.25	165	1.00	100	0.61	14	0.09
Quezon	7,230	78.72	1,599	17.41	235	2.56	38	0.41	43	0.47	34	0.37	6	0.07
Real	12,059	63.95	6,059	32.13	167	0.89	277	1.47	172	0.91	87	0.46	37	0.20
Sampaloc	5,218	64.60	2,584	31.99	73	0.90	77	0.95	91	1.13	25	0.31	9	0.11
San Andres	8,753	60.67	5,334	36.97	83	0.58	78	0.54	104	0.72	60	0.42	15	0.10
San Antonio	14,454	70.07	5,530	26.81	156	0.76	181	0.88	107	0.52	79	0.38	121	0.59
San Francisco	16,710	56.44	12,247	41.37	134	0.45	109	0.37	222	0.75	162	0.55	22	0.07
San Narciso	16,848	73.02	5,849	25.35	120	0.52	90	0.39	94	0.41	54	0.23	19	0.08
Sariaya	52,411	65.08	25,699	31.91	649	0.81	613	0.76	519	0.64	263	0.33	382	0.47
Tagkawayan	19,908	71.55	6,510	23.40	834	3.00	189	0.68	215	0.77	138	0.50	28	0.10
Tayabas	41,070	74.11	12,604	22.74	507	0.91	488	0.88	340	0.61	208	0.38	198	0.36
Tiaong	38,727	70.32	13,928	25.29	637	1.16	693	1.26	486	0.88	254	0.46	351	0.64
Unisan	8,101	54.24	6,629	44.39	64	0.43	56	0.37	47	0.31	26	0.17	12	0.08

TOTAL	790,534	68.89	320,296	27.91	13,119	1.14	8,523	0.74	7,287	0.64	4,162	0.36	3,532	0.31

Vice Gubernatorial election

Parties are as stated in their certificate of candidacies.

Incumbent Samuel Nantes is term-limited and is running for Mayor of Tayabas. His mother, former Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office board member Betty Nantes, is his party's nominee.^[1]

Quezon vice gubernatorial election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Anacleto Alcala III	665,442	63.25
	Lakas	Betty Nantes	283,530	26.95
	KBL	Alona Villamayor-Obispo	91,906	8.74
	Independent	Perlita Lavides	7,398	0.70
	Independent	Teodorico Capina	3,816	0.36
Total votes			1,052,092	100.00
	NPC gain from Aksyon

Per City/Municipality

City/Municipality	Anacleto Alcala III		Betty Nantes		Alona Villamayor-Obispo		Perlita Lavides		Teodorico Capina

	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Agdangan	4,597	64.31	2,197	30.74	294	4.11	39	0.55	21	0.29
Alabat	5,772	68.40	2,096	24.84	507	6.01	44	0.52	20	0.24
Atimonan	18,203	65.49	7,676	27.62	1,389	5.00	440	1.58	87	0.31
Buenavista	10,757	74.72	2,654	18.44	815	5.66	97	0.67	73	0.51
Burdeos	4,552	50.04	2,776	30.52	1,665	18.30	67	0.74	36	0.40
Calauag	22,107	66.78	7,978	24.10	2,581	7.80	303	0.92	137	0.41
Candelaria	42,092	66.59	17,001	26.90	3,561	5.63	311	0.49	245	0.39
Catanauan	18,242	57.84	11,218	35.57	1,564	4.96	278	0.88	238	0.75
Dolores	10,037	62.87	4,681	29.32	1,140	7.14	56	0.35	51	0.32
General Luna	7,045	53.50	5,370	40.78	636	4.83	82	0.62	35	0.27
General Nakar	9,829	55.95	4,319	24.59	3,138	17.86	201	1.14	79	0.45
Guinayangan	14,691	74.43	3,757	19.03	1,102	5.58	138	0.70	50	0.25
Gumaca	20,168	60.34	11,187	33.47	1,441	4.31	477	1.43	152	0.45
Infanta	18,428	52.70	9,293	26.57	6,878	19.67	242	0.69	130	0.37
Jomalig	2,129	68.61	489	15.76	447	14.41	21	0.68	17	0.55
Lopez	29,454	68.18	10,485	24.27	2,701	6.25	371	0.86	191	0.44
Lucban	13,129	48.94	9,214	34.35	4,138	15.43	236	0.88	109	0.41
Lucena	119,691	–	21,705	–	7,673	–	712	–	296	–
Macalelon	8,567	66.35	3,571	27.66	603	4.67	100	0.77	71	0.55
Mauban	15,998	47.28	11,232	33.19	6,221	18.38	293	0.87	96	0.28
Mulanay	15,539	62.02	7,768	31.01	1,428	5.70	202	0.81	117	0.47
Padre Burgos	7,790	65.30	3,362	28.18	662	5.55	73	0.61	43	0.36
Pagbilao	20,028	57.86	10,585	30.58	3,674	10.61	234	0.68	93	0.27
Panukulan	3,554	46.42	2,281	29.79	1,735	22.66	61	0.80	25	0.33
Patnanungan	4,374	70.37	1,111	17.87	640	10.30	55	0.88	36	0.58
Perez	4,653	72.67	1,295	20.22	404	6.31	35	0.55	16	0.25
Pitogo	8,046	64.11	3,656	29.13	661	5.27	127	1.01	61	0.49
Plaridel	4,750	73.47	1,454	22.49	200	3.09	44	0.68	17	0.26
Polillo	5,693	38.41	6,673	45.02	2,280	15.38	122	0.82	55	0.37
Quezon	5,125	64.13	2,311	28.92	480	6.01	54	0.68	22	0.28
Real	9,509	54.75	4,972	28.63	2,688	15.48	129	0.74	69	0.40
Sampaloc	3,393	46.17	2,808	38.21	1,093	14.87	39	0.53	16	0.22
San Andres	7,334	57.23	4,269	33.31	1,018	7.94	139	1.08	56	0.44
San Antonio	13,986	73.58	3,847	20.24	1,089	5.73	53	0.28	32	0.17
San Francisco	15,242	58.26	9,082	34.72	1,553	5.94	190	0.73	94	0.36
San Narciso	13,906	69.07	5,276	26.20	775	3.85	95	0.47	82	0.41
Sariaya	47,791	63.95	21,801	29.17	4,590	6.14	296	0.40	251	0.34
Tagkawayan	14,095	59.31	7,798	32.81	1,524	6.41	230	0.97	118	0.50
Tayabas	23,948	45.36	16,224	30.73	12,083	22.88	350	0.66	195	0.37
Tiaong	33,501	65.78	12,465	24.47	4,424	8.69	291	0.57	250	0.49
Unisan	7,695	55.74	5,593	40.52	411	2.98	71	0.51	34	0.25

TOTAL	665,442	63.25	283,530	26.95	91,906	8.74	7,398	0.70	3,816	0.36

Provincial board elections


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Nationalist People's Coalition	983,938	47.33	7
	Nacionalista	408,758	19.66	2
	Lakas–CMD	269,222	12.95	0
	Aksyon	106,875	5.14	0
	National Unity Party	83,661	4.02	1
	PRP	75,777	3.65	0
	PDP-Laban	74,158	3.57	0
	Labor Party Philippines	21,613	1.04	0
	Liberal	6,503	0.31	0
	Independent	48,181	2.32	0
Ex officio seats				3
Total		2,078,686	100.00	13

1st District

2022 Provincial Board Election in 1st District of Quezon
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Jerry Talaga	143,014	11.71
	NPC	Julius Jay Luces	94,709	7.76

	Lakas	Pauline Anne Bazar	74,985	6.14
	Lakas	Ferdinand Llamas III	48,962	4.01
	Aksyon	Waqui Kelly Portes	28,993	2.37
	Independent	Joselito Santelices	6,622	0.54
Total votes			397,285	100.00

2nd District

2022 Provincial Board Election in 2nd District of Quezon
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Vinnette Alcala	209,330	17.14
	Nacionalista	Maria Yllana Liwanag	201,048	16.46
	Nacionalista	Ferdinand Talabong	193,125	15.81

	NPC	Neil Emerson Sio	135,291	11.08
	PDP–Laban	Wilfredo Baldonado	74,158	6.07
	Independent	Erwin Perez	14,955	1.22
	Nacionalista	Adrian Tiongco	14,585	1.19
	Independent	Olivia Maaño	12,598	1.03
	Independent	Renato Casiño	10,090	0.83
Total votes			865,180	100.00

3rd District

2022 Provincial Board Election in 3rd District of Quezon
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NUP	Jet Suarez	83,661	6.85
	NPC	John Joseph Aquivido	78,225	6.41

	Aksyon	Vincent Dominic Reyes	77,882	6.38
	PRP	Jose Erwin Esguerra	75,777	6.21
	NPC	Rodolfo Orfanel	12,734	1.04
	Liberal	Rommel Anca	6,503	0.53
	Independent	Eduardo Dural	3,916	0.32
Total votes			338,698	100.00

4th District

2022 Provincial Board Election in 4th District of Quezon
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Isaias Ubana II	125,881	10.30
	NPC	Harold Butardo	103,681	8.49
	NPC	Roderick Magbuhos	81,073	6.64

	Lakas	Raquel Mendoza	65,455	5.36
	Lakas	Narciso Malite	49,135	4.02
	Lakas	Zeddrick Magbuhos	30,685	2.51
	WPP	Imelda Mendoza	21,613	1.77
Total votes			477,453	100.00

Congressional elections

1st District

Incumbent Representative Mark Enverga is running for reelection.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election at Quezon's 1st district
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Mark Enverga	277,126	86.18
	KBL	Teresita Dator	32,823	12.45
	Independent	Francisco Rubio	2,613	0.99
	Independent	Lamberto Cubilo	996	0.38
Total votes			313,558	100.00
	NPC hold

2nd District

Incumbent Representative David Suarez is running for reelection. One of his opponents is former Department of Agriculture Secretary and former representative Proceso Alcala.^[2] Another challenger is local artist^[3]^[4] and civic volunteer Abigail Jashael "Abi" Bagabaldo.^[5]

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election at Quezon's 2nd district
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	David Suarez	207,836	52.93
	NPC	Proceso Alcala	173,639	44.22
	Reporma	Antonio Punzalan	6,038	1.54
	Independent	Abigail Jashael Bagabaldo	3,129	0.80
	Independent	Alejandro Nebu	2,026	0.52
Total votes			392,668	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

3rd District

Incumbent Representative Aleta Suarez is running for reelection.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election at Quezon's 3rd district
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Reporma	Reynante Arrogancia	122,379	58.47
	Lakas	Aleta Suarez	76,174	36.39
	WPP	Ruel Arogante	7,794	3.72
	PRP	Analyn Suarez	2,966	1.42
Total votes			209,313	100.00
	Reporma gain from Lakas

4th District

Incumbent Representative Angelina Tan is term-limited and is running for governor. Her son Mike is her party's nominee.

2022 Philippine House of Representatives election at Quezon's 4th district
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Keith Micah Tan	166,591	72.89
	Lakas	Rhodora Tan	43,862	19.19
	NUP	Fernando Martinez	12,193	5.34
	WPP	Rhodora Legaspi	2,705	1.18
	Independent	Florenio Tierra	2,191	0.96
	PRP	Resty Martinez	1,003	0.44
Total votes			228,545	100.00
	NPC hold

Lucena local elections

Lucena is an independent component city and is not jurisdictionally part of Quezon, but is often grouped with it.

Mayoralty elections

Incumbent Rhoderick Alcala is term-limited and is running for Vice Mayor. His son, Mark is his party's nominee. His opponents are incumbent councilor Sunshine Abcede and incumbent Board Member Romano Franco Talaga.^[6] Incumbent Vice Mayor Philip Castillo died on February 19, 2022. He was substituted by Deric Castillo.

Lucena City mayoralty election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PDP–Laban	Mark Don Victor Alcala	104,216	66.23
	PRP	Romano Franco Talaga	31,659	20.12
	KANP	Sunshine Abcede-Llaga	17,651	11.22
	PROMDI	Deric Castillo^[A]	3,373	2.14
	Independent	Ruel Rojo	219	0.14
	Independent	Edgardo Zeta	139	0.09
	Independent	Pedrito Maralit	107	0.07
Total votes			157,364	100.00

Notes

A ^ Vice Mayor Philip Castillo died on February 19, 2022. His son, Deric Castillo, was named as his substitute.

Vice Mayoralty elections

Incumbent Anacleto Alcala III, who assumed post due to the death of Vice Mayor Philip Castillo is running for Vice Governor. Running for the position are incumbent Mayor Rhoderick Alcala, Serafin Meera, Jr. and incumbent councilor Nilo Villapando.

Lucena City vice mayoralty election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PDP–Laban	Roderick "Dondon" Alcala	113,654	74.68
	PRP	Nilo Villapando	37,474	24.62
	Independent	Serafin Meera, Jr.	1,063	0.70
Total votes			152,191	100.00

City council elections

Lucena City Council election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PDP–Laban	Ryan Caezar Alcala	92,599	57.10
	PDP–Laban	Danilo Faller	88,069	54.31
	PDP–Laban	Wilbert Noche	84,292	51.98
	PDP–Laban	Patrick Nobert Nadera	81,920	50.51
	PDP–Laban	Americo Lacerna	77,587	47.84
	PROMDI	Benito Brizuela Jr.	77,242	47.63
	Liberal	Nicanor Pedro Jr.	67,263	41.48
	Independent	Edwin Pureza	61,280	37.79
	PDP–Laban	Jose Christian Ona	61,194	37.73
	NPC	Elizabeth Sio	50,875	31.37

	NPC	Rey Oliver Alejandrino	50,054	30.86
	Independent	John Angelo Buñag	40,623	25.05
	NPC	John Bunyan Calamigan III	39,047	24.08
	NPC	Rogelio Traqueña	35,365	21.81
	NPC	Fidel Victor Paulo	33,796	20.84
	NPC	Godison Dimaculangan	33,191	20.47
	NPC	Bernard Tagarao	32,714	20.17
	NPC	Danilo Zaballero	30,952	19.09
	PDP–Laban	Christa Dhel Castillo Robedillo	28,751	17.73
	Aksyon	Michael Dalida	21,950	13.53
	PDP–Laban	Cresencio Buenaflor Jr.	20,015	12.34
	PDP–Laban	Francis Josef Ryan Villafuerte	17,507	10.80
	Independent	Ariel Baldonado	14,813	9.13
	Akbayan	Peter Daleon	14,578	8.99
	KBL	Epifanio Montecalbo Jr.	10,500	6.47
	Independent	Joseph Veluya	6,240	3.85
	Independent	Adonis Bibit	4,816	2.97
	Independent	Edwin Aman	3,802	2.34
	Independent	Jose Arnel Oxina	2,621	1.62
	Independent	Ferdinand Endiape	2,591	1.60
Total votes			1,186,247	100.00

City and municipal elections

1st District

City : Tayabas City
Municipalities : Burdeos, General Nakar, Infanta, Jomalig, Lucban, Mauban, Pagbilao, Panukulan, Patnanungan, Polillo, Real, Sampaloc

Tayabas City

Incumbent Ernida Reynoso is running for reelection. Her opponents are incumbent Vice Mayor Manuel Victorio Manaig and incumbent Vice Governor Samuel Nantes.

Tayabas City mayoralty election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Ernida Agpi Reynoso	27,927	49.73
	Aksyon	Samuel Nantes	19,179	34.15
	PRP	Manuel Victorio Manaig	9,053	16.12
Margin of victory			8,748	15.57
Invalid or blank votes			161	.01
Total votes			58,209	100

Burdeos

Burdeos mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Freddie Aman
	PFP	Alice Cuerdo
	Nacionalista	Julius Ceazar Florido
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

General Nakar

General Nakar mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Fred Pujeda
	Nacionalista	Elisio Ruzol
	Independent	Leovegildo Ruzol
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Infanta

Infanta mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Nacionalista	Filipina Grace America
	NPC	Eriberto Escueta
	Independent	Ednon Verano
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Jomalig

Jomalig mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Rodel Espiritu
	Lakas	Nelmar Sarmiento
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Lucban

Lucban mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Cel Gina Dator
	Liberal	Lyncelle Dator-Macandile
	PDP–Laban	Merton Deveza
	Nacionalista	Maria Asuncion Placino
	Independent	Mario Ramos
	PRP	Tenten Villaverde
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Mauban

Mauban mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Independent	Oscar Jugueta
	Nacionalista	Marita Llamas
	NPC	Erwin Pastrana
	Independent	Apolonio Quizon
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Pagbilao

Pagbilao mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Independent	Timoteo Batilo
	Independent	Reynaldo de Pala
	NPC	Joseph Garcia
	PDP–Laban	Edmundo Ibis
	Independent	Ariel Martinez
	Nacionalista	Angelica Portes-Tatlonghari
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Panukulan

Panukulan mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Nacionalista	Alfred Rigor Mitra
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Patnanugan

Patnanungan mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Clara Larita
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Polilio

Polillo mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	PFP	Agnes Abagat-Frogoso
	Lakas	Angelique Bosque
	NPC	Rio Espiritu
	PFP	May Estuita
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Real

Real mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Nacionalista	Bing Aquino
	NPC	Lea Calleja
	Independent	Renz Esmeralda
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Sampaloc

Sampaloc mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	PRP	Gelo Devanadera
	Liberal	Jan Paul Jarafa
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

2nd District

City : Lucena City
Municipalities : Candelaria, Dolores, San Antonio, Sariaya, Tiaong

Candelaria

Incumbent Macario Boongaling is running for Vice Mayor. His party nominated incumbent Vice Mayor George Suayan. His opponents are incumbent LMB President Ireneo Boongaling who happens to be the cousin of the incumbent mayor and former Mayor Ferdinand Maliwanag.

Candelaria mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Independent	Ireneo "Boyong" Boongaling
	Aksyon	Ferdinand Maliwanag
	NPC	George Suayan
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Dolores

Incumbent Orlan Calayag is running for reelection.

Dolores mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Danilo Amat
	Nacionalista	Orlan Calayag
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

San Antonio

Erick Wagan is term-limited. His party nominated former Mayor Aniano Ariel Wagan.

San Antonio mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	WPP	Rodante Hernandez
	Independent	Feliciano Leynes
	NPC	Jay Vesliño
	Nacionalista	Aniano Ariel Wagan, Jr.
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Sariaya

Incumbent Marcelo Gayeta is running for reelection^[7] unopposed.

Sariaya mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	PDP–Laban	Marcelo Gayeta
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Tiaong

Incumbent Ramon Preza is term-limited. His party nominated incumbent Vice Mayor William Razon.^[8]

Tiaong mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Independent	Raul Aldovino
	Nacionalista	Vincent Arjey Mea
	Independent	William Razon
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

3rd District

Municipalities : Agdangan, Buenavista, Catanauan, General Luna, Macalelon, Mulanay, Padre Burgos, Pitogo, San Andres, San Francisco, San Narciso, Unisan

Agdangan

Agdangan mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Nacionalista	Rhadam Aguilar
	NPC	Juancho Parafina
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Buenavista

Buenavista mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Lakas	Maria Remedios Rivera
	PROMDI	Reynaldo Rosilla, Jr.
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Catanauan

Catanauan mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Leonardo Abella
	WPP	Jezabel Orfanel-Forneste
	Aksyon	Ramon Orfanel
	PDP–Laban	Bas Serrano
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

General Luna

General Luna mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Nacionalista	Matt Erwin Florido
	Independent	Adelino Maraya
	NPC	Benson Sangalang
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Macalelon

Macalelon mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Artemio Mamburao
	PDP–Laban	Marvin Tan
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Mulanay

Mulanay mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	PDP–Laban	Aris Aguirre
	Reporma	Jay Tito Ojeda II
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Padre Burgos

Padre Burgos mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Independent	Pablito Flores
	Aksyon	Hackett Pasia
	NPC	Ruben Uy Diokno
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Pitogo

Pitogo mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Aksyon	Dennis Gliane
	Reporma	Dexter Sayat
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

San Andres

San Andres mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Independent	Paterno Arrabis, Jr.
	PDP–Laban	Giovanne Lim
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

San Francisco

San Francisco mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Joselito Alega
	Nacionalista	Romulo Edaño Sr.
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

San Narciso

San Narciso mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Aksyon	Hanson Blanca
	PRP	Pobel Uy-Yap
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Unisan

Unisan mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Ferdinand Adulta
	Lakas	Junjun Suarez
	PROMDI	Roly Villegas
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

4th District

Municipalities : Alabat, Atimonan, Calauag, Guinayangan, Gumaca, Lopez, Perez, Plaridel, Quezon, Tagkawayan

Alabat

Alabat mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	Independent	Jose Ramil Arquiza
	NPC	Boyet Hirang
	Nacionalista	Evangeline Mesa
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Atimonan

Atimonan mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	PDP–Laban	Elmer Escosia
	NPC	Rustico Joven Mendoza
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Calauag

Calauag mayoralty election
Party		Candidate	Votes
	Reporma	Eric Entienza	11,411
	Lakas	Lyndon Guerrero	3,966
	Independent	Bernabe Maravilla	101
	Independent	Armando Mendoza	514
	NPC	Rosalina Visorde	21,679
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Guinayangan

Guinayangan mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	WPP	Josie Enoval
	Nacionalista	Obet Gajo
	NPC	Maden Isaac
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Gumaca

Gumaca mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Erwin Caralian
	Nacionalista	Webster Letargo
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Lopez

Lopez mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NUP	Joedil Barros
	NPC	Rachel Ubaña
	Lakas	Arkie Manuel Yulde
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Perez

Perez mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Morel Escalona
	PRP	Marla Reyes
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Plaridel

Plaridel mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	PRP	Wilfredo Magbuhos
	NPC	Jose Saavedra
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Quezon

Quezon mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Cherry Clacio
	Independent	Juan Escolano
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Tagkawayan

Tagkawayan mayoralty election
Party		Candidate
	NPC	Carlo Eleazar
	Lakas	Jojo Frondoso
Margin of victory
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

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[1] Mallari, Delfin T. Jr. (October 6, 2021). "Quezon gov Danilo Suarez seeks reelection". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved December 23, 2021.

[2] Mallari, Delfin T. Jr. (October 6, 2021). "Ex-Quezon solon files COC in bid to regain old post". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved March 15, 2022.

[3] Sauler, Erika (February 13, 2013). "Rizal Park hosts 'Yakapalooza' on Feb. 14". INQUIRER.net.

[4] "1st 'Yakapalooza' in PH on Valentine's Day set". news.abs-cbn.com. February 14, 2013.

[5] "Mayoralty, congressional bets join Quezon Balitaktakan virtual forum". MANILATIMES.net. February 19, 2022. Retrieved May 20, 2022.

[6] Mallari, Delfin T. Jr. (October 5, 2021). "Father, son tandem gun for mayor, vice mayor seats in Lucena". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved March 15, 2022.

[7] "PROFILE: MARCELO GAYETA | Candidate for Mayor - 2022 elections". Rappler. Retrieved April 22, 2022.

[8] "PROFILE: WILLIAM RAZON | Candidate for Mayor - 2022 elections". Rappler. Retrieved April 22, 2022.

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Contents

Provincial elections

Gubernatorial election

Per City/Municipality

Vice Gubernatorial election

Per City/Municipality

Provincial board elections

1st District

2nd District

3rd District

4th District

Congressional elections

1st District

2nd District

3rd District

4th District

Lucena local elections

Mayoralty elections

Vice Mayoralty elections

City council elections

City and municipal elections

1st District

Tayabas City

Burdeos

General Nakar

Infanta

Jomalig

Lucban

Mauban

Pagbilao

Panukulan

Patnanugan

Polilio

Real

Sampaloc

2nd District

Candelaria

Dolores

San Antonio

Sariaya

Tiaong

3rd District

Agdangan

Buenavista

Catanauan

General Luna

Macalelon

Mulanay

Padre Burgos

Pitogo

San Andres

San Francisco

San Narciso

Unisan

4th District

Alabat

Atimonan

Calauag

Guinayangan

Gumaca

Lopez

Perez

Plaridel

Quezon

Tagkawayan

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