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Local elections will take place in Pasig on Monday, May 12, 2025, as part of the 2025 Philippine general election. The electorate will elect a mayor, a vice mayor, twelve members of the Pasig City Council, and one representative to the House of Representatives of the Philippines. The officials elected in the election will assume their respective offices on June 30, 2025, for a three-year-long term.
Several graft cases have been filed against incumbent mayor Vico Sotto, the first ones he has faced in his political career, which he believes are politically motivated. [1] The cases stem from allegedly distributing shirts instead of cash allowances to city hall employees, [2] and for allegedly giving an illegal tax discount to telco company Converge ICT. [3] In addition, a petition for a temporary restraining order has also been filed against the implementation of Mayor Sotto's flagship project, the ₱9.6 Billion reconstruction of the Pasig City Hall Complex. [4]
Mayor Sotto has also criticized a concert held by the St. Gerrard Construction Charity Foundation, led by Curlee Discaya and his wife Sarah, for not securing permits from city hall, which were countered by the foundation's insistence that it was held within the private Arcovia City estate. [5] The aforementioned couple's St. Gerrard Construction and Development Corporation have previously had their projects in Barangay Bambang suspended by Mayor Sotto for lack of building permits and violating the terms of one of their approved permits. [6]
Meanwhile, the Discayas, former city councilor Mario Concepcion Jr., and former Bambang barangay captain Reynaldo Samson Jr. have joined the ruling Partido Federal ng Pilipinas in anticipation of a 2025 run. [7] The party has regarded Sarah Discaya, through her charity work in the city, as a "winnable mayoral candidate".
Note: Candidates in italics indicate incumbents seeking reelection.
| Position | # | Candidate | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mayor | 4. | Vico Sotto | Independent | |
| Vice mayor | 3. | Dodot Jaworski | Independent | |
| House representative | 1. | Roman Romulo | NPC | |
| 1st district councilor | 4. | Volta Delos Santos | AKAY | |
| 6. | Eric Gonzales | NPC | ||
| 11. | Kiko Rustia | NPC | ||
| 13. | Pao Santiago | NPC | ||
| 14. | Paul Senogat | Akbayan | ||
| 15. | Simon Romulo Tantoco | NPC | ||
| 2nd district councilor | 1. | Buboy Agustin | NPC | |
| 8. | Angelu de Leon | Independent | ||
| 10. | Ryan Enriquez | PDP | ||
| 13. | Warren Inocencio | Independent | ||
| 14. | Maro Martires | Independent | ||
| 15. | Boyie Raymundo | NPC | ||
| Position | # | Candidate | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mayor | 2. | Sarah Discaya | UGB | |
| Vice mayor | 1. | Iyo Caruncho Bernardo | Independent | |
| House representative | 2. | Christian Sia | Independent | |
| 1st district councilor | 1. | Ron Angeles | PMP | |
| 5. | Jess Gaviola | Nacionalista | ||
| 7. | Shamcey Supsup-Lee | Independent | ||
| 9. | Richie Pua | PMP | ||
| 10. | Tantan Ambrosio Reyes | Independent | ||
| 12. | JR Samson | Independent | ||
| 2nd district councilor | 2. | Ara Mina Almarinez | Lakas | |
| 6. | Mario "Jun-Jun" Concepcion Jr. | PMP | ||
| 7. | Steve De Asis | Nacionalista | ||
| 9. | Kaye Dela Cruz | Independent | ||
| 16. | Willy Sityar | Nacionalista | ||
| Position | # | Candidate | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mayor | 1. | Eagle Ayaon | Independent | |
| 3. | Cory Palma | Independent | ||
| Vice mayor | 2. | Marc dela Cruz | Independent | |
| 1st district councilor | 2. | Rex Balderrama | Nacionalista | |
| 3. | Ram Cruz | Liberal | ||
| 8. | Jemar Pascual | RP | ||
| 2nd district councilor | 3. | Mer Añon | Independent | |
| 4. | Syvel Asilo | Nacionalista | ||
| 5. | JR Balingit | Independent | ||
| 11. | Ed Gavino | Independent | ||
| 12. | Bobby Hapin | Independent | ||
Incumbent mayor Vico Sotto is on his second consecutive term, having won his reelection bid in 2022. He is eligible to run for a third and final consecutive term.
| Candidate | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Eagle Ayaon | Independent | |
| Sarah Discaya | Unyon ng mga Gabay ng Bayan | |
| Cory Palma | Independent | |
| Vico Sotto (incumbent) | Independent | |
| Total | ||
| TBD | ||
Incumbent vice mayor Robert Jaworski Jr. is on his first term, having won his seat in the 2022 Pasig local elections. He is eligible to run for his second consecutive term.
| Candidate | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Iyo Christian Bernardo | Independent | |
| Marc dela Cruz | Independent | |
| Robert Jaworski Jr. (incumbent) | Independent | |
| Total | ||
| TBD | ||
The Pasig City Council has 14 members, 12 of which are elected via plurality block voting for three-year terms. It is divided into two city council districts, with six councilors each.
The first city council district is composed of the western and southern barangays of the city, namely Bagong Ilog, Bagong Katipunan, Bambang, Buting, Caniogan, Kalawaan, Kapasigan, Kapitolyo, Malinao, Oranbo, Palatiw, Pineda, Sagad, San Antonio, San Joaquin, San Jose, San Nicolas, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, Santo Tomas, Sumilang, and Ugong.
The administration coalition won a majority of the district's seats in 2022, winning five of the six contested seats.
Term-limited councilors
| Candidate | Party or alliance | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ron Angeles | Team Kaya This | Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino | ||
| Rex Balderrama | Nacionalista Party | |||
| Ram Cruz | Liberal Party | |||
| Volta Delos Santos (incumbent) | Giting ng Pasig | AKAY | ||
| Jess Gaviola | Team Kaya This | Nacionalista Party | ||
| Eric Gonzales (incumbent) | Giting ng Pasig | Nationalist People's Coalition | ||
| Shamcey Supsup-Lee | Team Kaya This | Independent | ||
| Jemar Pascual | Reform PH - People's Party | |||
| Richie Pua | Team Kaya This | Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino | ||
| Tantan Ambrosio Reyes | Team Kaya This | Independent | ||
| Kiko Rustia (incumbent) | Giting ng Pasig | Nationalist People's Coalition | ||
| JR Samson | Team Kaya This | Independent | ||
| Pao Santiago (incumbent) | Giting ng Pasig | Nationalist People's Coalition | ||
| Paul Senogat | Giting ng Pasig | Akbayan | ||
| Simon Romulo Tantoco (incumbent) | Giting ng Pasig | Nationalist People's Coalition | ||
| Total | ||||
The second city council district is composed of the northern and eastern barangays of the city, namely Dela Paz, Manggahan, Maybunga, Pinagbuhatan, Rosario, San Miguel, Santa Lucia, and Santolan.
The administration coalition won a majority of the district's seats in 2022, winning five of the six contested seats.
Term-limited councilors
| Candidate | Party or alliance | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bobby Agustin (incumbent) | Giting ng Pasig | Nationalist People's Coalition | ||
| Ara Mina Almarinez | Team Kaya This | Lakas–CMD | ||
| Mer Añon | Independent | |||
| Syvel Asilo (incumbent) | Nacionalista Party | |||
| JR Balingit | Independent | |||
| Mario "Jun-Jun" Concepcion Jr. | Team Kaya This | Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino | ||
| Steve de Asis | Team Kaya This | Nacionalista Party | ||
| Angelu de Leon (incumbent) | Giting ng Pasig | Independent | ||
| Kaye dela Cruz | Team Kaya This | Nacionalista Party | ||
| Ryan Enriquez | Giting ng Pasig | Partido Demokratiko Pilipino | ||
| Ed Gavino | Independent | |||
| Bobby Hapin | Independent | |||
| Warren Inocencio | Giting ng Pasig | Independent | ||
| Maro Martires (incumbent) | Giting ng Pasig | Independent | ||
| Boyie Raymundo | Giting ng Pasig | Nationalist People's Coalition | ||
| Willy Sityar | Team Kaya This | Nacionalista Party | ||
| Total | ||||
The city elects one representative to the House of Representatives. The incumbent is Roman Romulo, who is on his second consecutive term. He is eligible to run for a third and final consecutive term.
| Candidate | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Roman Romulo (incumbent) | Nationalist People's Coalition | |
| Christian "Ian" Sia | Independent | |
| Total | ||
| TBD | ||
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