20th Congress of the Philippines

20th Congress of the Philippines
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Overview
Term	July 28, 2025 – present
President	Bongbong Marcos
Vice President	Sara Duterte
Senate
Members	24
President	Francis Escudero (until September 8, 2025) Tito Sotto (from September 8, 2025)
President pro tempore	Jinggoy Estrada (until September 8, 2025) Panfilo Lacson (from September 8, 2025)
Majority leader	Joel Villanueva (until September 8, 2025) Juan Miguel Zubiri (from September 8, 2025)
Minority leader	Tito Sotto (until September 8, 2025) Alan Peter Cayetano (from September 9, 2025)
House of Representatives
Members	318
Speaker	Martin Romualdez (until September 17, 2025) Bojie Dy (from September 17, 2025)
Senior Deputy Speaker	David Suarez
Deputy Speakers	Janette Garin Yasser Balindong Paolo Ortega Jay Khonghun Kristine Singson-Meehan Ronaldo Puno Bojie Dy (until September 17, 2025) Ferjenel Biron Raymond Mendoza Yevgeny Emano (from August 11, 2025)
Majority Leader	Sandro Marcos
Minority Leader	Marcelino Libanan

The 20th Congress of the Philippines (Filipino : Ikadalawampung Kongreso ng Pilipinas), composed of the Philippine Senate and House of Representatives, is the current meeting of Congress convened on July 28, 2025. The 20th Congress is the meeting during the last three years of Bongbong Marcos's presidency, and will end on June 7, 2028. The convening of the 20th Congress followed the 2025 general elections, which replaced half of the Senate membership and the entire membership of the House of Representatives.

The House of Representatives continues to meet in the Batasang Pambansa Complex. The Senate will remain meeting in the GSIS Building before transferring to the New Senate Building in Taguig by 2028.

History

Main article: 2025 Philippine general election

In the 2025 Philippine midterm election, the administration-backed Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas won the most seats in the Senate but lost ground to groups opposed to President Bongbong Marcos. The DuterTen ticket endorsed by Vice President Sara Duterte and former President Rodrigo Duterte outperformed pre-election surveys and gained seats in the upper chamber. ^{[1] [2]} Meanwhile, the KiBam tandem, having ran as an independent opposition aligned with former Vice President Leni Robredo, were both elected, each winning a large share of the vote in upset victories. ^{[3] [4]} While Lakas–CMD remained the largest party in the House of Representatives—with 104 of its congressional candidates winning in local races—their share of seats declined from outgoing 19th Congress. ^[5]

Political analyst Ronald Llamas interpreted the results as a rejection of the direction of the Marcos administration but not necessarily an approval of the vocal Duterte opposition. ^[6] Media outlets attributed the results to Marcos's lack of charisma, his economic policies, the arrest of Rodrigo Duterte, and the impeachment of Sara Duterte. ^{[7] [8]}

Among the Senators in the 20th Congress, there are four pairs of siblings—Alan Peter and Pia Cayetano; Raffy and Erwin Tulfo; Jinggoy Estrada and JV Ejercito; and Mark and Camille Villar—the most in Philippine history. ^[9] Tito Sotto will become the first Senator to serve a fifth term, becoming the longest-serving member in the history of the chamber. ^[10]

In the House of Representatives, seven-term Representative Raymond Mendoza, who has served in every Congress since 2009, is expected to be term-limited after this Congress after having served three uninterrupted terms. ^[11]

Timeline

2025

• June 10 – The Senate of the 19th Congress convenes as an impeachment court for the trial of Vice President Duterte. ^{[12] [13] [14] [15]}
• June 30 – New term begins for the Philippine Senate and the House of Representatives.

• July 28
  • Congress convenes. Members elected in 2025 formally takes office.
  • President Bongbong Marcos delivers his fourth State of the Nation Address. ^[16]
• August 6 – The Senate of the 20th Congress voted to archive the articles of impeachment of Vice President Duterte. ^[17]
• September 8
  • Tito Sotto is elected Senate president after Francis Escudero was ousted by 15 senators. ^[18]
  • The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee resumed its probe on anomalous flood control projects of the Department of Public Works and Highways. Controversial government contractors Curlee and Sarah Discaya link several congressmen to kickbacks received from project funds. ^[19]

Date unknown

• The New Senate Building will be completed in late 2026 or early 2027, per Senate President Francis Escudero when asked following a sine die adjournment in 2025. ^[20]

Leadership

Senate

• Senate President:
  • Francis Escudero (NPC), until September 8, 2025
  • Tito Sotto (NPC), from September 8, 2025 ^[21]
• Senate President pro tempore:
  • Jinggoy Estrada (PMP), until September 8, 2025
  • Panfilo Lacson (Independent), from September 8, 2025 ^[21]
• Majority Floor Leader:
  • Joel Villanueva (Independent) until September 8, 2025
  • Juan Miguel Zubiri (Independent) from September 8, 2025 ^[21]
  • Deputy Majority Floor Leaders:
    • JV Ejercito (NPC) ^[21]
    • Rodante Marcoleta (Independent), until September 8, 2025
    • Risa Hontiveros (Akbayan), from September 9, 2025 ^[21]
• Minority Floor Leader:
  • Tito Sotto (NPC), until September 8, 2025
  • Alan Peter Cayetano (Independent), from September 9, 2025 ^[21]
  • Deputy Minority Floor Leaders:
    • Juan Miguel Zubiri (Independent), until September 8, 2025
    • Risa Hontiveros (Akbayan), until September 8, 2025
    • Rodante Marcoleta (Independent) from September 9, 2025 ^[21]
    • Joel Villanueva (Independent) from September 9, 2025 ^[21]

House of Representatives

• Speaker:
  • Martin Romualdez (Leyte–1st, Lakas), until September 17, 2025
  • Bojie Dy (Isabela–6th, PFP), from September 17, 2025
• Senior Deputy Speaker: David Suarez (Quezon–2nd, Lakas)
  • Deputy Speakers:
    • Janette Garin (Iloilo–1st, Lakas)
    • Yasser Balindong (Lanao del Sur–2nd, Lakas)
    • Paolo Ortega (La Union–1st, Lakas)
    • Jay Khonghun (Zambales–1st, Lakas)
    • Kristine Singson-Meehan (Ilocos Sur–2nd, NPC)
    • Ronaldo Puno (Antipolo–1st, NUP)
    • Bojie Dy (Isabela–6th, PFP), until September 17, 2025
    • Ferjenel Biron (Iloilo–4th, Nacionalista)
    • Raymond Mendoza (party-list, TUCP)
    • Yevgeny Emano (Misamis Oriental–2nd, Nacionalista), from August 11, 2025
• Majority Floor Leader: Sandro Marcos (Ilocos Norte–1st, PFP)
  • Senior Deputy Majority Floor Leader: Lorenz Defensor (Iloilo–3rd, NUP)
• Minority Floor Leader: Marcelino Libanan (party-list, 4Ps)
  • Senior Deputy Minority Floor Leader: Edgar Erice (Caloocan–2nd, Liberal)

Sessions

• First Regular Session: July 28, 2025 – June 5, 2026 ^{[22] [23]}
  • July 28, 2025 - October 10, 2025
  • November 10, 2025 - December 19, 2025
  • January 19, 2026 - March 20, 2026
  • May 4, 2026 - June 5, 2026
• Second Regular Session: July 27, 2026 – June 9, 2027
• Third Regular Session: July 26, 2027 – June 7, 2028

Members

Senate

The following are the terms of the senators of this Congress, according to the date of election:

• For senators elected on May 9, 2022: June 30, 2022 – June 30, 2028
• For senators elected on May 12, 2025: June 30, 2025 – June 30, 2031

Senator	Party		Term	Term ending	Bloc	Registered in
Bam Aquino		KANP	1	2031	Majority	Concepcion, Tarlac
Alan Peter Cayetano		Independent	1	2028	Minority	Taguig
Pia Cayetano		Nacionalista	2	2031	Majority	Taguig
Ronald dela Rosa		PDP	2	2031	Minority	Santa Cruz, Davao del Sur
JV Ejercito		NPC	1	2028	Majority	San Juan
Francis Escudero		NPC	1	2028	Minority	Sorsogon City
Jinggoy Estrada		PMP	1	2028	Minority	San Juan
Win Gatchalian		NPC	2	2028	Majority	Valenzuela
Bong Go		PDP	2	2031	Minority	Davao City
Risa Hontiveros		Akbayan	2	2028	Majority	Quezon City
Panfilo Lacson		Independent	1	2031	Majority	Imus, Cavite
Lito Lapid		NPC	2	2031	Majority	Porac, Pampanga
Loren Legarda		NPC	1	2028	Majority	Pandan, Antique
Rodante Marcoleta		Independent	1	2031	Minority	Cainta, Rizal
Imee Marcos		Nacionalista	2	2031	Minority	Laoag, Ilocos Norte
Robin Padilla		PDP	1	2028	Minority	Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte
Kiko Pangilinan		Liberal	1	2031	Majority	Silang, Cavite
Tito Sotto		NPC	1	2031	Majority	Quezon City
Erwin Tulfo		Lakas	1	2031	Majority	Quezon City
Raffy Tulfo		Independent	1	2028	Majority	Quezon City
Joel Villanueva		Independent	2	2028	Minority	Bocaue, Bulacan
Camille Villar		Nacionalista	1	2031	Majority	Las Piñas
Mark Villar		Nacionalista	1	2028	Majority	Las Piñas
Juan Miguel Zubiri		Independent	2	2028	Majority	Maramag, Bukidnon

House of Representatives

Terms of members of the House of Representatives began on June 30, 2025, take office on July 28, and will end on June 30, 2028, unless stated otherwise.

Province/City	District	Representative	Party		Term	Bloc
Abra	Lone	Joseph Bernos		Lakas	1	Majority
Agusan del Norte	Lone	Dale Corvera		Lakas	2	Majority
Agusan del Sur	1st	Alfel Bascug		NUP	3	Majority
	2nd	Eddiebong Plaza		NUP	3	Majority
Aklan	1st	Jess Marquez		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Florencio Miraflores		NPC	1	Majority
Albay	1st	Krisel Lagman		Liberal	1	Minority
	2nd	Caloy Loria		NUP [a]	1	Majority
	3rd	Adrian Salceda		Lakas	1	Majority
Antipolo	1st	Ronaldo Puno		NUP	1	Majority
	2nd	Romeo Acop		NUP	2	Majority
Antique	Lone	Antonio Legarda Jr.		NPC	2	Majority
Apayao	Lone	Eleanor Begtang		NPC	2	Majority
Aurora	Lone	Rommel T. Angara		LDP	3	Majority
Bacolod	Lone	Albee Benitez		Independent	1	Majority
Baguio	Lone	Mauricio Domogan		Lakas [b]	1	Majority
Basilan	Lone	Yusop Alano		PFP	1	Majority
Bataan	1st	Antonino Roman III		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	Albert Garcia		NUP	2	Majority
	3rd	Maria Angela Garcia		NUP	2	Majority
Batanes	Lone	Jun Gato		NPC	3	Majority
Batangas	1st	Leandro Legarda Leviste		Lakas [b]	1	Majority
	2nd	Gerville Luistro		Lakas	2	Majority
	3rd	King Collantes		NPC	1	Majority
	4th	Caloy Bolilia		Nacionalista	1	Majority
	5th	Beverley Dimacuha		Nacionalista	1	Majority
	6th	Ryan Recto		Nacionalista	1	Majority
Benguet	Lone	Eric Yap [c]		Lakas	0	Majority
Biliran	Lone	Gerardo Espina Jr.		Lakas	3	Majority
Biñan	Lone	Arman Dimaguila		Lakas	1	Majority
Bohol	1st	John Geesnell Yap		LDP	1	Majority
	2nd	Vanvan Aumentado		Lakas	2	Majority
	3rd	Alexie Tutor		Lakas	3	Majority
Bukidnon	1st	Jose Manuel Alba		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Jonathan Keith Flores		Lakas	3	Majority
	3rd	Audrey Zubiri		PFP	1	Minority
	4th	Laarni Roque		Nacionalista	2	Majority
Bulacan	1st	Danny Domingo		NUP	2	Majority
	2nd	Tina Pancho		NUP	2	Majority
	3rd	Cholo Violago		Lakas	1	Majority
	4th	Linabelle Villarica		PFP	2	Majority
	5th	Agay Cruz		Lakas	1	Majority
	6th	Salvador Pleyto		Lakas	2	Majority
Butuan	Lone	Jose Aquino II		Lakas	2	Majority
Cagayan	1st	Ramon Nolasco		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	Baby Alfonso		Lakas	2	Majority
	3rd	Joseph Lara		Lakas	3	Majority
Cagayan de Oro	1st	Lordan Suan		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Rufus Rodriguez		CDP	3	Majority
Calamba	Lone	Cha Hernandez		Lakas	2	Majority
Caloocan	1st	Oscar Malapitan		Nacionalista	2	Majority
	2nd	Edgar Erice		Liberal	1	Minority
	3rd	Dean Asistio		Lakas	2	Majority
Camarines Norte	1st	Josefina Tallado		Lakas	3	Majority
	2nd	Rosemarie Panotes		Lakas	2	Majority
Camarines Sur	1st	Hori Horibata		NUP	2	Majority
	2nd	Luigi Villafuerte		NUP	1	Majority
	3rd	Nelson Legacion		Lakas	1	Majority
	4th	Arnulf Bryan Fuentebella		NPC	3	Majority
	5th	Miguel Luis Villafuerte		NUP	2	Majority
Camiguin	Lone	Jurdin Jesus Romualdo		Lakas	2	Majority
Capiz	1st	Howard Guinto		Independent	2	Majority
	2nd	Jane Castro		Lakas	2	Majority
Catanduanes	Lone	Eulogio Rodriguez		PFP	2	Majority
Cavite	1st	Jolo Revilla		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Lani Mercado		Lakas	2	Majority
	3rd	Adrian Jay Advincula		NUP	2	Majority
	4th	Kiko Barzaga		Independent [d]	1	Independent
	5th	Roy Loyola		NPC	2	Majority
	6th	Antonio Ferrer		NUP	2	Majority
	7th	Crispin Diego Remulla		NUP	1	Majority
	8th	Aniela Tolentino		NUP	2	Majority
Cebu	1st	Rhea Gullas		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Edsel Galeos		Lakas	2	Majority
	3rd	Karen Flores-Garcia		NUP	1	Majority
	4th	Sun Shimura		PMP	1	Majority
	5th	Duke Frasco		1CEBU [d] [24]	3	Majority
	6th	Daphne Lagon		Lakas	2	Majority
	7th	Patricia Calderon		NPC	1	Majority
Cebu City	1st	Rachel del Mar		NPC	2	Minority
	2nd	Eduardo Rama Jr.		Lakas	2	Majority
Cotabato	1st	Edwin Cruzado		Lakas [e]	1	Majority
	2nd	Rudy Caoagdan		Nacionalista	3	Majority
	3rd	Samantha Santos		Lakas	2	Majority
Davao City	1st	Paolo Duterte		HTL	3	Independent
	2nd	Omar Duterte		HTL	1	Independent
	3rd	Isidro Ungab		HTL	3	Independent
Davao de Oro	1st	Maricar Zamora		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Jhong Ceniza		Lakas [b]	1	Majority
Davao del Norte	1st	Oyo Uy		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	JM Lagdameo		PFP	1	Majority
Davao del Sur	Lone	John Tracy Cagas		Lakas [f]	2	Majority
Davao Occidental	Lone	Claude Bautista		NPC	2	Majority
Davao Oriental	1st	Nelson Dayanghirang Jr.		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	Cheeno Almario		Lakas	2	Majority
Dinagat Islands	Lone	Kaka Bag-ao		Liberal	1	Minority
Eastern Samar	Lone	Sheen Gonzales		Independent	1	Minority
General Santos	Lone	Shirlyn Bañas-Nograles		PDP	1	Majority
Guimaras	Lone	JC Rahman Nava		NUP	1	Majority
Ifugao	Lone	Solomon Chungalao		NPC	3	Majority
Iligan	Lone	Celso Regencia		Lakas	2	Majority
Ilocos Norte	1st	Sandro Marcos		PFP	2	Majority
	2nd	Eugenio Angelo Barba		Nacionalista	3	Majority
Ilocos Sur	1st	Ronald Singson		NPC	2	Majority
	2nd	Kristine Singson-Meehan		NPC	3	Majority
Iloilo	1st	Janette Garin		Lakas	3	Majority
	2nd	Kathryn Joyce Gorriceta		Lakas	1	Majority
	3rd	Lorenz Defensor		NUP	3	Majority
	4th	Ferjenel Biron		Nacionalista	2	Majority
	5th	Binky April Tupas		Lakas	1	Majority
Iloilo City	Lone	Julienne Baronda		Lakas	3	Majority
Isabela	1st	Tonypet Albano		Lakas	3	Majority
	2nd	Ed Christopher Go		Lakas	3	Majority
	3rd	Ian Paul Dy		Lakas	3	Majority
	4th	Joseph Tan		Lakas	2	Majority
	5th	Mike Dy III		Lakas	3	Majority
	6th	Bojie Dy		PFP	1	Majority
Kalinga	Lone	Caroline Agyao		PFP	1	Majority
La Union	1st	Paolo Ortega		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Dante Garcia		Lakas	2	Majority
Laguna	1st	Ann Matibag		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Ramil Hernandez		Lakas	1	Majority
	3rd	Amben Amante		Lakas	2	Majority
	4th	Benjamin Agarao Jr.		PFP	1	Majority
Lanao del Norte	1st	Imelda Dimaporo		PFP	1	Majority
	2nd	Aminah Dimaporo		Lakas	2	Majority
Lanao del Sur	1st	Zia Alonto Adiong		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Yasser Balindong		Lakas	3	Majority
Lapu-Lapu City	Lone	Junard Chan		PFP	1	Majority
Las Piñas	Lone	Mark Anthony Santos		Independent	1	Majority
Leyte	1st	Martin Romualdez		Lakas	3	Majority
	2nd	Lolita Javier		NPC	3	Majority
	3rd	Anna Veloso Tuazon		NUP	2	Majority
	4th	Richard Gomez		PFP	2	Majority
	5th	Carl Cari		Lakas	3	Majority
Maguindanao del Norte	Lone	Dimple Mastura		Lakas	2	Majority
Maguindanao del Sur	Lone	Esmael Mangudadatu		PFP	1	Majority
Makati	1st	Monique Lagdameo		MKTZNU	1	Majority
	2nd	Alden Almario		MKTZNU	1	Majority
Malabon	Lone	Antolin Oreta III		NUP	1	Majority
Mandaluyong	Lone	Alexandria Gonzales		NUP	1	Majority
Mandaue	Lone	Emmarie Dizon		Lakas	3	Majority
Manila	1st	Ernix Dionisio		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Rolando Valeriano		NUP	2	Majority
	3rd	Joel Chua		Lakas	2	Majority
	4th	Giselle Maceda		Asenso Manileño	1	Majority
	5th	Irwin Tieng		Lakas	2	Majority
	6th	Benny Abante [g]		NUP	0	Majority
Marikina	1st	Marcelino Teodoro [h]		NUP	0	Majority
	2nd	Miro Quimbo		Lakas	1	Majority
Marinduque	Lone	Reynaldo Salvacion		Lakas [b]	1	Majority
Masbate	1st	Antonio Kho		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	Elisa Olga Kho		Lakas	1	Majority
	3rd	Wilton Kho		Lakas	3	Majority
Misamis Occidental	1st	Jason Almonte		Nacionalista	2	Majority
	2nd	Ando Oaminal		Lakas	2	Majority
Misamis Oriental	1st	Karen Lagbas		NUP	1	Majority
	2nd	Yevgeny Emano		Nacionalista	2	Majority
Mountain Province	Lone	Maximo Dalog Jr.		Nacionalista	3	Majority
Muntinlupa	Lone	Jaime Fresnedi		Liberal	2	Majority
Navotas	Lone	Toby Tiangco		Navoteño	2	Majority
Negros Occidental	1st	Jules Ledesma		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Alfredo Marañon III		NUP	2	Majority
	3rd	Javi Benitez		PFP	1	Majority
	4th	Jeffrey Ferrer		NUP	1	Majority
	5th	Dino Yulo		Lakas	2	Majority
	6th	Mercedes Alvarez-Lansang		NPC	2	Majority
Negros Oriental	1st	Emmanuel Iway		PFP	1	Majority
	2nd	Maisa Sagarbarria		Lakas	1	Majority
	3rd	Janice Degamo		Lakas	1	Majority
Northern Samar	1st	Niko Raul Daza		NUP	1	Minority
	2nd	Edwin Ongchuan		PFP	1	Majority
Nueva Ecija	1st	Mika Suansing		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Kokoy Salvador		PFP	1	Majority
	3rd	Jay Vergara		PFP	1	Majority
	4th	Emeng Pascual		Lakas	2	Majority
Nueva Vizcaya	Lone	Tim Cayton		Aksyon	1	Majority
Occidental Mindoro	Lone	Odie Tarriela		PFP	2	Majority
Oriental Mindoro	1st	Arnan Panaligan		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Alfonso Umali Jr.		Liberal	3	Majority
Palawan	1st	Rose Salvame		PRP	1	Majority
	2nd	Jose Alvarez		NPC	2	Majority
	3rd	Gil Acosta Jr.		Lakas	1	Majority
Pampanga	1st	Carmelo Lazatin Jr.		PFP	1	Majority
	2nd	Gloria Macapagal Arroyo		Lakas	2	Majority
	3rd	Mica Gonzales		Lakas	1	Majority
	4th	Anna York Bondoc		Nacionalista	2	Majority
Pangasinan	1st	Arthur Celeste		Nacionalista	2	Majority
	2nd	Mark Cojuangco		NPC	2	Majority
	3rd	Maria Rachel Arenas		Lakas	2	Majority
	4th	Gina de Venecia		Lakas	1	Majority
	5th	Ramon Guico Jr.		Lakas	2	Majority
	6th	Marlyn Primicias-Agabas		Lakas	2	Majority
Parañaque	1st	Eric Olivarez		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	Brian Yamsuan		NUP [b]	1	Majority
Pasay	Lone	Antonino Calixto		Lakas	3	Majority
Pasig	Lone	Roman Romulo		NPC	3	Majority
Quezon	1st	Mark Enverga		NPC	3	Majority
	2nd	David Suarez		Lakas	3	Majority
	3rd	Reynante Arrogancia		NPC	2	Majority
	4th	Keith Micah Tan		NPC	2	Majority
Quezon City	1st	Arjo Atayde		Nacionalista	2	Majority
	2nd	Ralph Tulfo		PFP	2	Majority
	3rd	Franz Pumaren		NUP	2	Majority
	4th	Bong Suntay		UNA	1	Minority
	5th	Patrick Michael Vargas		Lakas	2	Majority
	6th	Marivic Co-Pilar		NUP	2	Majority
Quirino	Lone	Midy Cua		Lakas	2	Majority
Rizal	1st	Mia Ynares		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Dino Tanjuatco		NPC	2	Majority
	3rd	Jose Arturo Garcia Jr.		NPC	2	Majority
	4th	Dennis Hernandez		NPC	1	Majority
Romblon	Lone	Eleandro Jesus Madrona		Nacionalista	3	Majority
Samar	1st	Stephen James Tan		Nacionalista	2	Minority
	2nd	Reynolds Michael Tan		Lakas	2	Minority
San Jose del Monte	Lone	Arthur Robes		Lakas	1	Majority
San Juan	Lone	Ysabel Zamora		Lakas	2	Majority
Santa Rosa	Lone	Roy Gonzales		Lakas	1	Majority
Sarangani	Lone	Steve Solon		Lakas	2	Majority
Siquijor	Lone	Zaldy Villa		Lakas	2	Majority
Sorsogon	1st	Dette Escudero		NPC	2	Majority
	2nd	Wowo Fortes		NPC	2	Majority
South Cotabato	1st	Ed Lumayag		PFP	2	Majority
	2nd	Ferdinand Hernandez		PFP	1	Majority
	3rd	Dibu Tuan		Lakas [i]	1	Majority
Southern Leyte	1st	Roger Mercado		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Christopherson Yap		Lakas	2	Majority
Sultan Kudarat	1st	Ruth Sakaluran		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	Bella Suansing		PFP	1	Majority
Sulu	1st	Samier Tan		Lakas	3	Majority
	2nd	Abdulmunir Mundoc Arbison		Lakas	1	Majority
Surigao del Norte	1st	Francisco Matugas		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	Bernadette Barbers		Nacionalista	1	Majority
Surigao del Sur	1st	Romeo Momo		Nacionalista	2	Majority
	2nd	Alexander Pimentel		PFP	1	Majority
Taguig–Pateros	1st	Ading Cruz		Nacionalista	2	Majority
	2nd	Daniel Bocobo		Nacionalista	1	Majority
Tarlac	1st	Jaime Cojuangco		NPC	2	Majority
	2nd	Cristy Angeles		PFP	1	Majority
	3rd	Bong Rivera		NPC	2	Majority
Tawi-Tawi	Lone	Dimszar Sali		NUP	2	Majority
Valenzuela	1st	Kenneth Gatchalian		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Gerald Galang		Lakas [b]	1	Majority
Zambales	1st	Jay Khonghun		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Bing Maniquiz		Lakas	2	Majority
Zamboanga City	1st	Katrina Reiko Chua-Tai		Independent	1	Majority
	2nd	Jerry Perez		AZAP	1	Majority
Zamboanga del Norte	1st	Pinpin Uy		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Ai Labadlabad		Lakas	1	Majority
	3rd	Ian Amatong		Liberal	2	Majority
Zamboanga del Sur	1st	Joseph Yu		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	Victoria Yu		Lakas	2	Majority
Zamboanga Sibugay	1st	Marlo Bancoro		PFP	1	Majority
	2nd	Marly Hofer–Hasim		PFP	1	Majority
Party-list		Rodge Gutierrez		1-Rider	2	Majority
		Nathaniel Oducado		1Tahanan	1	Majority
		Iris Marie Montes		4K	1	Minority
		Marcelino Libanan		4Ps	2	Minority
		Jonathan Clement Abalos		4Ps	2	Minority
		Maximo Rodriguez Jr.		ABAMIN	1	Majority
		Manuel Frederick Ko		Abang Lingkod	1	Majority
		Antonio Tinio		ACT Teachers	1	Minority
		Edvic Yap		ACT-CIS	2	Majority
		Jocelyn Tulfo		ACT-CIS	3	Majority
		Nicanor Briones		AGAP	2	Minority
		Bryan Revilla		Agimat	2	Majority
		Chel Diokno		Akbayan	1	Minority
		Perci Cendaña		Akbayan	1	Minority
		Dadah Kiram Ismula		Akbayan	1	Minority
		Elizaldy Co		Ako Bicol	3	Majority
		Alfredo Garbin		Ako Bicol	1	Majority
		Sonny Lagon		Ako Bisaya	3	Majority
		Richelle Singson-Michael		Ako Ilocano Ako	2	Majority
		Maria Cristina Lopez		ALONA	1	Majority
		Sergio Dagooc		APEC	3	Minority
		Henry Oaminal Jr.		Asenso Pinoy	1	Majority
		Roberto Nazal Jr.		BH	1	Minority
		Terry Ridon		Bicol Saro	1	Minority
		Eddie Villanueva		CIBAC	3	Independent
		Felimon Espares		Coop-NATCCO	2	Majority
		Edwin Gardiola		CWS	2	Majority
		Claudine Bautista-Lim		DUMPER PTDA	3	Majority
		Brian Poe		FPJ Panday Bayanihan	1	Majority
		Sarah Elago [j]		Gabriela	0	Minority
		Jan Rurik Padiernos		GP	1	Minority
		Renee Co		Kabataan	1	Minority
		Caroline Tanchay		Kamalayan	2	Majority
		Eli San Fernando		Kamanggagawa	1	Minority
		Munir Arbison Jr.		KAPUSO PM	2	Majority
		Kenneth Paolo Tereng		KM Ngayon Na	1	Majority
		Aiman Tan		Kusug Tausug	1	Majority
		Allan Ty		LPGMA	3	Minority
		Ferdinand Beltran		MAGBUBUKID	1	Majority
		Girlie Veloso		Malasakit@Bayanihan	1	Majority
		Leila de Lima		ML	1	Minority
		Maria Nina Francesca Lacson		Manila Teachers	1	Majority
		Florabel Yatco		Nanay	1	Majority
		Maria Kristina Jihan Glepa		One Coop	1	Majority
		Presley de Jesus		PHILRECA	3	Minority
		Franz Vincent Legazpi [k]		Pinoy Workers	1	Majority
		Harold Duterte		PPP	1	Independent
		Jernie Jett Nisay		Pusong Pinoy	1	Minority
		Paolo Marcoleta		SAGIP	1	Minority
		Rodolfo Ordanes		Senior Citizens	2	Majority
		Ching Bernos		Solid North	2	Majority
		Rolando Macasaet		SSS-GSIS Pensyonado	1	Majority
		Arlyn Ayon		SWERTE	1	Minority
		Jose Teves Jr.		TGP	3	Majority
		Andrew Julian Romualdez		Tingog	1	Majority
		Jude Acidre		Tingog	2	Majority
		Marie Josephine Diana Calatrava [l]		Tingog	1	—
		Yedda Romualdez [m]		Tingog	0	Majority
		Johanne Monich Bautista		TRABAHO	1	Majority
		Raymond Mendoza		TUCP	3	Majority
		Milagros Magsaysay		United Senior Citizens	1	Majority
		James Ang Jr.		Uswag Ilonggo	2	Majority
		Election disputed [n]	To be determined

Committees

Constitutional bodies

Committee	Senate						House of Representatives
	Chairman		Party	Minority leader		Party	Chairman		Party	District	Minority leader		Party	District
Commission on Appointments		Tito Sotto	NPC		Risa Hontiveros	Akbayan		Ramon Guico Jr.	Lakas	Pangasinan–5th		Tonypet Albano	Lakas	Isabela–1st
Judicial and Bar Council		Kiko Pangilinan	Liberal	—				Gerville Luistro	Lakas	Batangas–2nd	—
Senate Electoral Tribunal		Pia Cayetano	Nacionalista	—			—
House of Representatives Electoral Tribunal	—							Bel Zamora	Lakas	San Juan	—

Senate committees

Main article: List of Philippine Senate committees

House of Representatives committees

Main article: List of Philippine House of Representatives committees

Notes

1. Elected in 2025 under Partido Demokratiko Pilipino.
2. Elected in 2025 as an independent.
3. Eric Yap took office on July 3, 2025, after having his proclamation as the elected representative initially suspended.
4. Elected in 2025 under the National Unity Party.
5. Elected in 2025 under Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino.
6. Elected in 2025 under the Nacionalista Party.
7. Benny Abante took office on July 8, 2025, after initially losing to Joey Uy (Aksyon). The Second Division of the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) nullified Uy's candidacy on June 18, 2025, due to citizenship issues. The COMELEC en banc affirmed the nullification of Uy's candidacy on June 30, 2025.
8. Marcelino Teodoro took office on July 1, 2025, after having his proclamation as the elected representative initially suspended.
9. Elected in 2025 under Aksyon Demokratiko.
10. Sarah Elago took office on September 23, 2025, after the Commission on Elections allocated one additional seat for party-list representatives. ^{[25] [26]}
11. Franz Vincent Legazpi was included in the list of representatives on August 6, 2025.
12. Marie Josephine Diana Calatrava resigned on July 9, 2025.
13. Yedda Romualdez was proclaimed as a representative by the Commission on Elections on July 16, 2025, succeeding Marie Josephine Diana Calatrava.
14. The Duterte Youth placed second in the party-list elections; however, on June 18, 2025, the Commission on Elections’ Second Division cancelled its registration, thereby preventing its nominees from assuming their seats. Nonetheless, the allocation of these party-list seats remains pending, subject to the resolution of the disqualification case.

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