List of members of the 15th Congress of the Philippines

These are the members of the 15th Congress of the Philippines. The 15th Congress convened on July 26, 2010, and adjourned on June 6, 2013. Senators elected on the 2007 Senate election and senators elected on the 2010 Senate election comprise the Senate while representatives elected on the 2010 House of Representatives election comprise the House of Representatives.

Senate

Angara

13 senators

Drilon

Escudero

Guingona

Lapid

Marcos

Pimentel

Ponce Enrile

Recto

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Places of registrations of the senators, with Metro Manila and Cavite, detailed below. Take note that senators are elected at a nationwide, at-large basis.

Estrada

Legarda

Villar

Arroyo

A. Cayetano

P. Cayetano

Honasan

Lacson

Osmeña

Pangilinan

Revilla

Santiago

Sotto

Trillanes

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Places of registration of the senators from Metro Manila and Cavite.

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

• For senators elected on May 14, 2007: June 30, 2007 – June 30, 2013
• For senators elected on May 10, 2010: June 30, 2010 – June 30, 2016

Senator	Party		Term	Term ending	Bloc	Registered in
Edgardo Angara		LDP	2	2013	Majority	Baler, Aurora
Joker Arroyo		Lakas	2	2013	Minority	Makati
Alan Peter Cayetano		Nacionalista	1	2013	Minority	Taguig
Pia Cayetano		Nacionalista	2	2016	Minority	Taguig
Miriam Defensor Santiago		PRP	2	2016	Minority	Quezon City
Franklin Drilon		Liberal	1	2016	Majority	Iloilo City
Francis Escudero		Independent	1	2013	Majority	Sorsogon City, Sorsogon
Jinggoy Estrada		PMP	2	2016	Majority	San Juan
TG Guingona		Liberal	1	2016	Majority	Malaybalay, Bukidnon
Gregorio Honasan		Independent	1	2013	Majority	Marikina
Panfilo Lacson		Independent	2	2013	Majority	Imus, Cavite
Lito Lapid		Lakas	2	2016	Majority	Porac, Pampanga
Loren Legarda		NPC	1	2013	Majority	Malabon
Bongbong Marcos		Nacionalista	1	2016	Majority	Batac, Ilocos Norte
Serge Osmeña		Independent	1	2016	Majority	Makati
Francis Pangilinan		Liberal	2	2013	Majority	Quezon City
Koko Pimentel [a]		PDP–Laban	0	2013	Majority	Cagayan de Oro
Juan Ponce Enrile		PMP	2	2016	Majority	Aparri, Cagayan
Ralph Recto		Liberal	1	2016	Majority	Lipa, Batangas
Bong Revilla		Lakas	2	2016	Majority	Imus, Cavite
Tito Sotto		NPC	1	2016	Majority	Quezon City
Antonio Trillanes		Nacionalista	1	2013	Minority	Caloocan
Manny Villar		Nacionalista	2	2013	Minority	Las Piñas
Migz Zubiri [b]		Independent	1	2013	Majority	Malaybalay, Bukidnon

House of Representatives

Final party standings.

Fifteenth Congress representation map of the Philippines

The term of office of the members of the House of Representatives will be from June 30, 2010, to June 30, 2013. The political party stated is the one that the member is currently a member of, which may be different from the one where the member ran under during the elections, or even from the one stated on the ballot.

Province/City	District	Representative	Party		Term	Bloc
Abra	Lone	Joy Bernos [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
Agusan del Norte	1st	Jose Aquino II		Lakas	2	Minority
	2nd	Angelica Amante		Liberal	1	Majority
Agusan del Sur	1st	Maria Valentina Plaza		NUP	1	Majority
	2nd	Evelyn Plaza-Mellana		NUP	1	Majority
Aklan	Lone	Florencio Miraflores [c]		Liberal	3	Majority
Albay	1st	Edcel Lagman		Independent	3	Majority
	2nd	Al Francis Bichara		Nacionalista	2	Majority
	3rd	Fernando Gonzalez [d]		Liberal	1	Majority
Antipolo	1st	Roberto Puno		NUP	2	Majority
	2nd	Romeo Acop		Liberal	1	Majority
Antique	Lone	Paolo Everardo Javier		Liberal	1	Majority
Apayao	Lone	Eleanor Bulut Begtang		NPC	1	Majority
Aurora	Lone	Sonny Angara		LDP	3	Majority
Bacolod	Lone	Anthony Golez		Independent	1	Majority
Baguio	Lone	Bernardo Vergara		UNA	1	Majority
Basilan	Lone	Hadjiman Hataman Salliman		Liberal	1	Majority
Bataan	1st	Herminia Roman		Liberal	2	Majority
	2nd	Albert Garcia		NUP	3	Majority
Batanes	Lone	Henedina Abad		Liberal	1	Majority
Batangas	1st	Tomas Apacible		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Hermilando Mandanas		Independent	3	Majority
	3rd	Sonny Collantes [c]		Liberal	3	Majority
	4th	Mark Llandro Mendoza		NPC	2	Majority
Benguet	Lone	Ronald Cosalan		Liberal	1	Majority
Biliran	Lone	Rogelio Espina [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
Bohol	1st	Rene Relampagos [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Erico Aumentado [e]		NPC	1	Minority
	3rd	Arthur C. Yap		NPC	1	Minority
Bukidnon	1st	Jesus Emmanuel Paras		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Florencio Flores Jr.		Nacionalista	1	Majority
	3rd	Jose Zubiri III		BPP	2	Majority
Bulacan	1st	Victoria Sy-Alvarado		NUP	2	Majority
	2nd	Pedro Pancho		NUP	3	Majority
	3rd	Jonjon Mendoza		Liberal	1	Majority
	4th	Linabelle Villarica		Liberal	1	Majority
Cagayan	1st	Jack Enrile		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Florencio Vargas [f]		Lakas	3	–
		Baby Alfonso [g]		NUP	1	Majority
	3rd	Randolph Ting		Liberal	1	Majority
Cagayan de Oro	1st	Jose Benjamin Benaldo		Nacionalista	1	Majority
	2nd	Rufus Rodriguez		CDP	2	Majority
Caloocan	1st	Oscar Malapitan		UNA	3	Majority
	2nd	Mitzi Cajayon		NUP	2	Majority
Camarines Norte	1st	Renato Unico Jr.		NUP	1	Majority
	2nd	Elmer Panotes		Lakas	1	Minority
Camarines Sur	1st	Rolando Andaya Jr.		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	Dato Arroyo		Lakas	2	Minority
	3rd	Luis Villafuerte		NPC	3	Majority
	4th	Arnulfo Fuentebella		NPC	3	Majority
	5th	Salvio Fortuno [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
Camiguin	Lone	Pedro Romualdo [h]		Lakas	2	Majority
Capiz	1st	Antonio del Rosario		Liberal	2	Majority
	2nd	Jane Castro		NUP	1	Majority
Catanduanes	Lone	Cesar Sarmiento		Liberal	1	Majority
Cavite	1st	Jun Abaya [i]		Liberal	3	Majority
	2nd	Lani Mercado		Lakas	1	Minority
	3rd	Ayong Maliksi		Liberal	1	Majority
	4th	Elpidio Barzaga Jr.		NUP	2	Majority
	5th	Roy Loyola		Liberal	1	Majority
	6th	Antonio Ferrer		NUP	1	Majority
	7th	Jesus Crispin Remulla		Nacionalista	3	Majority
Cebu	1st	Eduardo Gullas		Nacionalista	3	Majority
	2nd	Pablo P. Garcia		NUP	2	Majority
	3rd	Pablo John Garcia		NUP	2	Majority
	4th	Benhur Salimbangon		NUP	2	Majority
	5th	Ramon Durano VI		NPC	3	Majority
	6th	Luigi Quisumbing		Liberal	1	Majority
Cebu City	1st	Rachel del Mar		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Tomas Osmeña		Liberal	1	Majority
Compostela Valley	1st	Maricar Zamora [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Rommel Amatong		Lakas	2	Majority
Cotabato	1st	Jesus Sacdalan		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Nancy Catamco		Liberal	1	Majority
Davao City	1st	Karlo Nograles		NUP	1	Majority
	2nd	Mylene Garcia-Albano [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
	3rd	Isidro Ungab		Liberal	2	Majority
Davao del Norte	1st	Antonio Rafael del Rosario		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Antonio Lagdameo Jr.		NUP	2	Majority
Davao del Sur	1st	Marc Douglas Cagas IV		Nacionalista	2	Minority
	2nd	Franklin Bautista		Liberal	2	Majority
Davao Oriental	1st	Nelson Dayanghirang		Nacionalista	2	Majority
	2nd	Thelma Almario		Lakas	2	Majority
Dinagat Islands [j]	Lone	Ruben Ecleo Jr. [k]		Lakas	1	Majority
Eastern Samar	Lone	Ben Evardone [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
Guimaras	Lone	JC Rahman Nava [c]		Liberal	2	Majority
Ifugao	Lone	Teddy Baguilat		Liberal	1	Majority
Iligan	Lone	Vicente Belmonte Jr.		Liberal	2	Majority
Ilocos Norte	1st	Rodolfo Fariñas		Nacionalista	1	Majority
	2nd	Imelda Marcos		KBL	1	Majority
Ilocos Sur	1st	Ronald Singson [l]		Lakas	2	Majority
		Ryan Luis Singson [m]		Nacionalista	1	Majority
	2nd	Eric Singson Jr. [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
Iloilo	1st	Janette Garin		Liberal	3	Majority
	2nd	Augusto Syjuco Jr.		UNA	1	Minority
	3rd	Arthur Defensor Jr.		Liberal	1	Majority
	4th	Ferjenel Biron		UNA	3	Majority
	5th	Niel Tupas Jr.		Liberal	2	Majority
Iloilo City	Lone	Jerry Treñas		Liberal	1	Majority
Isabela	1st	Rodolfo Albano Jr.		NPC	1	Minority
	2nd	Anna Cristina Go		Nacionalista	1	Majority
	3rd	Napoleon Dy		NPC	1	Majority
	4th	Giorgidi Aggabao		NPC	2	Majority
Kalinga	Lone	Manuel Agyao		Liberal	2	Majority
La Union	1st	Victor Francisco Ortega		Lakas	2	Majority
	2nd	Eufranio Eriguel		NPC	1	Majority
Laguna	1st	Danilo Fernandez		Liberal	2	Majority
	2nd	Timmy Chipeco		Liberal	3	Majority
	3rd	Evita Arago		Liberal	2	Majority
	4th	Edgar San Luis		NPC	2	Majority
Lanao del Norte	1st	Imelda Dimaporo		NPC	1	Minority
	2nd	Fatimah Aliah Dimaporo		NPC	1	Minority
Lanao del Sur	1st	Hussein Pangandaman		Independent	1	Minority
	2nd	Pangalian Balindong		Liberal	2	Majority
Lapu-Lapu City	Lone	Arturo Radaza		Lakas	1	Minority
Las Piñas	Lone	Mark Villar		Nacionalista	1	Majority
Leyte	1st	Martin Romualdez		Lakas	2	Minority
	2nd	Sergio Apostol [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
	3rd	Andres Salvacion Jr. [c]		Liberal	2	Majority
	4th	Lucy Torres-Gomez [n]		Liberal	1	Majority
	5th	Jose Carlos Cari [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
Maguindanao	1st	Bai Sandra Sema		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Simeon Datumanong		Lakas	3	Minority
Makati	1st	Monique Lagdameo		UNA	1	Majority
	2nd	Abigail Binay		PDP–Laban	2	Majority
Malabon	Lone	Josephine Lacson-Noel		NPC	2	Majority
Mandaluyong	Lone	Neptali Gonzales II		Liberal	2	Majority
Manila	1st	Benjamin Asilo		Liberal	2	Majority
	2nd	Carlo Lopez		Liberal	1	Majority
	3rd	Zenaida Angping		NPC	2	Majority
	4th	Trisha Bonoan-David		Lakas	2	Majority
	5th	Amado Bagatsing		KABAKA	2	Majority
	6th	Rosenda Ann Ocampo		Liberal	2	Majority
Marikina	1st	Marcelino Teodoro [c]		Liberal	2	Majority
	2nd	Miro Quimbo		Liberal	1	Majority
Marinduque	Lone	Lord Allan Velasco		NUP	1	Majority
Masbate	1st	Narciso Bravo Jr.		NUP	3	Majority
	2nd	Antonio Kho		Lakas	2	Majority
	3rd	Scott Davies Lanete		NPC	1	Majority
Misamis Occidental	1st	Jorge Almonte		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Loreto Ocampos		Liberal	1	Majority
Misamis Oriental	1st	Peter Unabia		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Yevgeny Emano		Nacionalista	2	Majority
Mountain Province	Lone	Maximo Dalog [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
Muntinlupa	Lone	Rodolfo Biazon		Liberal	1	Majority
Navotas	Lone	Toby Tiangco		UNA	1	Independent
Negros Occidental	1st	Julio Ledesma IV		NPC	2	Majority
	2nd	Alfredo Marañon III		NUP	3	Majority
	3rd	Alfredo Benitez		Liberal	1	Majority
	4th	Jeffrey Ferrer		Independent	2	Majority
	5th	Iggy Arroyo [o]		Lakas	3	Minority
		Alejandro Mirasol [p]		Liberal	1	Majority
	6th	Mercedes Alvarez		Liberal	1	Majority
Negros Oriental	1st	Jocelyn Limkaichong		Liberal	2	Majority
	2nd	George Arnaiz		NPC	2	Majority
	3rd	Pryde Henry Teves		NPC	2	Majority
Northern Samar	1st	Raul Daza		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Emil Ong		NUP	2	Majority
Nueva Ecija	1st	Josefina Joson		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Joseph Gilbert Violago [c]		Liberal	2	Majority
	3rd	Czarina Umali		Liberal	2	Majority
	4th	Rodolfo Antonino		NUP	3	Majority
Nueva Vizcaya	Lone	Carlos Padilla		Nacionalista	2	Minority
Occidental Mindoro	Lone	Girlie Villarosa		Lakas	3	Majority
Oriental Mindoro	1st	Rodolfo Valencia [c]		Liberal	3	Majority
	2nd	Reynaldo Umali		Liberal	1	Majority
Palawan	1st	Antonio C. Alvarez		NUP	3	Majority
	2nd	Victorino Dennis Socrates		NUP	1	Majority
Pampanga	1st	Carmelo Lazatin Sr.		Lakas	2	Minority
	2nd	Gloria Macapagal Arroyo		Lakas	1	Minority
	3rd	Aurelio Gonzales Jr.		NPC	2	Majority
	4th	Anna York Bondoc		Nacionalista	3	Majority
Pangasinan	1st	Jesus Celeste		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Leopoldo Bataoil		NPC	1	Majority
	3rd	Maria Rachel Arenas		Liberal	2	Majority
	4th	Gina de Venecia		NPC	1	Majority
	5th	Carmen Cojuangco		NPC	1	Majority
	6th	Marlyn Primicias-Agabas		NPC	1	Majority
Parañaque	1st	Edwin Olivarez		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Roilo Golez		Liberal	3	Majority
Pasay	Lone	Imelda Calixto-Rubiano		Liberal	1	Majority
Pasig	Lone	Roman Romulo		Liberal	2	Majority
Quezon	1st	Mark Enverga		NPC	2	Majority
	2nd	Irvin Alcala		Liberal	1	Majority
	3rd	Danilo Suarez		Lakas	3	Minority
	4th	Erin Tañada		Liberal	3	Majority
Quezon City	1st	Vincent Crisologo		UNA	3	Majority
	2nd	Winston Castelo		Liberal	1	Majority
	3rd	Jorge Banal Jr.		Liberal	1	Majority
	4th	Feliciano Belmonte Jr.		Liberal	1	Majority
Quirino	Lone	Dakila Cua		Liberal	1	Majority
Rizal	1st	Joel Duavit		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Isidro Rodriguez Jr.		NPC	1	Majority
Romblon	Lone	Eleandro Jesus Madrona		Nacionalista [10]	2	Majority
Samar	1st	Mel Senen Sarmiento [c]		Liberal	1	Majority
	2nd	Milagrosa Tan		NPC	1	Majority
San Jose del Monte	Lone	Arthur Robes [c]		Liberal	2	Majority
San Juan	Lone	JV Ejercito		PMP	1	Majority
Sarangani	Lone	Manny Pacquiao		UNA	1	Majority
Siquijor	Lone	Orlando Fua		Lakas	2	Minority
Sorsogon	1st	Salvador Escudero [q]		Liberal [12]	2	Majority
	2nd	Deogracias Ramos Jr.		Liberal	1	Majority
South Cotabato	1st	Pedro Acharon Jr.		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Daisy Fuentes		NPC	1	Majority
Southern Leyte	Lone	Roger Mercado		NUP	3	Majority
Sultan Kudarat	1st	Raden Sakaluran		Independent	1	Majority
	2nd	Arnulfo Go		NUP	2	Majority
Sulu	1st	Tupay Loong		NUP	1	Majority
	2nd	Nur-Ana Sahidulla		NPC	1	Majority
Surigao del Norte	1st	Francisco Matugas		Liberal	2	Majority
	2nd	Guillermo Romarate Jr.		Liberal	2	Majority
Surigao del Sur	1st	Philip Pichay		Lakas	2	Minority
	2nd	Florencio Garay		Liberal	2	Majority
Taguig–Pateros	1st	Arnel Cerafica		Liberal	1	Majority
Taguig	2nd	Sigfrido Tiñga		Liberal	1	Majority
Tarlac	1st	Henry Cojuangco		NPC	1	Majority
	2nd	Susan Yap		NPC	1	Majority
	3rd	Jeci Lapus		NUP	2	Majority
Tawi-Tawi	Lone	Nur Jaafar		NPC	3	Majority
Valenzuela	1st	Rex Gatchalian		NPC	2	Majority
	2nd	Magi Gunigundo		Lakas	2	Majority
Zambales	1st	Mitos Magsaysay		UNA	3	Majority
	2nd	Antonio Diaz [r]		LM	3	Majority
		Hermogenes Omar Ebdane III [s]		LM	1	Majority
Zamboanga City	1st	Beng Climaco		Liberal	2	Majority
	2nd	Erbie Fabian		Nacionalista	3	Majority
Zamboanga del Norte	1st	Bullet Jalosjos		Lakas	1	Majority
	2nd	Rosendo Labadlabad		Liberal	2	Majority
	3rd	Cesar G. Jalosjos		Lakas	3	Majority
Zamboanga del Sur	1st	Victor Yu		NPC	2	Majority
	2nd	Aurora E. Cerilles		NPC	1	Majority
Zamboanga Sibugay	1st	Jonathan Yambao		Nacionalista	1	Majority
	2nd	Romeo Jalosjos Jr.		Nacionalista	1	Majority
Party-list		Reena Concepcion Obillo		1 ANG PAMILYA	1	Minority
		Salvador Cabaluna III		1-CARE	1	Majority
		Michael Angelo Rivera		1-CARE	1	Majority
		Homero Mercado [t]		1-UTAK	1	Majority
		Zenaida Maranan [u]		1-UTAK	–	Majority
		Mariano Piamonte Jr.		A TEACHER	2	Majority
		Julieta Cortuna		A TEACHER	1	Majority
		Solaiman Pangandaman [v]		AA-KASOSYO	1	Minority
		Nasser Pangandaman [w]		AA-KASOSYO	–	Minority
		Sharon Garin		AAMBIS-Owa	1	Majority
		Maximo Rodriguez Jr.		ABAMIN	1	Majority
		Robert Raymond Estrella		Abono	2	Majority
		Francisco Ortega III		Abono	1	Majority
		Catalina Leonen-Pizarro		ABS	1	Majority
		Antonio Tinio		ACT Teachers	1	Majority
		Nicanor Briones		AGAP	2	Majority
		Patricio Antonio		AGBIAG	1	Majority
		Angelo Palmones		AGHAM	1	Majority
		Mikey Arroyo		AGP	3	Minority
		Christopher Co		AKB	1
		Rodel Batocabe		AKB	1
		Alfredo Garbin Jr.		AKB	1
		Walden Bello		Akbayan	1	Majority
		Kaka Bag-ao		Akbayan	1	Majority
		Rodante Marcoleta		Alagad	3	Majority
		Wes Gatchalian		Alay Buhay	1	Majority
		Catalina Bagasina		ALE	1	Minority
		Acmad Tomawis		ALIF	3	Majority
		Bem Noel		An Waray	3	Majority
		Neil Benedict Montejo		An Waray	1	Majority
		Pastor Alcover Jr.		ANAD	1	Minority
		Rafael V. Mariano		Anakpawis	1	Majority
		Teodorico Haresco Jr.		Ang Kasangga	1	Majority
		Ponciano Payuyo		APEC	1	Majority
		Daryl Grace Abayon		AT	1	Majority
		Isidro Lico		ATING KOOP	1	Majority
		Eulogio Magsaysay		AVE	1	Majority
		Teodoro Casiño		Bayan Muna	3	Majority
		Neri Colmenares		Bayan Muna	1	Majority
		Bernadette Herrera		BH	1	Majority
		Irwin Tieng		Buhay	2	Majority
		Mike Velarde Jr.		Buhay	1	Majority
		Agapito Guanlao		Butil	1	Majority
		Cinchona Cruz-Gonzales		CIBAC	2	Majority
		Sherwin Tugna		CIBAC	1	Majority
		Cresente Paez		Coop-NATCCO	1	Majority
		Jose Ping-ay		Coop-NATCCO	2	Majority
		Emmeline Aglipay-Villar		DIWA	1	Majority
		Luzviminda Ilagan		Gabriela	2	Majority
		Emmi de Jesus		Gabriela	1	Majority
		Raymond Palatino		Kabataan	2	Majority
		Ranulfo Canonigo		KAKUSA	1	Majority
		Abigail Faye Ferriol		Kalinga	1	Majority
		Arnel Ty		LPGMA	1	Majority
		Mark Aeron Sambar		PBA	1	Majority
		Godofredo Arquiza		Senior Citizens	1	Majority
		David Kho [x]		Senior Citizens	1	Majority
		Raymond Mendoza		TUCP	1	Majority
		Carol Jane Lopez		YACAP	2	Majority

Notes

1. Koko Pimentel won an election protest on August 11, 2011, replacing Migz Zubiri. Pimentel took office on August 15, 2011. ^[1]
2. Migz Zubiri resigned on August 3, 2011, amid an on-going electoral protest.
3. Switched to Liberal Party after the elections. ^[2]
4. Fernando Gonzalez had his election nullified on July 23, 2010, and was disqualified on May 8, 2011, due to not being a natural-born Filipino citizen. Gonzales remained a representative as an appeal was filed. ^[3]
5. Erico Aumentado died on December 25, 2012. ^[4]
6. Florencio Vargas died on July 22, 2010. ^[5]
7. Baby Alfonso won a special election on March 12, 2011, succeeding Florencio Vargas. Alfonso took office on March 16, 2011. ^[5]
8. Pedro Romualdo died on April 24, 2013.
9. Jun Abaya resigned on October 18, 2012, upon his appointment as Secretary of Transportation and Communications.
10. The creation of the Dinagat Islands was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court on February 11, 2010, and the province was reverted to Surigao del Norte. However, the Supreme Court reversed its decision on April 13, 2011, and restored the Dinagat Islands as a province, along with its representative. ^[6]
11. Ruben Ecleo Jr. was removed on May 22, 2012, after the Supreme Court upheld his conviction for graft. ^[7]
12. Ronald Singson resigned on March 7, 2011, due to his conviction for drug possession in Hong Kong. ^[8]
13. Ryan Luis Singson won a special election on May 28, 2011, succeeding Ronald Singson. Ryan Luis Singson took office on May 30, 2011. ^[8]
14. Lucy Torres-Gomez was removed on March 19, 2013, by the Supreme Court due to being an invalid substitute of a disqualified candidate.
15. Iggy Arroyo died on January 26, 2012. ^[9]
16. Alejandro Mirasol won a special election on June 2, 2012, succeeding Iggy Arroyo. Mirasol took office on June 4, 2012. ^[9]
17. Salvador Escudero died on August 13, 2012. ^[11]
18. Antonio Diaz died on August 3, 2011. ^[13]
19. Hermogenes Omar Ebdane III, won a special election on February 4, 2012, succeeding Antonio Diaz. Ebdane took office on February 6, 2012.
20. Homero Mercado resigned on May 29, 2012. ^[14]
21. Zenaida Maranan took office on October 9, 2012, succeeding Homer Mercado. ^[15]
22. Solaiman Pangandaman resigned on July 13, 2011.
23. Nasser Pangandaman took office on July 22, 2011, succeeding Solaiman Pangandaman. ^[16]
24. David Kho resigned on December 31, 2011, but was denied by the Commission on Elections. ^{[17] [18]}

Changes

These are the changes in membership after the proclamation of winners:

Senate

A vacant seat can only be filled up on a special election held on the day of the next regular election.

Term ending		Party	Former senator	Left office	Cause		Party	New senator	Took office
2013		Liberal	Benigno Aquino III	June 30, 2010	Elected president	To be filled at the next Senate election.
2013		Independent	Migz Zubiri	August 3, 2011	Resignation		PDP–Laban	Koko Pimentel [1]	August 15, 2011

House of Representatives

• For representatives elected via legislative districts, a special election will be called to determine the successor unless the vacancy occurred a year before the next regular election.
• For sectoral representatives, the next person on the list will take office.

Seat		Party	Former representative	Left office	Cause	Special election		Party	New representative	Took office
Cagayan–2nd		Lakas–Kampi	Florencio Vargas	July 22, 2010	Death	March 12, 2011		Lakas–Kampi	Baby Aline Vargas-Alfonso [5]	March 16, 2011
Ilocos Sur–1st		Lakas–Kampi	Ronald Singson	March 7, 2011	Resignation	May 28, 2011		Biled	Ryan Singson [8]	May 30, 2011
Party-list		AA-Kasosyo	Solaiman Pangandaman	July 13, 2011	Resignation	None		AA-Kasosyo	Nasser Pangandaman [16]	July 25, 2011
Zambales–2nd		LM	Antonio M. Diaz	August 3, 2011	Death	February 4, 2012		LM	Omar Ebdane [13]	February 13, 2012
Party-list		Senior Citizens	David Kho	December 31, 2011	Resignation	None	Denied by the Commission on Elections. [19]
Negros Occidental–5th		Lakas–Kampi	Iggy Arroyo	January 26, 2012	Death	June 2, 2012		Liberal	Alejandro Mirasol	June 4, 2012
Party-list		1-UTAK	Homero Mercado	May 29, 2012 [20]	Resignation	None		1-UTAK	Zenaida de Castro	October 9, 2012 [15]
Dinagat Islands		Lakas	Ruben Ecleo, Jr.	May 31, 2012	Dropped from the rolls	None [7]
Sorsogon–1st		Liberal	Salvador Escudero	August 13, 2012	Death	None
Cavite–1st		Liberal	Joseph Emilio Abaya	October 18, 2012	Sworn in as DOTC secretary	None
Bohol–2nd		NPC	Erico B. Aumentado	December 25, 2012	Death	None
Leyte–4th		Liberal	Lucy Torres-Gomez	March 19, 2013	Ordered removed by the Supreme Court	None
Camiguin		Lakas	Pedro Romualdo	April 24, 2013	Death	None

Vacancies

These are the vacant seats in Congress:

• Senate (1):
  • The seat of Benigno Aquino III who gave it up after being elected president in 2010. It will remain vacant the term expires, as special elections for vacated Senate seats can only be scheduled on the next regular election.
• House of Representatives (5):
  • The seat for 2nd district of Bohol after Erico B. Aumentado died. No special election was held.
  • The seat for 1st district of Cavite after Joseph Emilio Abaya was sworn in Secretary of Transportation and Communications. No special election was held.
  • The seat for lone district of Dinagat Islands after Ruben Ecleo was removed from the rolls. No special election was held.
  • The seat for 1st district of Sorsogon after Salvador Escudero died. No special election was held.
  • The seat for lone district of Camiguin after Pedro Romualdo died. No special election was held.
  • One seat of the Coalition of Associations of Senior Citizens in the Philippines, Inc. after David Kho resigned. The Commission on Elections forbade the party from calling up the 4th person from the list after the 3rd person from the list, who was ejected from the party, protested, and that Kho revealed it was a part of a term-sharing agreement, in which the commission has prohibited.

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