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Local elections are scheduled to be held in Iligan on May 12, 2025, as part of the 2025 Philippine general election. The electorate will elect a mayor, a vice mayor, sixteen members of the Iligan City Council, and one district representative to the House of Representatives of the Philippines. The officials elected will assume their respective offices on June 30, 2025, for a three-year-long term.
| # | Position | Party | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| For Mayor | ||||
| Rolando Anduyan | NUP | |||
| For Vice Mayor | ||||
| Andres Visaya Jr. | NUP | |||
| For House of Representatives (Lone District) | ||||
| Graciano Mijares | NUP | |||
| For City Council | ||||
| Troy Arias Fernan | NUP | |||
| Teodoro Gayo Jr. | NUP | |||
| Lilibeth Imperial | NUP | |||
| Alfredo Nuena Obina Jr. | NUP | |||
| Alberto Ong Jr. | NUP | |||
| Allysah Pangandaman | NUP | |||
| Leo Padilla Ricarte | NUP | |||
| Philamer Sabarre | NUP | |||
| Rudolph Charles Tamula | NUP | |||
| # | Position | Party | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| For Mayor | ||||
| Frederick Siao | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| For Vice Mayor | ||||
| Marianito Alemania | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| For House of Representatives (Lone District) | ||||
| Oscar Badelles | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| For City Council | ||||
| Providencio Abragan Jr. | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Melvin Anggot | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Amador Baller | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Ramil Emborong | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Samuel Huertas | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Simplicio Larrazabal III | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Bernard Pacaña | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Derrick Siao | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Irvine Sumagang | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Michelle Echavez Sweet-Booc | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Marlene Young | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
| Maria Paz Teresa Zalsos-Uychiat | Asenso Iliganon Party | |||
Incumbent mayor, Frederick Siao is seeking reelection. [1]
| Candidate | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Rolando Anduyan | National Unity Party | |
| Leony Roy Ga | United Iligan Party | |
| Franklin Quijano | Partido Demokratiko Pilipino | |
| Frederick Siao | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Total | ||
Marianito Alemania is the incumbent, also vying for reelection. [2]
| Candidate | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Marianito Alemania | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Jemar Vera Cruz | Partido Demokratiko Pilipino | |
| Ernest Oliver Uy | United Iligan Party | |
| Andres Visaya Jr. | National Unity Party | |
| Total | ||
Celso Regencia is the incumbent.
| Candidate | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Oscar Badelles | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Graciano Mijares | National Unity Party | |
| Celso Regencia | United Iligan Party | |
| Total | ||
Parties are as stated in their certificates of candidacy. Below is an incomplete list of candidates.
| Candidate | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Providencio Abragan Jr. | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Kenneth Alicaway Austria | INDEPENDENT | |
| Renato Ancis | Partido Demokratiko Pilipino | |
| Melvin Anggot | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Sorilie Christine Bacsarpa | Partido Demokratiko Pilipino | |
| Amador Baller | United Iligan Party | |
| King Belmonte | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Jun Biston | INDEPENDENT | |
| Nhicolle Capangpangan | United Iligan Party | |
| Dominic Carillo | Partido Demokratiko Pilipino | |
| Grace Catubig | United Iligan Party | |
| Veronico Echavez | United Iligan Party | |
| Ramil Emborong | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Giovanni Encabo | United Iligan Party | |
| Troy Arias Fernan | National Unity Party | |
| Teodoro Gayo Jr. | National Unity Party | |
| Samuel Huertas | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Lilibeth Imperial | National Unity Party | |
| Simplicio Larrazabal III | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Holde Ian Loking | United Iligan Party | |
| Lamberto Macapagal Jr. | United Iligan Party | |
| Ariel Barry Magallanes | Partido Demokratiko Pilipino | |
| Val Murillo | Partido Demokratiko Pilipino | |
| Alfredo Nuena Obina Jr. | National Unity Party | |
| Alberto Ong Jr. | National Unity Party | |
| Rhandy Ryan Francis Ong | United Iligan Party | |
| Bernard Pacaña | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Allysah Pangandaman | National Unity Party | |
| Demosthenes Plando | United Iligan Party | |
| Leo Padilla Ricarte | National Unity Party | |
| Philamer Sabarre | National Unity Party | |
| Randy Salcedo | Partido Demokratiko Pilipino | |
| Derrick Siao | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Dexter Rey Sumaoy | United Iligan Party | |
| Irvine Sumagang | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Michelle Echavez Sweet-Booc | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Rudolph Charles Tamula | National Unity Party | |
| Ian Chua Uy | United Iligan Party | |
| Richard Veloso | United Iligan Party | |
| Marlene Young | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Maria Paz Teresa Zalsos-Uychiat | Asenso Iliganon Party | |
| Total | ||
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