2022 Tanauan local elections

Last updated October 16, 2024

Tanauan City held its local elections on Monday, May 9, 2022, as a part of the 2022 Philippine general election. The voters will elect candidates for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, and the 10 members of its city council.

Mayoral election

Incumbent Mary Angeline Halili is not running, initially preferring to return to private life. However, she filed her candidacy for congresswoman as a substitute candidate of Irich John Bolinas. Her oldest brother, businessman Mark Anthony Halili is running in her place.^[1] His opponent is former 3rd district representative Sonny Collantes.

Tanauan City mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes
	NPC	Sonny Collantes	61,391
	PDDS	Mark Anthony Halili	55,266
Margin of victory
Valid ballots
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

Vice mayoral election

Incumbent Atty. Herminigildo Trinidad Jr. is running for reelection. He will be challenged by incumbent provincial board member and former city mayor Atty. Jhoanna Corona-Villamor, who was initially planning to run for reelection in the provincial board but her father, former board member and former mayor Alfredo Corona, Collantes' original running mate, asked her to switch places for this election. The younger Corona assumed office as Mayor in 2018 after the assassination of Mayor Antonio Halili on July 2.

Tanauan City vice mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes
	PDDS	*Herminigildo Trinidad, Jr.*	65,459
	NPC	Jhoanna Corona-Villamor	48,217
Margin of victory
Valid ballots
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

City Council election

Incumbents are expressed in italics.


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Pederalismo ng Dugong Dakilang Samahan	445,920	47.85	6
	Nationalist People's Coalition	304,291	32.65	3
	Liberal Party	66,035	7.09	1
	Nacionalista Party	43,471	4.67	–
	Independent	72,126	7.74	–
Ex officio seats				2
Total		931,843	100.00	12

By ticket

Team Collantes-Corona

NPC/ Team Collantes-Corona
#	Name		Result

For Mayor
1.	Sonny Collantes	NPC	Won
For Vice Mayor
1.	Jhoanna Corona-Villamor	NPC	Lost
For Councilors
2.	Sam Bengzon	Liberal	Won
4.	Benedicto Corona	NPC	Won
7.	Jun Gocuanco	NPC	Lost
9.	Macky Leus Gonzales	NPC	Lost
10.	Kristel Guelos	NPC	Won
12.	Carlos Laurel	Nacionalista	Lost
15.	Eric Manglo	NPC	Won
19.	Ed Quilao	NPC	Lost
20.	Rexander Quimio	NPC	Lost
23.	Ambet Sanggalang	NPC	Lost

Team Halili-Trinidad

PDDS/Team Halili-Trinidad
#	Name		Result

For Mayor
2.	Mark Anthony Halili	PDDS	Lost
For Vice Mayor
2.	Herminigildo Trinidad Jr.	PDDS	Won
For Councilors
3.	Angel Burgos	PDDS	Won
5.	Herman De Sagun	PDDS	Won
8.	Glen Win Gonzales	PDDS	Won
11.	Oliver Oscar Infante	PDDS	Lost
13.	John Kennedy Macalindong	PDDS	Lost
14.	Jay-Ar Manaig	PDDS	Lost
16.	Czylene Marqueses	PDDS	Won
18.	Shirley Platon	PDDS	Lost
24.	Marissa Tabing	PDDS	Won
26.	Eugene Yson	PDDS	Won

Councilors

2022 Tanauan City Council Elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Sam Bengzon	66,035
	PDDS	Eugene Yson	53,795
	PDDS	*Glen Win Gonzales*	50,645
	PDDS	Marissa Tabing	50,467
	PDDS	*Herman De Sagun*	50,031
	PDDS	*Czylene Marqueses*	49,841
	NPC	*Benedicto Corona*	47,746
	PDDS	*Angel Burgos*	46,052
	NPC	*Kristel Guelos*	45,931
	NPC	Marcelo Eric Manglo	45,746

	Nacionalista	Luis Carlos Mariano Laurel II	43,471
	PDDS	Shirley Platon	41,035
	NPC	Jun Gocuanco	38,688
	PDDS	John Kennedy Macalindong	36,572
	NPC	Rexander Quimo	34,938
	PDDS	Oliver Oscar Infante	34,196
	PDDS	Jay-Ar Manaig	33,286
	NPC	Macky Leus Gonzales	32,682
	NPC	Ed Quilao	32,233
	Independent	Joven Amurao	26,443
	NPC	Ambet Sanggalang	26,327
	Independent	Rosemarie Ramilo	16,930
	Independent	Marcos Valdez	13,649
	Independent	Balbino Pariño	6,695
	Independent	Alejandro Ramos II	6,140
	Independent	Angelito Go	2,269
Total votes			931,843	100.00


Party or alliance				Votes	%	Seats
	Pederalismo ng Dugong Dakilang Samahan			445,920	47.85	6
	Nationalist People's Coalition/Team Collantes-Corona		NPC	304,291	32.65	3
			Liberal	66,035	7.09	1
			Nacionalista	43,471	4.67	0
		Total		413,797	44.41	4
	Independent			72,126	7.74	0
Total				931,843	100.00	10

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References

↑ "Anak ni Antonio Halili, na pinaslang na Tanauan mayor, tatakbong alkalde". ABS-CBN News (in Filipino). October 2, 2021. Retrieved November 15, 2021.

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[1] "Anak ni Antonio Halili, na pinaslang na Tanauan mayor, tatakbong alkalde". ABS-CBN News (in Filipino). October 2, 2021. Retrieved November 15, 2021.

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