Marikina local elections, 2010

Last updated April 22, 2019

Local elections will be held in Marikina City on May 10, 2010 within the Philippine general election. The voters will elect for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, two district representatives, and councilors, eight in each of the city's two legislative districts.

Elections for all positions in the Philippines above the barangay were held on May 10, 2010. The elected president is Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino, the 15th President of the Philippines, succeeding President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo who was barred from seeking re-election due to term restrictions. The successor of vice-president Noli de Castro is Jejomar Binay, the 15th vice president of the Philippines. The legislators elected in the 2010 elections have joined the senators of the 2007 elections and comprise the 15th Congress of the Philippines.

Results

The candidates for mayor and vice mayor with the highest number of votes wins the seat; they are voted separately, therefore, they may be of different parties when elected.^[1]

Mayoral election results

Marikina mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Del De Guzman	101,495	66.34
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Marion Andres	35,162	22.98
	Lakas-Kampi	Alfredo Cheng	16,035	10.48
	Independent	Alexander Chong	306	0.20
Valid ballots			152,998	95.93
Invalid or blank votes			6,488	4.07
Total votes			159,486	100.00
	Liberal gain from Bagumbayan-VNP

Vice Mayoral election results

Marikina vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Fabian Cadiz	84,422	57.91
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Thaddeus Santos Jr.	46.499	31.90
	NPC	Ferdinand Marco	9,254	6.35
	Lakas-Kampi	Efren Angeles	4,934	3.38
	Independent	Melencia Majerano	660	0.45
Valid ballots			145,769	91.40
Invalid or blank votes			13,717	8.60
Total votes			159,486	100.00
	Liberal gain from Bagumbayan-VNP

Congressional election results

1st District

Philippine House of Representatives election at Marikina's 1st district
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Marcelino Teodoro	47,425	67.48
	Liberal	Samuel Ferriol	22,232	31.63
	Lakas-Kampi	Garizaldy Dela Paz	338	0.48
	Independent	Alfredo Fajardo	175	0.25
	Independent	Daniel Casuga	110	0.16
Valid ballots			70,280	96.04
Invalid or blank votes			2,897	3.96
Total votes			70,280	100.00
	Independent hold

2nd District

Philippine House of Representatives election at Marikina's 2nd district
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Miro Quimbo	45,690	56.77
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Donn Carlo Favis	13,073	16.24
	PMP	Romeo Candazo	10,883	13.52
	Independent	Hilario Punzalan	4,744	5.89
	Independent	Adjuthor De Guzman	3,704	4.60
	Independent	Eduardo Francisco	1,515	1.88
	Independent	Benjamin Baretto	616	0.77
	Independent	Rogelio Serrano	149	0.19
	Independent	Felizardo Bulaong	112	0.14
Valid ballots			80,486	93.25
Invalid or blank votes			5,823	6.75
Total votes			80,486	100.00
	Liberal hold

Councilor elections

Each of Marikina City's two legislative districts elects eight councilors to the city council. The eight candidates with the highest number of votes wins the seats per district.

Summary

Party		Mayoral/vice mayoral candidate	Total votes		Total seats
Party		Mayoral/vice mayoral candidate	Total	%	Total	%
	Liberal	Del R. De Guzman	450,449	44.9%	9	50.0%
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Marion Andres	382,965	38.2%	6	33.3%
	Lakas-Kampi	Alfredo Cheng	76,309	7.6%	1	5.6%
	Independents	Varies	74,786	7.5%	0	0.0%
	PMP	None	18,419	1.8%	0	0.0%
Total valid votes cast			1,002,928	N/A
Total turnout			159,486	100.00%
Total partisan seats					16	88.9%
Seat for Association of Barangay Captains President					1	5.6%
Seat for Association of Sangguniang Kabataan chairmen President					1	5.6%
Total non-partisan seats					2	11.1%
Total seats					18	100.0%

District 1

City Council election at Marikina City's 1st district
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Eva Aguirre-Paz	40,780	8.94
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Carissa Carlos	32,233	7.07
	Lakas-Kampi	Jojo Banzon	29,258	6.41
	Liberal	Mario De Leon	27,433	6.01
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Bojie Bernardino	27,073	5.93
	Liberal	Elmer Nepomuceno	26,511	5.81
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Frankie Ayuson	25,557	5.60
	Liberal	Ronnie Acuna	23,820	5.22

	Bagumbayan-VNP	Ponchie Santos	22,888	5.02
	Liberal	Danny Del Rosario	20,822	4.56
	Independent	Tado Jimenez	20,589	4.51
	Liberal	Rogel Santiago	20,570	4.51
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Dondie Reyes	18,054	3.96
	Liberal	Mar Betic	17,247	3.78
	Independent	Igmidio Ferrer	15,758	3.45
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Mel David	15,288	3.35
	[[\|N/A]]	Gerald Diamante	13,809	3.03
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Roy Delgado	13,778	3.02
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Siso Dela Cruz	13,679	3.00
	Lakas-Kampi	Alex Trinidad	7,016	1.54
	Lakas-Kampi	Jun De Guzman	5,853	1.28
	Independent	Ninoy Aquino	3,800	0.83
	Lakas-Kampi	Al Mendoza	2,905	0.64
	Independent	Alfredo Arroyo, Jr.	2,739	0.60
	Lakas-Kampi	Danilo Tiu	2,324	0.51
	Independent	Arnold Aquino	1,769	0.39
	Independent	Philip Cuevas	1,731	0.38
	Independent	Emelita Sola	1,465	0.32
	Independent	Federico Estonido	747	0.16
	Independent	Ignacio Bael	727	0.16
Total votes			73,177	100.00

District 2

City Council election at Marikina City's 2nd district
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Mark Del Rosario	37,320	6.83
	Liberal	Xy-Za Diazen	35,499	6.50
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Wilfred Reyes	35,000	6.42
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Annie Dayao	34,183	6.26
	Liberal	Judy Magtubo	33,117	6.06
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Jojo Ortiz	32,888	6.02
	Liberal	Ariel Cuaresma	32,019	5.86
	Liberal	Ernesto Flores	31,719	5.80

	Liberal	Peter Belmonte	31,344	5.74
	Liberal	Alfonso Cruz	29,546	5.41
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Bong Ubaldo	29,258	5.35
	Liberal	Riza Teope	28,893	5.29
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Roberto Ponce	28,816	5.27
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Manuel Orara	18,629	3.41
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Jaime Cruz, Jr.	17,267	3.16
	Bagumbayan-VNP	Federico Ifurung	14,374	2.63
	PMP	Aurelio Caparas	7,317	1.34
	Lakas-Kampi	Manuel Pangilinan	6,847	1.25
	Independent	Salvatore Caronite, Jr.	5,961	1.09
	Lakas-Kampi	Rodrigo Contado	5,726	1.05
	PMP	Vincent Singh	5,384	0.99
	Lakas-Kampi	Dindo Rosales	5,052	0.92
	Independent	Feliciano Reyes	4,829	0.88
	Lakas-Kampi	Solo Fernandez	4,419	0.81
	Lakas-Kampi	Fred Zamora	4,379	0.80
	PMP	Demetrio Marquez, Jr.	3,784	0.69
	Independent	Dory Camacho	3,516	0.64
	Lakas-Kampi	Andres Garalza, Jr.	2,530	0.46
	PMP	Arthur Limpin	1,934	0.35
	Independent	Manny Miralles	1,899	0.35
	Independent	Rodolfo Pascual	1,862	0.34
	Independent	Zosimo Balingit	1,825	0.33
	Independent	Edgardo Velasquez	1,798	0.33
	Independent	Julio Antiporda	1,710	0.31
	Independent	Angel Dacalos	1,224	0.22
	Independent	Saulfred Soliquen	837	0.15
Total votes			86,309	100.00

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References

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2. "Official Election Results for Local Positions in Marikina." Marikenya.com. 2010-05-14. Retrieved 2010-05-14.

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