2025 Rizal local elections

2025 Rizal local elections
May 12, 2025 (2025-05-12)
Registered1,671,643[1] 4.35 pp
Turnout1,275,452 (76.29% 4.74pp)
Gubernatorial election
 
IND
Candidate Nina Ynares Jose Velasco
Party NPC Independent
Alliance Team Ynares
Running mate Pining Gatlabayan
Popular vote 884,132 75,331
Percentage 83.48% 7.11%
Gubernatorial election results by City and Municipality.
Governor before election

Nina Ynares
NPC

Elected Governor

Nina Ynares
NPC

Vice gubernatorial election
 
IND
Candidate Pining Gatlabayan Jojo Bautista
Party NPC Independent
Alliance Team Ynares
Popular vote 600,553 135,917
Percentage 64.00% 14.48%
Vice gubernatorial election results by City and Municipality.
Vice Governor before election

Reynaldo San Juan Jr.
PFP

Elected Vice Governor

Pining Gatlabayan
NPC

Provincial board election
10 of 14 seats in the Rizal Provincial Board
8 seats needed for a majority
  First party Second party Third party
 
Party NPC Nacionalista PFP
Last election 8 seats, 68.58% Did not participate Did not participate
Seats won 6 1 1
Seat change 2 1 1
Popular vote 937,585 142,671 120,180
Percentage 54.20% 8.25% 6.95%
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
 
Party NUP PDP Independent
Last election 1 seat, 6.56% 1 seat, 7.11% 0 seats, 7.80%
Seats won 1 1 0
Seat change
Popular vote 104,810 44,974 379,799
Percentage 6.06% 2.60% 21.95%

Local elections were held in the province of Rizal on May 12, 2025, as part of the 2025 general election. Voters had selected candidates for all local positions: a town mayor, vice mayor, and town councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the governor, vice governor, and district representatives for the four districts of Rizal.

The province's election turnout was 76.29% (1,953 election returns), equivalent to 1,275,452 of 1,671,643 total registered voters.[2] With 884,132 votes, incumbent governor Nina Ynares retained her seat and won a landslide victory over her closest opponent, Jose Velasco, who received 75,331 votes. Her reelection marks the Ynares family's extended rule over the province of Rizal, which has lasted since 1992.[3] On the other hand, incumbent Antipolo vice mayor Pining Gatlabayan won her election bid as the province's vice governor, garnering 600,553 votes.[4]

The Nationalist People's Coalition remained the most dominant party inside the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, as all of its 6 candidates in the 2025 midterm elections had secured their seats. Their allies from the Nacionalista Party, National Unity Party, and Partido Federal ng Pilipinas all secured a seat as well. This gives Team Ynares a supermajority in the Sangguniang Panlalawigan for the next three years.

Background

[5] [6] [7]

Candidates

Gubernatorial election

The incumbent governor is Nina Ynares, who has served since 2022 after being elected with 85.52% of the vote.[8] She is seeking reelection for a second consecutive term.[9]

Candidates

Opinion polling

Fieldwork Date(s) Pollster Sample Size MoE Acol

Ind.

Perez

Ind.

Velasco

Ind.

Ynares

NPC

Und./

None

Apr 21–28 South Luzon News Media[11] 790 — 10.63 1.64 0.50 83.54 3.67
Apr 19–24 Serbisyong Pilipinas[12] 886 — 16.48 6.09 0.56 76.86 —
Mar 7–9 South Luzon News Media[13] 704 — 5.5 1.7 0.8 87.0 4.4

Results

Rizal gubernatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Nina Ynares 884,132 83.48
Independent Jose Velasco 75,331 7.11
Independent Ronald Perez 55,214 5.21
Independent Glenn Acol 44,386 4.19
Valid ballots 1,059,063 83.01
Invalid or blank votes 216,389 16.99
Total votes 1,275,452 100.00[14]
NPC hold
Popular vote percentage
Nina Ynares
 
 83.48%
Jose Velasco
 
 7.11%
Ronald Perez
 
 5.21%
Glenn Acol
 
 4.19%

Per City/ Municipality

Vice gubernatorial election

The incumbent vice governor, Reynaldo San Juan Jr., who has served since 2016, is now term-limited. He had decided to stage a comeback as a member of the Rizal Provincial Board for the second district. Incumbent Antipolo vice mayor Pining Gatlabayan is running in his place. Her opponents are businesswoman Imee Badajos, Jojo Bautista, Gherry Guillergan, and Reynaldo Manuel.[5]

Candidates

Opinion polling

Fieldwork Date(s) Pollster Sample Size MoE Badajos

PDSP

Bautista

Ind.

Gatlabayan

NPC

Guillergan

Ind.

Manuel

Ind.

Und./

None

Apr 21–28 South Luzon News Media[15] 2,882 — 29.97 2.01 72.86 0.27 0.03 0.79
Mar 7–9 South Luzon News Media[16] 544 — 29.8 2.6 60.7 0.6 0.7 5.7

Results

Rizal vice gubernatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Pining Gatlabayan 600,553 64.00
Independent Jojo Bautista 135,917 14.48
Independent Reynaldo Manuel 84,388 8.99
PDSP Imee Badajos 83,603 8.91
Independent Gherry Guillergan 33,970 3.62
Valid ballots 938,431 73.58
Invalid or blank votes 337,021 26.42
Total votes 1,275,452 100.00[14]
NPC gain from PFP
Popular vote percentage
Pining Gatlabayan
 
 64.00%
Jojo Bautista
 
 14.48%
Reynaldo Manuel
 
 8.99%
Imee Badajos
 
 8.91%
Gherry Guillergan
 
 3.62%

Per City/ Municipality

Congressional elections

First District

Incumbent fisrt district representative Jack Duavit is term-limited. Mia Ynares, sister of Nina Ynares, is his party's nominee.[5] Her opponents are political aspirant Anton Galias, businessman Jay Narciso, and businessman JB Pallasigue.[17][18][19]

Candidates

Opinion polling

Fieldwork Date(s) Pollster Sample Size MoE Galias

PDR

Narciso

PDSP

Pallasigue

Ind.

Ynares

NPC

Und./

None

Apr 21–28 South Luzon News Media[20] 505 — 8.11 1.38 37.02 50.69 2.77
Apr 19–24 Serbisyong Pilipinas[21] 772 — 17.36 4.27 49.48 28.89 —
Mar 7–9 South Luzon News Media[22] 315 — 4.7 9.1 4.7 78.1 1.9

Results

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Rizal's 1st district
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Mia Ynares 255,258 72.03
Independent JB Pallasigue 74,704 21.08
PDSP Jay Narciso 14,343 4.05
Reporma Anton Galias 10,050 2.84
Valid ballots 354,355 83.75
Invalid or blank votes 68,745 16.25
Total votes 423,100 100.00[14]
NPC hold
Popular vote percentage
Mia Ynares
 
 72.03%
JB Pallasigue
 
 21.08%
Jay Narciso
 
 4.05%
Anton Galias
 
 2.84%
Per Municipality

Second District

Candidates

Dino Tanjuatco (NPC) is the incumbent. His opponent is Boy Mendiola.

Opinion polling

Fieldwork Date(s) Pollster Sample Size MoE Mendiola

Ind.

Tanjuatco

NPC

Und./

None

Apr 21–28 South Luzon News Media[23] 633 — 17.06 80.88 2.05
Apr 19–24 Serbisyong Pilipinas[24] 1,715 — 22.27 77.73 —
Mar 7–9 South Luzon News Media[25] 962 — 4.3 94.5 1.2

Results

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Rizal's 2nd district
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Dino Tanjuatco 182,212 85.95
Independent Boy Mendiola 29,796 14.05
Valid ballots 212,008 88.49
Invalid or blank votes 27,566 11.51
Total votes 239,574 100.00[14]
NPC hold
Popular vote percentage
Dino Tanjuatco
 
 85.95%
Boy Mendiola
 
 14.05%
Per Municipality

Third District

Candidates

Opinion polling

Fieldwork Date(s) Pollster Sample Size MoE Diaz

AKAY

Garcia

NPC

Und./

None

Apr 21–28 South Luzon News Media[26] 1,587 — 47.19 51.54 1.26
Apr 19–24 Serbisyong Pilipinas[27] 4,795 — 52.53 47.47 —
Mar 7–9 South Luzon News Media[28] 1,169 — 65.2 33.5 1.2

Results

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Rizal's 3rd district
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Jojo Garcia 67,417 66.34
AKAY Paeng Diaz 34,210 33.66
Valid ballots 101,627 94.85
Invalid or blank votes 5,520 5.15
Total votes 107,147 100.00[14]
NPC hold
Popular vote percentage
Jojo Garcia
 
 66.34%
Paeng Diaz
 
 33.66%
Per Barangay

Fourth District

Candidates

Opinion polling

Fieldwork Date(s) Pollster Sample Size MoE Hernandez

NPC

Nograles

Lakas

Und./

None

Apr 21–28 South Luzon News Media[29] 2,629 — 38.03 60.85 1.10
Apr 19–24 Serbisyong Pilipinas[30] 3,288 — 38.96 61.04 —
Mar 7–9 South Luzon News Media[31] 3,517 — 33.2 64.9 1.6

Results

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Rizal's 4th district
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Tom Hernandez 87,659 52.28
Lakas Fidel Nograles 80,004 47.72
Valid ballots 167,663 96.44
Invalid or blank votes 6,195 3.56
Total votes 173,858 100.00[14]
NPC gain from Lakas
Popular vote percentage
Tom Hernandez
 
 52.28%
Fidel Nograles
 
 47.72%
Per Barangay

Antipolo's First District

Candidates

Opinion polling

Fieldwork Date(s) Pollster Sample Size MoE Ampo

WPP

Puno

NUP

Relorcasa

Ind.

Apr 19–24 Serbisyong Pilipinas[32] 203 — 59.11 39.41 1.48

Results

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Antipolo's 1st district
Party Candidate Votes %
NUP Ronaldo Puno 119,885 87.30
Independent Manuel Relorcasa 9,113 6.64
WPP Sonia Ampo 8,332 6.07
Valid ballots 137,330 88.40
Invalid or blank votes 18,022 11.60
Total votes 155,352 100.00[14]
NUP hold
Popular vote percentage
Ronaldo Puno
 
 87.30%
Manuel Relorcasa
 
 6.64%
Sonia Ampo
 
 6.07%
Per Barangay

Antipolo's Second District

Candidates

Results

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Antipolo's 2nd district
Party Candidate Votes %
NUP Romeo Acop 131,925 100.00
Valid ballots 131,925 74.78
Invalid or blank votes 44,496 25.22
Total votes 176,421 100.00[14]
NUP hold
Popular vote percentage
Romeo Acop
 
 100.00%
Per Barangay

Provincial board elections

All 4 Districts of Rizal and all 2 districts of Antipolo will elect members of the Rizal Provincial Board.

Party or allianceVotes%Seats
Team YnaresNationalist People's Coalition937,58554.206
Nacionalista Party142,6718.251
National Unity Party104,8106.061
Partido Federal ng Pilipinas99,5985.761
Total1,284,66474.269
Partido Demokratiko Pilipino44,9742.601
Partido Federal ng Pilipinas20,5821.190
Independent379,79921.950
Ex officio seats3
Reserved seats1
Total1,730,019100.0014

First District

Rizal's 1st District board member election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Jestoni Alarcon 248,389 23.77
NPC Papoo Cruz 183,628 17.57
NPC Kay Ilagan-Conde 179,113 17.14
Nacionalista Patnubay Tiamson 142,671 13.65
Independent Edwin Cruz 100,147 9.58
Independent Louie Dela Rosa 86,571 8.28
Independent Jakz Mamba 37,525 3.59
Independent Boy Agpalo 36,092 3.45
Independent Joseph Huang 30,883 2.96
Valid ballots 1,045,019 61.75
Invalid or blank votes 647,381 38.25
Total votes 1,692,400 100.00[14]

Second District

Rizal's 2nd District board member election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Boboy Bernados 105,350 41.48
PFP Reynaldo San Juan Jr. 99,598 39.22
Independent Arturo Gimenez 29,786 11.73
Independent Evan Daryll Aguelo 19,222 7.57
Valid ballots 253,956 53.00
Invalid or blank votes 225,192 47.00
Total votes 479,148 100.00[14]

Third District

Rizal's 3rd District board member election
Party Candidate Votes %
PDP John Patrick Bautista 44,974 50.61
PFP Philip Lustre 20,582 23.16
Independent Jancat Cataluña 14,836 16.69
Independent Ariel Gutierrez 4,421 4.97
Independent Abet Enriquez 4,058 4.57
Valid ballots 88,871 82.94
Invalid or blank votes 18,276 17.06
Total votes 107,147 100.00[14]
PDP hold

Fourth District

Rizal's 4th District board member election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Rommel Ayuson 102,159 74.48
Independent Benjamin Pascual 18,592 13.55
Independent Oliver Santos 8,549 6.23
Independent Lot Pascua 7,863 5.73
Valid ballots 137,163 78.89
Invalid or blank votes 36,695 21.11
Total votes 173,858 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Antipolo's First District

  • Barangays: Bagong Nayon, Beverly Hills, Dela Paz, Mambugan, Mayamot, Muntindilaw, San Isidro, Santa Cruz
Antipolo's 1st District board member election
Party Candidate Votes %
NUP Nick Puno 104,810 100.00
Valid ballots 104,810 67.47
Invalid or blank votes 50,542 32.53
Total votes 155,352 100.00[14]
NUP hold

Antipolo's Second District

  • Barangays: Calawis, Cupang, Inarawan, San Jose, San Juan, San Luis, San Roque
Antipolo's 2nd District board member election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Nilo Leyble 118,946 86.36
Independent Emmanuel Yator 18,779 13.64
Valid ballots 137,725 78.07
Invalid or blank votes 38,696 21.93
Total votes 176,421 100.00[14]
NPC hold

City and municipal elections

All 13 municipalities of Rizal and the city of Antipolo will elect a mayor and a vice-mayor this election. 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. Below is the list of mayoralty candidates of each city and municipalities per district.

1st District

Angono

Incumbent mayor Jeri Mae Calderon will be switching posts with her father, incumbent vice mayor Gerry Calderon. Gerry Calderon is running unopposed for mayor. If elected into office, this would be his seventh and second non-consecutive term.[5][33]

Angono mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Gerry Calderon 41,048 100.00
Valid ballots 41,048 79.24
Invalid or blank votes 10,751 20.76
Total votes 51,799 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor Gerry Calderon will be switching posts with his daughter, incumbent mayor Jeri Mae Calderon. Jeri Mae Calderon is running unopposed for vice mayor.[5][33]

Angono vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Jeri Mae Calderon 40,054 100.00
Valid ballots 40,054 77.33
Invalid or blank votes 11,745 22.67
Total votes 51,799 100.00[14]
NPC hold
Angono sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Jo Anne SaguinsinBarkadahan ng MasaNationalist People's Coalition32,24062.24
Arvin VillamayorBarkadahan ng MasaNationalist People's Coalition32,03061.84
Jhoana DuranPartido Federal ng Pilipinas26,28650.75
Watanabe Dela CruzBarkadahan ng MasaNationalist People's Coalition26,27350.72
Edsel ReyesBarkadahan ng MasaNationalist People's Coalition25,00448.27
Matthew LagayaBarkadahan ng MasaNationalist People's Coalition24,86748.01
Bryan CruzBarkadahan ng MasaNationalist People's Coalition24,37047.05
Toto HernandezBarkadahan ng MasaNationalist People's Coalition23,91446.17
Elena IbañezBarkadahan ng MasaNationalist People's Coalition20,80240.16
Tintin MesiasIndependent16,30031.47
Bernard ForbesIndependent14,96728.89
Jam GuevaraIndependent12,42823.99
Alvin BenipayoIndependent6,54512.64
Joseph DeriloIndependent4,9239.50
Total290,949100.00
Total votes51,799–
Registered voters/turnout70,07173.92
Source: [14]

Binangonan

Incumbent mayor Cesar Ynares is term-limited. His niece, who is also incumbent vice mayor Boyet Ynares' daughter, Rhea Ynares, is seeking to replace his position. Rhea Ynares is running unopposed for mayor. If elected into office, she would be the first female mayor of Binangonan.[5][34]

Binangonan mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Rhea Ynares 82,101 100.00
Valid ballots 82,101 73.67
Invalid or blank votes 29,344 26.33
Total votes 111,445 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor Boyet Ynares is term-limited. His nephew, who is also incumbent mayor Cesar Ynares' son, Russel Ynares, is seeking to replace his position. Russel Ynares is running unopposed for vice mayor.[5][34]

Binangonan vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Russel Ynares 78,066 100.00
Valid ballots 78,066 70.05
Invalid or blank votes 33,379 29.95
Total votes 111,445 100.00[14]
NPC hold
Binangonan sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Coco AntipordaIndependent48,63143.64
Lito Dela CuestaTeam BarkadahanNationalist People's Coalition46,95742.13
Tingting CerdaTeam BarkadahanNationalist People's Coalition40,51136.35
Bien OjedaTeam BarkadahanNationalist People's Coalition38,52534.57
Linggit RiveraIndependent36,69632.93
Ruben MagdalenaTeam BarkadahanNationalist People's Coalition36,44432.70
Boy CequeñaTeam BarkadahanNationalist People's Coalition34,92331.34
Jane ApostaderoIndependent31,70728.45
Rey PunelasIndependent31,18827.99
Nick Del MundoTeam BarkadahanNationalist People's Coalition30,98127.80
Pol MendozaTeam BarkadahanNationalist People's Coalition30,75627.60
Choneck AñonuevoIndependent30,02326.94
Vergel CelebreTeam BarkadahanNationalist People's Coalition27,89025.03
Jake AntrajendaIndependent25,59122.96
Joseph CallantaIndependent24,45621.94
Jerome AntipordaIndependent21,41819.22
Mike MendozaIndependent14,86813.34
Thed GondraIndependent12,95811.63
Jovy GarciaIndependent12,20710.95
Rommel FerminIndependent10,2859.23
Wise GarciaIndependent9,9348.91
Anoy FigueroaIndependent6,5065.84
Total603,455100.00
Total votes111,445–
Registered voters/turnout145,63876.52
Source: [14]

Cainta

Incumbent mayor Elen Nieto is eligible to run for a second term but made way for her husband, Kit Nieto, to stage a comeback as mayor of Cainta. Kit Nieto is running unopposed for mayor. If elected into office, this would be his fourth and first non-consecutive term.[5][35]

Cainta mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Kit Nieto 118,965 100.00
Valid ballots 118,965 90.40
Invalid or blank votes 12,637 9.60
Total votes 131,602 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor Ace Servillion is seeking to be reelected for a third and final term. Colonel Valencia, an independent candidate, is seeking to challenge his reelection bid.[35]

Cainta vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Ace Servillion 96,913 81.38
Independent Colonel Valencia 22,174 18.62
Valid ballots 119,087 90.49
Invalid or blank votes 12,515 9.51
Total votes 131,602 100.00[14]
NPC hold
Cainta sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Willy FelixOne CaintaNationalist People's Coalition90,18768.53
Ekeng TajunaOne CaintaNationalist People's Coalition83,78763.67
Sharon GarciaOne CaintaNationalist People's Coalition73,76556.05
Manny JacobOne CaintaNationalist People's Coalition73,33055.72
Snooky MalicdemOne CaintaNationalist People's Coalition69,41952.75
Buboy SauroOne CaintaNationalist People's Coalition65,10249.47
Romboy San JuanOne CaintaNationalist People's Coalition61,13046.45
Aisa KiramOne CaintaNationalist People's Coalition55,47842.16
Charles AlmodovarAkay National Political Party47,04635.75
Bradley BajasIndependent31,29923.78
Archie MelanoIndependent26,11619.84
David CabawatanIndependent25,36719.28
Total702,026100.00
Total votes131,602–
Registered voters/turnout177,53274.13
Source: [14]

Taytay

Incumbent mayor Allan De Leon is seeking reelection for a second term. Former mayor Joric Gacula, who was defeated back in 2022 by Allan De Leon in a landslide victory, is staging a comeback as mayor of Taytay.[5] If elected into office, this would be his sixth and second non-consecutive term. Another candidate in the running is independent candidate Marilyn Marundan.[36]

Taytay mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Allan De Leon 85,348 68.49
PFP Joric Gacula 36,974 29.67
Independent Marilyn Marundan 2,283 1.83
Valid ballots 124,605 97.15
Invalid or blank votes 3,649 2.82
Total votes 128,254 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor Pia Cabral, who is the former running mate of Allan De Leon, is seeking reelection for a second term under an independent slate. In her place, Allan De Leon chose incumbent councilor JV Cabitac as his running mate. Also in the running is incumbent councilor Jeca Villanueva, who is the running mate of Joric Gacula. Filipina Angeles, an independent candidate, is seeking to challenge their election bids.[36]

Taytay vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC JV Cabitac 55,134 45.17
Lakas Pia Cabral 35,534 29.11
PFP Jeca Villanueva 29,561 24.22
Independent Filipina Angeles 1,822 1.49
Valid ballots 122,051 95.16
Invalid or blank votes 6,203 4.84
Total votes 128,254 100.00[14]
NPC gain from Lakas
Taytay sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Joan CalderonSmile TaytayNationalist People's Coalition65,06750.73
JV ValeraSmile TaytayNationalist People's Coalition64,15550.02
Boknay LeonardoSmile TaytayNationalist People's Coalition63,81949.76
Patrick AlcantaraSmile TaytayNationalist People's Coalition60,62647.27
Cai CortezSmile TaytayNationalist People's Coalition58,26545.43
Tobit CruzAkbayan54,96642.86
Mitch BermundoNagkakaisang TaytayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas50,70739.54
Kiko EsguerraSmile TaytayNationalist People's Coalition50,61039.46
Ninay MercadoSmile TaytayNationalist People's Coalition43,27733.74
Tak Faeldon DiñoSmile TaytayNationalist People's Coalition42,22332.92
Archie CalderonNagkakaisang TaytayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas40,73231.76
Arky ManningPanalong TaytayPartido Demokratiko Pilipino29,39522.92
Tegan CaytonNagkakaisang TaytayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas19,97715.58
Manet GonzagaNagkakaisang TaytayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas19,42415.14
Eljun VictorPanalong TaytayPROMDI17,69313.80
Gerick FranciscoNagkakaisang TaytayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas17,68813.79
Bonggit JuradoNagkakaisang TaytayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas16,00512.48
Gerald CruzNagkakaisang TaytayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas15,22411.87
Chesca PersiaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino14,73511.49
Allyson LopezNagkakaisang TaytayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas13,16710.27
Rhoneil De LeonIndependent7,5925.92
Erwin DiegoIndependent5,9694.65
Jun LagunaIndependent5,9414.63
Gino CelerianPanalong TaytayAksyon Demokratiko5,3924.20
Nora BaccayIndependent4,9013.82
Mike SorelaPanalong TaytayPROMDI4,8263.76
Teresa SantosIndependent4,4583.48
Helen BerbañoIndependent3,6912.88
Ranilo FlorendoIndependent3,3832.64
Victoria PalenzuelaIndependent3,0642.39
Millet AnghagIndependent2,9952.34
Otilia BonilloIndependent2,4841.94
Total812,451100.00
Total votes128,254–
Registered voters/turnout161,88079.23
Source: [14]

2nd District

Baras

Incumbent mayor Willy Robles is seeking reelection for a fifth term. Perla Tesoro, who is the niece of former mayor Meliton Geronimo, is seeking to challenge the Robles clan's two-decade-long rule over Baras. Also in the running is independent candidate Crisostomo Dilidili.[37]

Baras mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Willy Robles 21,689 70.00
Liberal Perla Tesoro 8,255 26.64
Independent Crisostomo Dilidili 1,041 3.36
Valid ballots 30,985 93.87
Invalid or blank votes 2,022 6.13
Total votes 33,007 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor KC Robles is seeking reelection for a second term. Jay Sambilay, the running mate of Perla Tesoro, is seeking to challenge her reelection bid. Also in the running is independent candidate Carlos Juson.[37]

Baras vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC KC Robles 23,725 79.89
Liberal Jay Sambilay 4,256 14.33
Independent Carlos Juson 1,716 5.78
Valid ballots 29,697 89.97
Invalid or blank votes 3,310 10.03
Total votes 33,007 100.00[14]
NPC hold
Baras sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Hector RoblesTeam WillyNationalist People's Coalition16,78650.86
Verbalot RoblesTeam WillyNationalist People's Coalition14,70444.55
Peter Leo RoblesTeam WillyNationalist People's Coalition14,18142.96
Carlo LlagasTeam PerlaUnited Nationalist Alliance14,15142.87
Jovita CawicaanTeam WillyNationalist People's Coalition14,13542.82
Bien GarrovillasTeam WillyNationalist People's Coalition12,19836.96
Emman OlañoTeam WillyNationalist People's Coalition11,18733.89
Nato LlagasTeam PerlaUnited Nationalist Alliance11,14533.77
Jojo ElagoTeam PerlaUnited Nationalist Alliance10,36331.40
Marvin VenusTeam PerlaLiberal Party10,10330.61
Roberto CabandongTeam WillyNationalist People's Coalition9,02027.33
Pango RoblesTeam PerlaLiberal Party8,52725.83
Hermy EstraboTeam WillyNationalist People's Coalition8,48325.70
Kabisig SantosTeam PerlaLiberal Party6,02018.24
Dadies MatamisTeam PerlaLiberal Party4,87714.78
Marwin CabandongIndependent4,75214.40
Bastian VallesteroTeam PerlaLiberal Party4,46913.54
Rod AcletaIndependent2,9278.87
Jerry BalistoyIndependent2,5227.64
Arnel LeonorIndependent2,3237.04
Danny FernandezWorkers' and Peasants' Party2,2566.83
Emerlito De LeonIndependent2,1976.66
Eladio Bachicha Jr.Independent1,5884.81
Renante ManlaIndependent1,5224.61
Uldarico SurigaoIndependent1,1583.51
Lindio PatulilicIndependent1,1183.39
Total192,712100.00
Total votes33,007–
Registered voters/turnout50,01565.99
Source: [14]

Cardona

Incumbent mayor Jun San Juan is seeking reelection for a fifth term. Former mayor Totoy Campo, who was defeated in 2022 by Jun San Juan in a landslide victory, is staging a comeback as mayor of Cardona. If elected into office, this would be his second term. Also in the running is independent candidate Nonie Ramirez.[5][38]

Cardona mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Jun San Juan 13,883 55.12
PFP Totoy Campo 10,319 40.97
Independent Nonie Ramirez 983 3.90
Valid ballots 25,185 95.26
Invalid or blank votes 1,252 4.74
Total votes 26,437 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor Gildok Pandac is seeking reelection for a third and final term. Incumbent councilor John Dee Bautista, who is the running mate of Totoy Campo, is seeking to challenge his reelection bid.[38]

Cardona vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Gildok Pandac 14,522 60.33
Aksyon John Dee Bautista 9,550 39.67
Valid ballots 24,072 91.05
Invalid or blank votes 2,365 8.95
Total votes 26,437 100.00[14]
Lakas hold
Cardona sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Jeff CampoTeam REPANationalist People's Coalition12,55047.47
Deyong San JoseTeam AyosPartido Federal ng Pilipinas12,43647.04
Jarlem RiveraTeam REPANationalist People's Coalition12,10745.80
John SantiagoTeam AyosPartido Federal ng Pilipinas11,86044.86
Papo ReyesTeam REPANationalist People's Coalition10,82740.95
Tommy AnselmoTeam REPANationalist People's Coalition10,49439.69
Alex DionisioTeam AyosAksyon Demokratiko10,14038.36
Boyet SubidaTeam REPANationalist People's Coalition10,13438.33
EJ AbaricoTeam AyosPartido Federal ng Pilipinas10,04337.99
Blondel FranciscoTeam REPANationalist People's Coalition9,93137.56
Mising NatividadTeam REPANationalist People's Coalition9,18534.74
Miel Sta AnaTeam AyosAksyon Demokratiko8,88833.62
Andoy EstrellaTeam AyosAksyon Demokratiko7,89129.85
Noel ReyesTeam AyosAksyon Demokratiko7,43428.12
Ron PasayTeam REPANationalist People's Coalition7,08226.79
Tito FranciscoIndependent4,24216.05
Oca FriginalTeam AyosPartido Federal ng Pilipinas3,98915.09
Total159,233100.00
Total votes26,437–
Registered voters/turnout32,34081.75
Source: [14]

Jalajala

Incumbent mayor Elmer Pillas is running for reelection for a third and final term. His former running mate and incumbent vce mayor Harry Añago is seeking to challenge his reelection bid.[5][39]

Jalajala mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
PFP Harry Añago 11,524 56.83
NPC Elmer Pillas 8,755 43.17
Valid ballots 20,279 98.48
Invalid or blank votes 314 1.52
Total votes 20,593 100.00[14]
PFP gain from NPC

Incumbent vice mayor Harry Añago, instead of running for a second term, ran for the mayoralty instead. In his place, he chose incumbent councilor Matet Villaran as his running mate for vice mayor. Elmer Pillas, Harry Añago's former running mate, chose Ramil Escarmosa as his running mate.[39]

Jalajala vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
KANP Ramil Escarmosa 10,936 55.02
Liberal Matet Villaran 8,942 44.98
Valid ballots 19,878 96.53
Invalid or blank votes 715 3.47
Total votes 20,593 100.00[14]
KANP gain from PFP
Jalajala sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Narcing VillaranAlagang AñagoAkbayan9,17444.55
Benok BonitaAlagang AñagoPartido Federal ng Pilipinas8,55641.55
Jojo PillasTeam Pillas-EscarmosaNationalist People's Coalition8,49841.27
Clemente RelonTeam Pillas-EscarmosaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino8,32540.43
Charlott AngelesAlagang AñagoAkbayan8,27940.20
Muklo EstrellaTeam Pillas-EscarmosaNationalist People's Coalition8,24340.03
Racky DumandanAlagang AñagoPartido Federal ng Pilipinas8,15139.58
Randy Delos SantosTeam Pillas-EscarmosaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino8,14939.57
Billy De LeonAlagang AñagoLiberal Party8,02238.95
Jordan BellezaAlagang AñagoPartido Federal ng Pilipinas7,81537.95
Greg ManguiatTeam Pillas-EscarmosaNationalist People's Coalition7,69937.39
Jimmy MarianoTeam Pillas-EscarmosaNationalist People's Coalition7,52136.52
Poroy CandelariaTeam Pillas-EscarmosaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino7,47936.32
Boyet Delos SantosAlagang AñagoLiberal Party7,42436.05
Alexis PerezTeam Pillas-EscarmosaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino7,38435.86
Jun PanguitoAlagang AñagoAkbayan6,81633.10
Manuel ArriolaIndependent2,95014.33
Rico NimenoIndependent2,38911.60
Romeo DongetoLakas–CMD1,9609.52
Total134,834100.00
Total votes20,593–
Registered voters/turnout23,70986.86
Source: [14]

Morong

Incumbent mayor Sidney Soriano is seeking reelection for a second term. Incumbent vice mayor Jonjon Feliciano, who is Sidney Soriano's former running mate, is seeking to challenge his reelection bid.[5][40]

Morong mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Sidney Soriano 20,274 60.70
PFP Jonjon Feliciano 13,125 39.30
Valid ballots 33,399 96.72
Invalid or blank votes 1,132 3.28
Total votes 34,531 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor Jonjon Feliciano, instead of vying for a second term as vice mayor, chose to seek the mayoralty instead. In his place, he chose incumbent councilor Joeven Condez as his running mate. Sidney Soriano then chose incumbent councilor Oca Pantaleon as his running mate for the vice mayoralty.[40]

Morong vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Joeven Condez 16,922 53.93
PFP Oca Pantaleon 14,454 46.07
Valid ballots 31,376 90.86
Invalid or blank votes 3,155 9.14
Total votes 34,531 100.00[14]
NPC gain from PFP
Morong sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Radney San LuisTeam Soriano-CondezNationalist People's Coalition16,90048.94
Harold PascualTeam Soriano-CondezNationalist People's Coalition15,74045.58
Matt SyTeam BFFPartido Federal ng Pilipinas14,85643.02
Pidiong San JuanTeam Soriano-CondezNationalist People's Coalition14,35541.57
Leonardo PantaleonTeam Soriano-CondezNationalist People's Coalition14,19341.10
Mao Archie PascualTeam Soriano-CondezNationalist People's Coalition13,51139.13
Felix MarcelinoTeam Soriano-CondezNationalist People's Coalition12,97637.58
Tolindoy AbaryTeam Soriano-CondezNationalist People's Coalition12,96437.54
Bert De LeonTeam Soriano-CondezNationalist People's Coalition12,25135.48
Cesar JavierTeam BFFPartido Federal ng Pilipinas11,54133.42
Wawin CateriaTeam BFFPartido Federal ng Pilipinas10,67330.91
Dennis TalanayTeam BFFPartido Federal ng Pilipinas8,95325.93
Ricky InguitoTeam BFFPartido Federal ng Pilipinas8,36224.22
Galunggong HalimaoTeam BFFPartido Federal ng Pilipinas8,15223.61
Junjun San JuanTeam BFFPartido Federal ng Pilipinas7,96823.07
Rod GarrovillasIndependent7,71422.34
Romel SarmientoTeam BFFPartido Federal ng Pilipinas5,06314.66
Ruben Espiritu SantoIndependent3,93411.39
Total200,106100.00
Total votes34,531–
Registered voters/turnout41,72782.75
Source: [14]

Pililla

Incumbent mayor Dan Masinsin is term-limited and is ineligible to run for reelection. In his place, he chose his son John Masinsin to succeed him. Incumbent vice mayor Jaime Paz, who is eligible to run for a second term as vice mayor, chose to run for the mayoralty instead. Another contender for the mayoralty is former It's Showtime director and incumbent councilor Bobet Vidanes.[5] Several candidates are also vying for the mayoralty, such as former councilor Ronnie Bias and independent candidate Joselito Aquino.[41]

Pililla mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
KANP John Masinsin 18,000 55.66
NPC Jaime Paz 10,939 33.83
Lakas Bobet Vidanes 2,393 7.40
Independent Joselito Aquino 615 1.90
PFP Ronnie Bias 390 1.21
Valid ballots 32,337 97.19
Invalid or blank votes 935 2.81
Total votes 33,272 100.00[14]
KANP hold

Incumbent vice mayor Jaime Paz, who is eligible to run for reelection for a second term, opted to run for mayor instead. In his place, he chose incumbent councilor Manuel Paz as his running mate. Incumbent mayor Dan Masinsin, who has served as mayor for nine years and is now term-limited, has opted to run for vice mayor. Several candidates are also vying for the vice mayoralty such as PFP candidate Maria Malavega, Bobet Vidanes' running mate Abraham Mardi Dikit, and Joselito Aquino's running mate Leonardo Aquino.[41]

Pililla vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
KANP Dan Masinsin 18,880 59.31
NPC Manuel Paz 6,750 21.21
Independent Abraham Mardi Dikit 4,473 14.05
Independent Leonardo Aquino 1,166 3.66
PFP Maria Malavega 562 1.77
Valid ballots 31,831 95.67
Invalid or blank votes 1,441 4.33
Total votes 33,272 100.00[14]
KANP gain from NPC
Pililla sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Dindo AbuegTeam Better PilillaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino16,10548.40
Ruel MasinsinTeam Better PilillaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino14,33643.09
Jake AneroTeam Better PilillaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino14,14142.50
Bryan Paz De LeonTeam Better PilillaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino13,54040.69
Jordan OleaTeam Better PilillaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino12,40937.30
Lena BenavidezTeam Paz-PazNationalist People's Coalition11,22333.73
Rafael CarpioTeam Better PilillaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino10,61431.90
Yves Johncel BermudezTeam Better PilillaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino9,99330.03
Josie MahupilTeam Better PilillaKatipunan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino9,64428.99
Patrick MasikipTeam Paz-PazNationalist People's Coalition8,52425.62
Rundolph AbalosTeam Paz-PazNationalist People's Coalition8,29124.92
Nico PateniaTeam Paz-PazNationalist People's Coalition8,12124.41
John Kenneth De LeonTeam Paz-PazNationalist People's Coalition7,65323.00
Edwin BuenaventuraTeam Paz-PazNationalist People's Coalition6,41019.27
Willy CasteloTeam Paz-PazNationalist People's Coalition6,13218.43
Glenn TibayWe Are Happy KaPilillaIndependent5,68817.10
Randy CastejonTeam Paz-PazNationalist People's Coalition4,36213.11
Vio De LeonWe Are Happy KaPilillaIndependent4,29912.92
Ching PateniaWe Are Happy KaPilillaIndependent3,66711.02
Alex MontoyaIndependent3,64510.96
FM De La CruzWe Are Happy KaPilillaIndependent3,60410.83
Joel VidanesWe Are Happy KaPilillaIndependent3,48410.47
Gerson MatulinTeam Bias-MalavegaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas3,1229.38
Don MontealegreWe Are Happy KaPilillaIndependent2,6537.97
Nenita BuenaventuraTeam Bias-MalavegaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas2,5527.67
Bob TalaveraIndependent2,4977.50
Shane GalinoWe Are Happy KaPilillaIndependent2,1006.31
Raymond AngelesTeam Bias-MalavegaIndependent2,0516.16
Noel CorpuzTeam Bias-MalavegaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas1,8585.58
Ewek CasteloWe Are Happy KaPilillaIndependent1,7625.30
Alma VirayTeam AquinoIndependent1,7405.23
Maurice DulayTeam Bias-MalavegaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas1,3263.99
Dennis BiasTeam Bias-MalavegaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas1,1543.47
Arceli GuintoTeam Bias-MalavegaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas1,0663.20
Romy EscavillasTeam AquinoIndependent7702.31
Butch PetronioIndependent7242.18
Gerry CachoTeam Bias-MalavegaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas6561.97
Jenilyn LiangcoTeam AquinoIndependent6071.82
Aniano GimenaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas5221.57
Jun FerrerIndependent4541.36
Total213,499100.00
Total votes33,272–
Registered voters/turnout40,37682.41
Source: [14]

Tanay

Incumbent mayor Lito Tanjuatco is eligible to run for a seventh term but made way for his son, RM Tanjuatco, to stage a comeback as mayor of Tanay. If elected into office, this would be his third and first non-consecutive term. Former MDRRMO officer Carlos Inofre, who was defeated back in 2022 by Lito Tanjuatco, is seeking to challenge RM Tanjuatco's bid for the mayoralty.[5][42]

Tanay mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC RM Tanjuatco 38,695 74.31
PFP Carlos Inofre 13,378 25.69
Valid ballots 52,073 93.07
Invalid or blank votes 3,877 6.93
Total votes 55,950 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor RM Tanjuatco is seeking to replace his father, incumbent mayor Lito Tanjuatco, as the mayor of Tanay. In his place, he chose incumbent councilor Allan Sacramento as his running mate. Julito Berdan, the running mate of Carlos Inofre, is seeking to challenge his election bid. Also in the running is former board member and LNMB Rizal province president Ruel Estrella.[42]

Tanay vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
KBL Ruel Estrella 27,271 51.72
NPC Allan Sacramento 22,975 43.58
PFP Julito Berdan 2,478 4.70
Valid ballots 52,724 94.23
Invalid or blank votes 3,226 5.77
Total votes 55,950 100.00[14]
KBL gain from NPC
Tanay sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Joy TicaTeam TanayNationalist People's Coalition26,58447.51
Gina BerdanIndependent25,46645.52
Bong OcampoTeam TanayNationalist People's Coalition23,74442.44
Gel PitoralTeam TanayNationalist People's Coalition22,23739.74
Itchie Vergel De DiosTeam TanayNationalist People's Coalition20,81837.21
Roger CatalosTeam TanayNationalist People's Coalition20,81137.20
Harold CatameoAlagang PAMbayanKilusang Bagong Lipunan20,06635.86
Lala De GuzmanTeam TanayNationalist People's Coalition20,03035.80
Iver GastonAlagang PAMbayanKilusang Bagong Lipunan19,56834.97
Aron GuerreroTeam TanayNationalist People's Coalition18,86133.71
Rambulls MagwiliTeam TanayNationalist People's Coalition17,90232.00
Pilo TongohanTeam One TanayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas14,78226.42
Rafael ReyesAlagang PAMbayanKilusang Bagong Lipunan14,57626.05
Omex SolanoAlagang PAMbayanKilusang Bagong Lipunan12,76122.81
Ato BaquiranAlagang PAMbayanKilusang Bagong Lipunan11,61020.75
Maok LacsinaAlagang PAMbayanKilusang Bagong Lipunan10,41118.61
Orly PelaezAlagang PAMbayanKilusang Bagong Lipunan8,45215.11
Arvin VistaIndependent7,27113.00
Ryan HosseiniAlagang PAMbayanKilusang Bagong Lipunan6,95212.43
Enchong SantosTeam One TanayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas4,9108.78
Angelica Jovelle VicenteTeam One TanayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas3,8466.87
Amelia TiburcioIndependent1,5802.82
Total333,238100.00
Total votes55,950–
Registered voters/turnout71,87077.85
Source: [14]

Teresa

Incumbent mayor Rodel Dela Cruz is seeking reelection for a second term and is running unopposed.[43]

Teresa mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Rodel Dela Cruz 29,772 100.00
Valid ballots 29,772 83.2
Invalid or blank votes 6,012 16.8
Total votes 35,784 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor Freddie Bonifacio is seeking reelection for a second term and is running unopposed.[43]

Teresa vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Freddie Bonifacio 27,839 100.00
Valid ballots 27,839 77.8
Invalid or blank votes 7,945 22.2
Total votes 35,784 100.00[14]
NPC hold
Teresa sangguniang bayan election
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Jeck PascualIndependent24,18867.59
Bang MarcelinoIndependent20,45957.17
Nanang Dela CruzTeam Dela Cruz-BonifacioNationalist People's Coalition19,19453.64
Niño DamasoIndependent18,50051.70
Joker SantosTeam Dela Cruz-BonifacioNationalist People's Coalition17,57449.11
Juvith Sto TomasIndependent17,16647.97
Buboy SelibioTeam Dela Cruz-BonifacioLakas–CMD16,39545.82
Joshua San JoseTeam Dela Cruz-BonifacioLiberal Party15,90744.45
Bong SantiagoTeam Dela Cruz-BonifacioLiberal Party15,86844.34
Estong San JoseTeam Dela Cruz-BonifacioNationalist People's Coalition13,44137.56
Macky LopezTeam Dela Cruz-BonifacioLakas–CMD12,37634.59
Agila FullenteTeam Dela Cruz-BonifacioNationalist People's Coalition12,13033.90
Total203,198100.00
Total votes35,784–
Registered voters/turnout46,90676.29
Source: [14]

3rd District

San Mateo

Incumbent mayor Omie Rivera is seeking reelection for a second term. Incumbent councilor Denzel Diaz, who is the son of former mayor Denzel Diaz, is seeking to challenge his reelection bid. Also in the running is Guitnang Bayan 1 barangay captain Jomer Cruz.[5][44]

San Mateo mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
Liberal Omie Rivera 59,491 57.86
AKAY Denzel Diaz 28,722 27.94
Independent Jomer Cruz 14,601 14.20
Valid ballots 102,814 95.96
Invalid or blank votes 4,333 4.04
Total votes 107,147 100.00[14]
Liberal hold

Incumbent vice mayor Jimmy Roxas is seeking reelection for a second term. Incumbent councilor Cristeo Cruz, who is the running mate of Denzel Diaz, is seeking to challenge his reelection bid.[44]

San Mateo vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Jimmy Roxas 65,848 68.96
AKAY Cristeo Cruz 29,641 31.04
Valid ballots 95,489 89.12
Invalid or blank votes 11,658 10.88
Total votes 107,147 100.00[14]
NPC hold
San Mateo sangguniang bayan election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Boy Salen 57,543 9.07
NPC Grace Diaz 52,720 8.31
NPC Noel Sta Maria 49,553 7.81
NPC Nelson Antonio 42,633 6.72
NPC Nilo Gomez 41,584 6.56
NPC Joey Briones 40,750 6.42
NPC Steve Naval 40,128 6.33
NPC Jojo Juta 40,106 6.32
AKAY Dylan Diaz 31,578 4.98
AKAY Hector Reyes 31,103 4.90
PFP Butchoy Cruz 28,457 4.49
AKAY Garry Linco 23,315 3.68
PFP Hermie Cequeña 21,267 3.35
PFP Randy De Las Armas 21,260 3.35
Independent Anna Santos-Alberto 20,476 3.23
AKAY Allan Fernandez 19,283 3.04
Independent Mib Buenviaje 19,145 3.02
Independent Wilfredo Ernan Selga 15,663 2.47
PFP Arnold Jacobe 13,844 2.18
Independent Monching De Dios 9,770 1.54
Independent John Noel Molbog 5,675 0.89
Independent Benito Bocatcat 4,959 0.78
Independent Alexander Dupal-ag 3,468 0.55
Valid ballots 634,280 74.00
Invalid or blank votes 222,896 26.00
Total votes 857,176 100.00[14]

4th District

Rodriguez (Montalban)

Incumbent mayor Ronnie Evangelista is seeking reelection for a second term. Former vice mayor Anecito Lizaran, who was defeated in 2022 by Ronnie Evangelista, is seeking to challenge his reelection bid. Joining the fray is incumbent councilor Carmela Javier, who is running as an independent. Also in the running is former mayoral contender Romy Grecia, who lost in 2019 by two percentage points.[5] Several independent candidates are also vying for the mayoralty, such as Valentine Brady, Antonino Elam, and Don Salvador.[45]

Rodriguez mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Ronnie Evangelista 106,638 66.65
Independent Carmela Javier 38,958 24.35
Independent Romy Grecia 7,536 4.71
Independent Don Salvador 3,065 1.92
Independent Anecito Lizaran 1,791 1.12
Independent Valentine Brady 1,365 0.85
Independent Antonino Elam 644 0.40
Valid ballots 159,997 92.03
Invalid or blank votes 13,861 7.97
Total votes 173,858 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor Umpek Sison is seeking reelection for a second term. His opponents include Romy Grecia's running mate, Akmad Terowa, and independent candidate Elmer Amor.[45]

Rodriguez vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Umpek Sison 134,020 89.43
Independent Elmer Amor 11,588 7.73
Independent Akmad Terowa 4,255 2.84
Valid ballots 149,863 86.20
Invalid or blank votes 23,995 13.80
Total votes 173,858 100.00[14]
NPC hold
Rodriguez sangguniang bayan election
Party Candidate Votes %
PFP Anne Cuerpo 91,599 9.36
NPC Ivan Rodriguez 85,135 8.70
NPC Mark David Acob 82,228 8.4
UNIDO Onat Umali 80,485 8.22
NPC Deck Lazarte 73,396 7.50
NPC Arnel De Vera 61,648 6.30
NPC Deck Buizon 57,740 5.90
NPC Manok Marcelo 57,543 5.88
PFP JT Torio 42,587 4.35
PFP Bong Torres 35,403 3.62
Independent Lloyd Gonzaga 35,065 3.58
PFP Graeme Simbulan 34,469 3.52
UNIDO Arnold Rivera 30,218 3.09
PFP Roland Nery 28,899 2.95
PFP Edwin Monares 28,773 2.94
PFP Cloderick Torres 20,961 2.14
Independent Elvie Silva 17,540 1.79
Independent Ness Valdeavilla 16,744 1.71
Independent Manny Buhisan 12,603 1.29
Independent Matt Delos Angeles 12,142 1.24
Independent Rolando Alcala 11,998 1.23
NPC Francisco Rizal 10,586 1.08
Independent Manuel Visaya Jr. 10,095 1.03
Independent Alexander Acopio 9,324 0.95
Independent Jonavz Navarra 9,185 0.94
Independent Edhel Niño Galvan 7,837 0.80
Independent Natalio Rongcalen 7,540 0.77
Independent Deodato Angelo Cuaderno 7,086 0.72
Valid ballots 978,829 70.38
Invalid or blank votes 412,035 29.62
Total votes 1,390,864 100.100[14]

Antipolo

See also: 2025 Antipolo local elections

Incumbent mayor Casimiro Ynares III is seeking reelection for a fourth term. Red Llaga, a candidate of KBL, is seeking to challenge the Ynares family's decade-long rule over Antipolo.[46] Another candidate, Raldy Abaño, is a mayoral contender running under the WPP. Two Leybles are also running for office, Peter and Teddy Leyble. Both are relative unknowns, and it is unclear if they are both related to former mayor Nilo Leyble.[5][47]

Antipolo mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Casimiro Ynares III 208,100 69.30
KBL Red Llaga 55,027 18.33
Independent Teddy Leyble 21,444 7.14
Independent Peter Leyble 8,682 2.89
WPP Raldy Abaño 7,019 2.34
Valid ballots 300,272 90.51
Invalid or blank votes 31,501 9.49
Total votes 331,773 100.00[14]
NPC hold

Incumbent vice mayor Pining Gatlabayan is term-limited and has decided to run as vice governor of Rizal. In her place, Casimiro Ynares III chose incumbent Antipolo 1st District board member Randy Puno as his running mate for vice mayor. Ronald Jesse Leis, an independent candidate, is seeking to challenge his vice mayoral bid.[5][47]

Antipolo vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
NUP Randy Puno 225,442 83.22
Independent Ronald Jesse Leis 45,454 16.78
Valid ballots 270,896 81.65
Invalid or blank votes 60,877 18.35
Total votes 331,773 100.00[14]
NUP gain from NPC

Antipolo's 1st District

Antipolo's 1st District sangguniang panlungsod election
Party Candidate Votes %
NUP Jill Tapales 90,288 10.63
NUP Rico De Guzman 86,804 10.22
NUP Agnes Oldan 84,029 9.90
NUP Lemuel Zapanta 77,126 9.08
NUP Ja Camacho 75,521 8.90
NUP Robin Say 72,611 8.55
Independent Robert Altamirano 68,208 8.03
NUP JP Lawis 66,611 7.85
NUP Marife Pimentel 59,758 7.04
Independent Ronald Tolentino 43,319 5.10
Independent James Estela 25,964 3.06
Independent Rodel Mancilla 22,244 2.62
Independent Vic Pierra 19,580 2.31
Independent Joel Barbaraza 18,005 2.12
Independent Rex Señeres 15,399 1.81
WPP Fijinan Dizon 12,901 1.52
WPP Cris Panisales 10,630 1.25
Valid ballots 848,998 68.31
Invalid or blank votes 393,818 31.69
Total votes 1,242,816 100.00[14]

Antipolo's 2nd District

Antipolo's 2nd District sangguniang panlungsod election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC LJ Sumulong 98,048 9.97
NPC Christian Alarcon 95,085 9.67
NPC Ronaldo Leyva 88,803 9.03
NPC James Gatlabayan 87,998 8.95
NPC Pina Garcia 87,102 8.86
NPC Ian Masangkay 86,980 8.85
NPC Michael Leyva 85,604 8.71
NPC Paui Tapales 85,271 8.67
Independent Toffee Sumulong 81,295 8.27
KBL Abby Tapales 48,663 4.95
Independent Blossom Engel 21,569 2.19
Independent Bobet De Guzman 21,283 2.16
Independent Benjie Inlayo 19,989 2.03
Independent Jesse Samson 16,131 1.64
Independent Helen Gella 15,813 1.61
Independent Rosalie Victorino 14,343 1.46
Independent Elena Culi 11,676 1.19
KBL Elvis Llaban 10,828 1.10
WPP Dante Vitalicio 6,829 0.69
Valid ballots 983,310 69.67
Invalid or blank votes 428,058 30.33
Total votes 1,411,368 100.00[14]

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