Nominees in the 2016 Philippine House of Representatives party-list election

Last updated November 07, 2024

These are the list of the party-list groups (and their nominees) who are qualified for the 2016 Philippine House of Representatives elections.

139 party-list groups were part of the "initial list" of candidates for the 2016 elections, released by the Commission of Elections on January 22, 2016.^[1] The party-list slots were drawn via electronic raffle.^[2] It only trimmed down to 115 after the COMELEC released the final list of party-list groups that would be included in the printed ballots.^[3]

The list of the partylist and their nominees are available online on the COMELEC's website.^[4]

List

#	Abbr.	Full Name	1st Nominee	2nd Nominee	3rd Nominee	4th Nominee	5th Nominee	6th Nominee	7th Nominee	8th Nominee	9th Nominee	10th Nominee
1	AGRI	Agri-Agra na Reforma para sa Magsasaka ng Pilipinas Movement	Delphine Lee	Orestes Salon	Susana Reyes	Daisy Gan	Ricardo Gutierrez, Jr.
2	ASEAN, Inc.	Academicians, Students and Educators Alliance, Inc.	Winifred Ballada	Nilo Burgos	Roberto DG Gonzales	Ludivinia Victorino	Peterwille Chua	Loida Masinsin	Rey Fernan Refozar	Rosalie Balhag	Erald Pantoja
3	METRO	Movement for Economic Transformation and Righteous Opportunities	Dr. Rodolfo Ortiz Teope	Karl Jonathan Aguilar	Mark Ortiz	Rosa Clemencia	Donato Tuazon
4	TRICAP	Tribal Communities Association of the Philippines	Jennifer Pia Sibug-Las	Kilala Pacita Salvan-Panis	Gerlyn Coguit	Estrella Estrada	Saturnino Lavada
5	ABANG LINGKOD	Abang Lingkod, Inc.	Joseph Stephen Paduano	Manuel Iway	Jeffrey Hidalgo	Raissa Saipudin	Edgardo Estacio	George Arnel Piso
6	DIWA	Democratic Independent Workers Association, Inc.	Emmeline Aglipay-Villar	Pepito Pico	Leopoldo Blanco, Jr.	Ely Quiñola	Michael Angelo Datuin
7	AKIN	Akbay Kalusugan, Inc.	Carmelita Crisologo	Corazon Alma de Leon	Benjamin Moraleda, Jr.	Suzette Ranillo	Benjamin Jan Villamayor
8	AGAP	Agricultural Sector Alliance of the Philippines	Rico Geron	Kathleen Briones	Victorino Michael Lescano	Benjamin Jaro	Cipriano Dennis Cocadiz
9	SBP	Serbisyo sa Bayan Party	Ricardo Belmonte	Dorothy Delarmente	Bart Christian Corpus	Manuel Lopez II	Jose Ronaldo Gajudo
10	ADDA	Association for Development Dedicated to Agriculture and Fisheries, Inc.	Grace Kristine Meehan	Jemarose Gomintong	Leonofre Gironella	Chester Elaydo	Antonio Sanchez
11	AWAT MINDANAO	Anti-War/Anti Terror Mindanao Peace Movement	Jose Agdugma II	Diomedes Fanlo, Jr.	Christi Joy Arellano	Marjorie Lacambra	Johnny Padua
12	ANAKALUSUGAN	Alagaan Natin Ating Kalusugan	Marc Ceasar Morales	Julius Malicdem	Irma Astilla-Balulot	Almera Grace Mayo	Janet Kabayama	Venus Agustin	Zosimo Maglangit, Jr.	Jose Lorenzana	Isidro Carumba, Jr.	Fulgencio dela Cruz, Jr.
13	CLASE	Central Luzon Alliance for Socialized Education	Renato Legaspi	Luisito de Jesus	Reynato Arimbuyutan	Marcelo Fernandez	Sabino Manglicmot
14	AKBAYAN	Akbayan Citizens' Action Party	Tomasito Villarin	Barry Gutierrez III	Angelina Katoh	Rafaela Mae David	Doris Obena	Mylene Hega	Cenon Nolasco
15	ALL-FISH	Alliance of Philippine Fishing Federations, Inc.	Arnold Naval	Peter Paul Santos	Edgar Lim	Jaqueline Anne Yao	Leonida Jusay
16	AKO BICOL	Ako Bicol Political Party	Rodel Batocabe	Alfredo Garbin, Jr.	Christopher Co	Romel Ang	Jason Rodenas	Nikko Batingana
17	SINAG	Sinag Tungo sa Kaunlaran	Narciso Santiago III	Nina Ricci Ynares	Gil Raymund Umali	Orlando Nagaño	Eriberto Fajardo	Jocelito Balmaceda	Ronaldo Dauz	Domingo Ison	Virgilio Fernandez	Jesus Soriano, Jr.
18	1-ABILIDAD	1-Abilidad	Puramaryver Saquing	Manuelito Luna	Karen Curaza	Marichu Benavides	Glennford Lintag
19	GLOBAL	Global Workers and Family Federation, Inc.	Ermie Lagman-Garon	Cicero Villanueva	Emman Quibuyen	Gerald Medina	Erminda Lagman
20	1-ANG EDUKASYON	Una Ang Edukasyon	Salvador Belaro, Jr.	Nestor dela Cruz	Dexter Francisco
21	COOP-NATCCO	Cooperative Natco Network Party	Anthony Bravo	Sabiniano Canama	Emmanuel Solis, Jr.	Divina Quemi	Edgar Cabballeda	Clarita Napoles	Ramil Santos	Rosalino Sumile	Reynaldo Gandionco
22	ALAY BUHAY	Alay Buhay Community Development Foundation, Inc.	Antonio Sayo	Mark Cholo Violago	Rodolfo Mallari	Crisanto Sabino	Arnel Go
23	ACP	Anak Central Party	Edgardo Loveria	Johny Castillo	Edna Rivera	Edelmark Capiendo	Reynaldo Nunga
24	1-GB	Guardians Brotherhood	Patrick Velez	Rolando Bernardo	Ubando Matanguihan	Edson Tandoc	Arturo Narvaez
25	1-PACMAN	One Patriotic Coalition of Marginalized Nationals	Mikee Romero	Enrico Pineda	Nicolas Enciso VIII	Marvee Espejo	Ildebrando Viernesto
26	MELCHORA	Movement of Women for Change and Reform	Mary Grace Ibuna	Danton Remoto	Maria Lourdes Angelica Suntay	Aida Estabillo	Princess Fatima Izan Kiram
27	1-AHAPO	One Advocacy for Health Progress and Opportunity	Victorino Atienza¹	Julius Ceazar Herrera	Hilda Clave	Edgar Llarena
28	TINGOG SINIRANGAN	Tingog Sinirangan (Tinig ng Silangan)	Jude Acidre	Daciano David Palami	Sharilee Angela Gaspay-Mauro	Alexis Yu	Lydia Fustanes
29	PBB	Partido ng Bayan ang Bida	Lorenzo Cadsawan	Carlos Cao, Jr.	Roger Federezo	Evangeline Reyes	Marvin Go
30	KABAYAN	Kabalikat ng Mamamayan	Harry Roque	Ron Salo	Ciriaco Calalang	Paul Hernandez	Joshua Sebastian
31	ACT TEACHERS	Alliance of Concerned Teachers	Antonio Tinio	Francisca Castro	Raymund Basilio	David Michael San Juan	Gregorio Fabros
32	ANG KABUHAYAN	Ang Kabuhayan	Dennis Laogan	Marites De Salla	Elizalde Castro	Rogelio de Leon	Eduardo Allosa
33	KMM	Kaisahan ng mga Maliliit na Magsasaka	Honorio Samaniego	Maria DC. Flores	Mario del Rosario	Mario Aliga, Sr.	Roberto Briones
34	YACAP	You Against Corruption and Poverty	Benhur Lopez, Jr.	Alberto Tañga	Virgelio Castillo, Jr.	Jerlyn Baldicantos	Rhonda Felizmeña
35	TAMA	Tanggol Maralita	Darlito dela Cruz	Queen Ashley Ablan	Gilda Gonzales-Peralta	Christopher John Gamboa	Ronnie Malunes	Filomena Aligayo	Rodrigo Garcia
36	GABRIELA	GABRIELA Women's Party	Emerenciana de Jesus	Arlene Brosas	Bai Ali Mallen	Leona Entena	Geraldine de Veyra	Jenelyn Nagrampa-Caballero	Marden Jalando-on	Leny Ocasiones	Rhodora Bulosan	Julie Baciles
37	SANLAKAS	Sanlakas	Leodigario de Guzman	Jose Aaron Pedrosa, Jr.	Roldan Gonzales	Flores Zacate	Erastus Noel Delizo
38	ABAKADA	Abakada-Guro	Jonathan dela Cruz	Alexander Lopez	Anthony Jude Violago	Julian Rodrigo dela Cruz	Josephine Reyes	Samantha Pilar Magahum
39	ABS	Arts, Business and Science Professionals	Eugene Michael de Vera	Ullyses Garces	Catalina Lanting	Mary Jazul	Carlito Buentipo
40	LPGMA	LPG Marketers Association, Inc.	Arnel Ty	Miguel Ponce, Jr.	Miguelito Bernal, Jr.	Orlando Reyes	Tirso Calapit
41	UNIDO	Union of Nationalist Democratic Filipino Organization	Atty. Josef Cea Maganduga	Jose Bayani Laurel, Jr.	Camille Isabella Laurel	Arturo Libera	Jonathan Padua
42	KM NGAYON NA	Kilos Mamamayan Ngayon Na	Doris Ramirez	Jose Morales	John Riel	Liwayway Forte	Maria Cecilla Villanueva
43	ANGKLA	Angkla: Ang Partido ng Pilipinong Marino, Inc.	Jesulito Manalo	Ronald Enrile	Augusto Perez, Jr.	Petercon Lugue	Bernadette Blanco
44	ALONA	Alliance of Organizations, Networks and Associations of the Philippines, Inc.	Ted Lazaro	Ma. Brenda Dimayuga	Ricky Juab	Adelaida Lazaro	Perpetua Calinog
45	TGP	Talino at Galing ng Pinoy	Roy Ordinario	Antonio Anastacio	Jennifer Ann Munar	Marwin Archie Millare	Henry de Castro	Rodolfo Lacuna
46	MAGDALO	Magdalo para sa Pilipino	Gary Alejano	Francisco Ashley Asedillo	Manuel Cabochan	Billy Pascua	Christopher Orongan
47	OFWFC	OFW Family Club	Roy Señeres, Jr.	Hannah Señeres-Francisco	Jose Olinares, Jr.	Celerino Umandap	Felix Landicho, Jr.
48	ALE	Association of Laborers and Employees	Catalina Bagasina	Roque Lumanlan	Jasmin Yumul	Farinah Lomondot	Yvette Albaniel
49	ATING GURO	Ating Guro	Benjo Basas	Jose Emery Roble	Arsenio Jallorina	Raquel Castillo	Juanito Dona, Jr.
50	AVE	Alliance of Volunteer Educators	Eulogio Magsaysay	Guillerma Limboc	Jose Baesa	Alicia Diel	Nicolas Braña
51	A TEACHER	Advocacy for Teacher Empowerment through Action, Cooperation and Harmony Toward Educational Reforms, Inc.	Julieta Cortuna	Nenita Habulan	Elizabeth Saldivar	Ma. Victoria Umali	Mary Grace Villanueva
52	ANAKPAWIS	Anakpawis	Ariel Casilao	Rafael V. Mariano	Randall Echanis	Jose Canlas	Peter Gonzales	Gloria Arellano	Jaime Paglinawan, Sr.
53	RAM	Rebolusyong Alyansang Makabansa	Danilo Lim	Jose Arturo Garcia, Jr.	Proceso Maligalig	Alexander Noble	Melvin Contapay
54	CWS	Construction Workers' Solidarity	Evelyn Catherine Silagon	Crispin Soriano, Jr.	Vicente Puerta
55	KABATAAN	Kabataan Party-list	Sarah Jane Elago	Romina Astudillo	Vennel Francis Chenfoo	Deo Montesclaros	Charmane Chin
56	PISTON	PISTON Land Transportation Coalition, Inc.	George San Mateo	Gregory Perez	Edgardo Salarda	Charito Juranes	Eduardo Lazaro	Ma. Felicidad Floranda
57	TUCP	Trade Union Congress Party	Roland dela Cruz / Raymund Democrito Mendoza	Ernesto Herrera II / Loreto Cabaya, Jr.	Arturo Basea / Michael Democrito Mendoza	Reynaldo Santos / Arthur Juego	Gregorio del Prado / Temistocles Dejon, Jr.	Florencia Cabatingan / Roa Recio
58	KALINGA	Advocacy for Social Empowerment and Nation Building through Easing Poverty, Inc	Abigail Ferriol	Irene Gay Saulog	Uzziel Caponpon	Michael Cruz	Kemuel Quillao
59	AASENSO	Ating Aagapay Sentrong Samahan ng mga Obrero, Inc.	Teodoro Montoro	Ferdinand Castro II	Felix Cruz	Rey Pabilona	Eladio Gatmaitan
60	AAMBIS-OWA	Ang Asosasyon Sang Mangunguma Nga Bisaya Owa Mangunguma, Inc.	Sharon Garin	Apolinario Arnaiz, Jr.	Felix Flores	Manuel Gilo	James Garin
61	AAB	Ako Ang Bisaya	Rodolfo Tuazon	Rebecca Francisco-Simbillo	Dahn Greigor Uy	Moises Tolentino, Jr.	Kate Rebadulla
62	ABONO	Abono Party-List	Conrado Estrella III	Vini Nola Ortega	Ronald Allan So	Oftociano Manalo, Jr.	Jayson Cainglet
63	AMIN	Anak Mindanao Party-List	Sitti Djalia Hataman	Makmod Mending, Jr.	Roelito Gawilan	Kenneth Tagaro	Rosalinda Baladji	Abdulbashet Marangit
64	AGHAM	Alyansa ng mga Grupong Haligi ng Agham at Teknolohiya para sa Mamamayan	Angelo Palmones	Leocadio Santiago, Jr.	Victoria Bartilet	Manuel Austria, Jr.	Elizabeth Dumaran
65	ANUPA	Alliance for National Urban Poor Organizations Assembly, Inc.	Pantaleon Morallos, Sr.	Evangeline Abejo	Maria Luz Gerundio	Miguelito Salgado	Marianne Arguelles	Robercito Falco	Noriet Murillo	Gerry Roxas	Elma Ejar	Rudy Bermeo
66	DISABLED/PWD	Disabled/Pilipinos with Disabilities	Michael Barredo	Teofilo dela Cruz	Adeline Dumapong	Ramon Emmannuel Ascue	Manuel Agcaoili
67	TINDERONG PINOY	Tinderong Pinoy Party	Meldin Alfonso Roy	Rey Roy	Jordan Mijarez	David Michael Gabriel	Manuel Agcaoili
68	CONSLA	Confederation of Savings and Loan Association, Inc.	Ret. Gen. Ricardo Nolasco, Jr.	King George Leandro Antonio Collantes	Thaddeus Estalilia	Milagros Azanza	Ronald Dominguez
69	SENIOR CITIZENS	Coalition of Associations of Senior Citizens of the Philippines	Plutarco Vasquez / Remedios Arquiza	Amado Calderon / Lucas Pasiliao	Jaime Cruz / Ramon Orosa	Remegios Jabil / Myrna Manamtam	Jeremias Castillon / Rolando Saguid
70	MIGRANTE	Migrante Sectoral Party of Overseas Filipinos and their Families	Garry Martinez	Concepcion Bragas-Regalado	Caridad Bachiller	Flor Chan	Estrelieta Bagasbas
71	AMOR-SEAMAN	Association of Marine Officer and Ratings, Inc.	Crescenciano Elaba, Jr.	Cecilia Ver Panambo	Remegio Serapio	Jessie Baldesimo	Rene Moron
72	CIBAC	Citizens' Battle Against Corruption	Sherwin Tugna / Bibiano Rivera, Jr.	Armi Jane Borje / Augustine Vestil, Jr.	Calvin Ryan Coherco / Jho Barry Miranda	Virginia Jose / Jesus Emmanuel Vargas	Stanley Clyde Flores / Richen Alaras
73	NACTODAP	National Confederation of Tricycle Operators and Drivers Association of the Philippines, Inc.	Ariel Lim	Mariano Jose Villafuerte III	Manolito Legaspi	Aeneas Eli Diaz	Reynante Vilos	Eugenia Hingpit	Jocelyn Magcale
74	A TAMBAY	Ang Tao Muna at Bayan	Ma. Concepcio Victorio	Ameenah Fajardo	Sheryl Fajardo	Rodolfo Fabricante
75	BANAT	Barangay Natin	Salvador Britanico	Patrick Israel Baterina	Isagani Lisica	Guillermo Alonso	Rodolfo Fabricante
76	UMALAB KA	Ugnayan ng Maralita Laban sa Kahirapan	Javier Zacate	General Du	Bernie Cruz	Edgardo Edwin Segaya	Rommel Zambrano	Lejun dela Cruz	Emily Cano
77	A.I.	Abyan Ilonggo	Rolex Suplico	Diana Brion	Francis Lavilla	Maylene Villanueva	Jonas Depalac	Roberto de Asis	Crisanne del Vargas	Helen Lozada	Marlyn Provindido	Jerome Pabilona
78	AN WARAY	An Waray	Victoria Noel	Raoul Creencia	Patrick Aguilos	Rhoda Radoc	Nicolas Leaño
79	KUSUG TAUSUG	Kusug Tausug	Shernee Tan	Tita Sasmuya	Noreen Pallong	Ahmed Ben Hamja	Abdurahman Samson
80	ANG NARS	Ang Nars, Inc.	Leah Primitiva Samaco-Paquiz	Betty Merritt	Grace Augustin	Jenny Ann Bernardo-Soriano	Vilma Icoy
81	Bayan Muna	Bayan Muna	Carlos Zarate	Teddy Casiño	Hope Hervilla	Marites Pielago	Roman Polintan	Alejandro Deoma	Ferdinand Gundayao
82	MARINO	Marino Samahan ng mga Seaman, Inc.	Florence Alejandre	Lorenzo Edwin Eusebio	Rene Rizza Bernardo-Mamburam	Christ Lamb Reae Vicente	Lawrence Umayan
83	ANG KASANGGA	Kasangga sa Kaunlaran, Inc.	Gabrielle Calizo-Quimpo	Jose Perpetuo Lotilla	Concordio Gorriceta	Segundo Gaston	Jose Ciceron Lorenzo Haresco
84	AMA	Aagapay sa Matatanda	Jeci Lapus	Ramsey Ocampo	Romeo Serrano	Rene Pascual	Jose Gloria	Roel Deles
85	KAP / KAKASA-KA	Kaagapay ng Nagkakaisang Agilang Pilipinong Magsasaka / Kabuhayan at Kabahayan ng mga Magsasaka	Leah Aurelio	Benilda Flores	Armando Javier	Mary Anne Olayvar	Alexander Trinidad	Joji Anne Gerochi
86	FICTAP	Federation of International Cable TV and Telecommunications Association of the Philippines	Estrellita Juliano-Tamano	Cecilla Dy	Antonio Silloriquez	Alvin Ty	Ruben Cortez
87	SAMAKO	Sandigan ng mga Manggagawa sa Konstruksyon	Enrique Olonan	Vicente Besa	Romeo Soria, Jr.	Rommel Malleta	Enrique Barde
88	ACTS-OFW	Acts-Overseas Filipino Workers Coalition of Organizations	Feliciano O. Adorna, Jr.	Aniceto John Bertiz III	Venecio 'Vano' Legazpi	Catherine Bamharez	Roger De Castro	Cynthia Agpalo	Cecille Benitez
89	PBA	Pwersa ng Bayaning Atleta	Mark Aeron Sambar	Jericho Jonas Nograles	Allen Gayle Geronimo	Ernanie Calica	Cleve Denrick Geronimo
90	MANILA TEACHERS	Manila Teachers Savings and Loan Association, Inc.	Virgilio Lacson	Paul Sembrano	Gil Magbanua	Asuncion Howe	Angelita Alfante	Jennifer Lacson	Ma. Victoria Suarez	Evelyn Dimagiba	Ma. Victoria Pastrana	Mila Pilapil
91	ANAC-IP	Ang National Coalition of Indigenous Peoples Action Na!, Inc.	Jose Panganiban, Jr.	Nicole Pauline Dy	Robert Simbahon	Rizalino Segundo	Emmanuel Bigornia
92	ABANTE RETIREES	Abante Retirees Party-List Organization	Plaridel Abaya	Raul Urgello	Victor Ibrado	Plaridel Garcia	Aravela Ramos
93	BUTIL	Butil Farmers Party	Cecilla Leonila Chavez	Isidoro Santos	Wilfredo Antimano	Prudencio Consolacion	Miguel Luma-Ang	Leonicio Haber
94	KAMAIS PILIPINAS	Kapatirang Magmamais ng Pilipinas, Inc.	Roderico Bioco	Roger Navarro	Isidro Acosta	Rosalie Ellasus	Susan Lao
95	ATING KOOP	Adikhaing Tinataguyod ng Kooperatiba	Gloria Futalan / Roberto Mascarina	Tirso Buenaventura / Ronaldo Cajucom	Francis Loque / Jessie Tioaquen	Rodolfo Perez / Elpidio Abela	Amelito Revuelta / Erlinda Duque	Amparo Rimas
96	ACT-CIS	Anti-Crime and Terrorism Community Involvement and Support, Inc.	Maria Rosella Pagdilao	Benjardi Mantele	Victor Michael Carambas	Robert Allan Arabejo	Johnny Young
97	1-CARE	1st Consumers Alliance for Rural Energy, Inc.	Carlos Roman Uybaretta / Edgardo Masongsong	Romeo Cuasay / Salvador Cabaluna III	Conchito Oclarit / Janeene Depay-Colingan	Nolie Namocatcat / Brigido Plaza, Jr.	Roman Araño / Gerry Valdez
98	MATA	Ang Mata'y Alagaan	Tricia Nicole Velasco-Catera	Joel Go	Emmanuel Regio	Divina Pinlac	Karl Steven Co
99	DUMPER PTDA	Dumper Philippines Taxi Drivers Association, Inc.	Fermin Octobre	James Bolinao	Edwin Edrolin	Rodrigo Baculado	Cirilo Gaballo
100	BH	Bagong Henerasyon	Bernadette Herrera-Dy	Gerardo Panghulan	Jose "Jocas" Castigador, Jr.	Katherine Rose Gancayco	Rochelle Custodio
101	PM	Partido ng Manggagawa	Renato Magtubo	Rufino Gonzaga, Jr.	Gerardo Rivera	Bayani Diwa	Judy Ann Miranda
102	1-SAGIP	Social Amelioration and Genuine Intervention on Poverty	Rodante Marcoleta	Erlinda Santiago	Lloyd Quejada	Rogelio Carbo	Kristoffer James Purisima	Vic Lacaya III	Jose Noel Bactad	Angelito Principio	Aileen Alvarez
103	1-PABAHAY	Isang Pangarap na Bahay sa Bagong Buhay ng Maralitang Kababayan, Inc.	Nereo Raymundo Joaquin, Jr.	Kenway Tan	Grace Baria	Lucia Milagros Tecson	Fernando Rodolfo
104	CANCER	Cancer Alleviation Network on Care, Education and Rehabilitation, Inc.	Dario Lapada, Jr.	Emerito Rojas	Ryan Vincent Uy	Nelia Abrogar	Rhodora Marmito
105	MTM PHILS	Mamamayan Tungo sa Maunlad na Pilipinas	Medardo Custodio / Araceli Domingo	Renato Uy / Agapito Pacorsa, Jr.	Felicisimo Bautista / Violeta Bonilla	Pacifico Briones, Jr. / Mohammad Abdulwatan	Aristarco Navarrete / Daisy Jacinto	Ramon Nava
106	1-AALALAY	Isang Alyansang Aalalay sa Pinoy Skilled Workers	Michael Mendoza	Enrico Miguel Sanchez	Reynaldo de Leon	Joseph Jalbuna	Kevin Joseph Endaya
107	AANGAT TAYO	Aangat Tayo	Harlin Neil Abayon III	Cesar Montano	Gizelle Lou Cabahug Fugoso	Silvino Sumagaysay, Jr.	Neil Esponilla	Jean Bautista	Josephine Gutierrez	Elizer Unay
108	ABAMIN	Abante Mindanao, Inc.	Jocelyn Rodriguez	Virginia Sering	Dionisio Caballero	Sergio Firmacion II	Erlinda Oras
109	ANG PRO-LIFE	Ang Pro-Life	Moises Cañete	Fritz Daulo	Jan Louenn Lumanta	Julius Engbino	Lareina Lea Manalang-Garcia
110	BUHAY	Buhay Hayaan Yumabong	Mariano Michael Velarde, Jr.	Lito Atienza	Mel Robles	Francisco Xavier Padilla	Primitivo Chua	Melchor Monsod
111	APPEND	Append, Inc.	Pablo Nava III	Eduardo Jimenez	Alex Patio	Virginia Juan	Narciso San Miguel
112	KGB	Katipunan ng mga Guardians Brotherhood, Inc.	Mario Cerilles, Jr.	Felipe Favila	Dunga Lim	Rodolfo Tual	Carlos Matias
113	AGBIAG!	Agbiag! Timpuyog Ilocano, Inc.	Michaelina Antonio	Ma. Dorothea Gancayco	Jorge Sales	Bibiana Trinidad	Nida Cagurangan
114	AWAKE	Awareness of Keepers of the Environment, Inc.	Edgar Lopez	Ma. Luna Caluag	Angelina Salas	Ralph Barin	Michael Molino
115	AMEPA OFW	Allied Movement Employment Protection Assistance for Overseas Filipino Workers Access Center, Inc.	Saleh Abdullah	Michael Kida	Apolonio Mayuga	Samuel Carbajosa	Abdullatip Abubakar

Notes

^1 Silvestre Bello III was supposed to be the party-list's 1st nominee, but later withdrew after he endorsed the presidential candidacy of Rodrigo Duterte, from Jejomar Binay.^[5] Victorino Atienza took his place.

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↑ "List of National Candidates for Verification". Comelec.gov.ph. January 22, 2016. Retrieved February 1, 2016.
↑ "Comelec raffles off party-list slots in ballot". Rappler . December 14, 2015. Retrieved February 1, 2016.
↑ Villa, Jet (February 6, 2016). "116 party-list groups make it to ballots". InterAksyon. Retrieved February 15, 2016.
↑ "Resolution No. 10061" (PDF). Commission on Elections . Retrieved February 24, 2016.
↑ "Party-list rep, CDO lawmaker go for Duterte". Philippine Daily Inquirer . March 28, 2016. Retrieved March 29, 2016.

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[1] "List of National Candidates for Verification". Comelec.gov.ph. January 22, 2016. Retrieved February 1, 2016.

[2] "Comelec raffles off party-list slots in ballot". Rappler . December 14, 2015. Retrieved February 1, 2016.

[3] Villa, Jet (February 6, 2016). "116 party-list groups make it to ballots". InterAksyon. Retrieved February 15, 2016.

[4] "Resolution No. 10061" (PDF). Commission on Elections . Retrieved February 24, 2016.

[5] "Party-list rep, CDO lawmaker go for Duterte". Philippine Daily Inquirer . March 28, 2016. Retrieved March 29, 2016.

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