APEC Partylist

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APEC Partylist
Ideology Electric power industry interests
ColorsNavy Blue, Red
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The Association of Philippine Electric Cooperatives, also known as the APEC Partylist is a party list in the Philippines representing cooperatives in the electricity sector, mainly urban and suburban areas. Sunny Rose Madamba, Ernesto Pablo, and Edgar Valdez are the party's three representatives in the House of Representatives. In the 14 May 2007 election, the party won 2 seats in the nationwide party-list vote.

Electoral performance

ElectionVotes %Seats
1998 503,4875.50%2
2001 802,0605.30%2
2004 934,9957.35%3
2007 619,6573.88%2
2010 313,3591.04%1
2013 146,1110.53%0
2016 --0
2019 479,7291.74%1
2022 271,3800.74%1

Representatives to Congress

Period1st Representative2nd Representative3rd Representative
13th Congress
20042007
Sunny Rose MadambaErnesto PabloEdgar Valdez
14th Congress
20072010
Ernesto PabloEdgar Valdez
15th Congress
20102013
Ponciano Payuyo
18th Congress
20192022
Sergio Dagooc
19th Congress
20222025
Sergio Dagooc

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