San Fernando (Pampanga) local elections, 2013
City of San Fernando local elections, 2016
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| Nominee |
Edwin Santiago |
Reynaldo Aquino |
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| Party |
Liberal |
PDP-Laban |
| Running mate |
Renato Agustin |
Raul Macalino |
| Popular vote |
51,885 |
37,969 |
| Percentage |
55.18 |
40.38 |
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Mayor before election
Oscar Rodriguez
Liberal |
Elected Mayor
Edwin Santiago
Liberal |
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Local elections were held in the city of San Fernando in Pampanga on May 13, 2013, in conjunction with the 2013 Philippine midterm elections. Registered voters of the city were electing candidates for the following elective local posts: city mayor, city vice mayor, and ten councilors.
Overview
Both incumbent mayor Oscar Rodriguez and vice mayor Edwin Santiago have served their third terms, thus, are term limited. Rodriguez will return and will run for Congress for the third district of Pampanga, facing the incumbent Aurelio Gonzales Jr.
On October 1, 2012, the returning and first city mayor, Dr. Rey B. Aquino, filed his first certificate of candidacy in COMELEC office, together with their 10 candidates for city councilors under the banner of Team Fernandino.[1]
Results
Names in boldface denote re-electionist candidates.
The candidates for mayor and vice mayor with the highest amount of votes win their respective seats. They are elected separately; therefore, they may be of different parties when elected.
Mayor
City of San Fernando Mayoral Election
| Party |
Candidate |
Votes |
% |
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Liberal |
Edwin Santiago |
51,885 |
55.18 |
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PDP-Laban |
Reynaldo Aquino |
37,969 |
40.38 |
| Invalid or blank votes |
4,167 |
4.43 |
| Total votes |
94,021 |
100.00 |
Vice Mayor
City of San Fernando Vice Mayoral Election
| Party |
Candidate |
Votes |
% |
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UNA |
Jaime Lazatin |
37,369 |
40.38 |
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PDP-Laban |
Raul Macalino |
24,375 |
25.93 |
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Liberal |
Renato Agustin |
21,709 |
23.09 |
| Invalid or blank votes |
9,968 |
10.60 |
| Total votes |
94,021 |
100.00 |
City Councilors
Voting is via plurality-at-large voting: Voters will vote for ten (10) candidates and the ten candidates with the highest amount of votes are elected.
Of the incumbent councilors elected in 2010, six are not seeking re-election for various reasons:
- Renato Agustin, who is graduating and is running for vice mayor under the Liberal Party,
- Rosemary Calimlim, who is graduating;
- Ruperto Dumlao, who is graduating;
- Redentor Halili, who is graduating;
- Jaime Lazatin, who is graduating and is running for vice mayor under the United Nationalist Alliance; and
- Alex Patio, who is one of the nominees of party-list group Append Inc.
Candidates
Administration coalition (Team Magsilbi Tamu)
Primary opposition coalition (Team Fernandino)
Independent candidates not in tickets
Results
City of San Fernando Council Election
| Party |
Candidate |
Votes |
% |
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PDP-Laban |
Angelica Hizon |
49,400 |
52.54 |
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Liberal |
Ralph Dein Henson |
47,697 |
50.73 |
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Liberal |
Noel Tulabut |
43,104 |
45.85 |
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PDP-Laban |
Benedict Lagman |
40,419 |
42.99 |
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PDP-Laban |
Ayzel Mari Macalino |
36,367 |
38.68 |
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Liberal |
Nelson Lingat |
35,760 |
38.03 |
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Liberal |
Celestino Dizon |
35,553 |
37.81 |
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Liberal |
Harvey Quiwa |
35,474 |
37.73 |
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Liberal |
Joselito Ocampo |
35,433 |
37.69 |
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Liberal |
Jacklyn Rachelle Calimlim |
28,370 |
30.17 |
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Liberal |
Enerito Sason |
26,884 |
28.59 |
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PDP-Laban |
Jesus Cuyugan |
26,373 |
28.05 |
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Liberal |
Allan Patio |
25,897 |
27.54 |
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PDP-Laban |
Jep Miranda |
25,842 |
27.49 |
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PDP-Laban |
Jay Patio |
25,361 |
26.97 |
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Liberal |
Bernie Castro |
24,824 |
26.40 |
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PDP-Laban |
Purificacion Bamba |
23,225 |
24.73 |
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PDP-Laban |
Bong David |
15,399 |
16.38 |
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PDP-Laban |
Russel Halili |
15,286 |
16.26 |
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PDP-Laban |
Raymundo Pekson Jr. |
14,629 |
15.56 |
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Independent |
Ivan Alcarioto |
13,985 |
14.87 |
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Independent |
Ernesto Dumas |
11,917 |
12.67 |
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Independent |
Jose Quiwa III |
11,654 |
12.40 |
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Independent |
Edison David |
3,749 |
3.99 |
| Total votes |
94,021 |
100.00 |
References
External links
Local elections and plebiscites in the Philippines