Caloocan local elections, 2013

Caloocan mayoral elections, 2013

May 13, 2013



Nominee	Oscar Malapitan	RJ Echiverri
Party	UNA	Liberal
Running mate	Nani Almeda	Tito Varela
Popular vote	227,307	156,748

Mayor before election

Enrico Echiverri
Liberal

Elected Mayor

Oscar Malapitan
UNA

Local elections in Caloocan City was held on May 13, 2013 within the Philippine general election. The voters elected for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, the two Congressmen, and the councilors, six in each of the city's two legislative districts.

Mayoral and vice mayoral election

The Incumbent Mayor Enrico Echiverri is term-limited and ineligible for reelection, and running for Congress instead, His son League of the Barangay National President RJ Echiverri is his party's nominee. RJ is running under Liberal Party with his running mate former vice mayor Luis Varela who serve as vice mayor 2001-2010.

1st Dist. Rep.Oscar Malapitan, who term-limited and ineligible for reelection, announce his bid in mayoralty race under the UNA and his running mate is businessman Antonio "Nani" Almeda.

Other for mayor is Independent candidates Macario Asistio, Jr. who became mayor from 1988 until 1995 and Diony Guillarte. Other candidate for Vice Mayor is Rey Malonzo, who became vice-mayor of the city from 1992 until 1995 then mayor from 1995 until 2004, Councilor Maca Asistio who run under PMP and Independent Mariano Yu

Congressional Election

Main articles: Philippine House of Representatives elections in Metro Manila, 2013 and Legislative districts of Caloocan City

There will be two candidates for the congressman or district representative post of each of the districts of Caloocan City. The city is divided into two congressional districts: the first district and the second district.

The Incumbent First District Representative Oscar Malapitan is term-limited and running for mayoral race instead. Oscar Malapitan son incumbent Coun. Dale Gonzalo "Along" Malapitan, is the UNA candidate for 1st district congressional seat. He will facing off with incumbent Mayor Enrico "Recom" Echiverri who term-limited in Mayor and candidate of Liberal. Other is the Following Independent Candidate, Roberto Guanzon who became representative from 1995 until 1998, Maria Hernando, Milagros Libuton, Sandro Limpin, Imelda Pengson and Sirgea Villamayor.

For the second district, The incumbent Rep.Mitzi Cajayon is running under NUP bolted from Lakas-CMD, her opponents is Luis Asistio who became 2nd District representative from 1992 until 2001 and 2001 until 2004 and running under NPC. another is incumbent Vice Mayor Edgar Erice who became representative from 2001-2004 and running under Liberal. Other candidates is Carlos Cabochan of Kapatiran and independent Adoracion Garcia.

Results

Mayor

2013 Caloocan mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	UNA	Oscar G. "Oca" Malapitan	227,308	54.47
	Liberal	Ricojudge Janvier V. "RJ" Echiverri	156,748	37.56
	Independent	Macario "Boy" Asistio Jr.	8,779	2.10
	Independent	Dionisio G. "Diony" Guillarte	1,543	0.37
Margin of victory			70,559	16.88%
Invalid or blank votes			22,917	5.49%
Total votes			417,294	100
	UNA gain from Liberal

Vice mayoral election

2013 Caloocan vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PMP	Macario "Maca" Asistio III	112,488	26.96
	Liberal	Luisito R. "Luis Tito" Varela	105,599	25.31
	UNA	Roberto J. "Nani" Almeda	88,761	21.27
	Independent	Reynaldo M. "Rey" Malonzo	66,341	15.90
	Independent	Mariano L. "Marion" Yu	2,519	0.60
Margin of victory			6,889	1.65%
Invalid or blank votes			41,586	9.97%
Total votes			417,294	100
	PMP gain from Liberal

1st District

2013 Philippine House of Representatives election at Caloocan's 1st district
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Enrico Echiverri	126,209	46.82
	UNA	Dale Gonzalo Malapitan	113,453	42.09
	Independent	Roberto Guanzon	10,443	3.87
	Independent	Imelda Pengson	374	0.14
	Independent	Maria Hernando	364	0.13
	Independent	Milagros Libuton	329	0.12
	Independent	Sirgea Villamayor	283	0.10
	Independent	Sandro Limpin	193	0.07
Margin of victory			12,756	4.73%
Invalid or blank votes			17,904	6.64%
Total votes			269,552	100
	Liberal gain from UNA

2nd District

Cajayon is the incumbent.

2013 Navotas legislative election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Edgar Erice	57,318	38.80
	NUP	Mitzi Cajayon	49,976	33.83
	NPC	Luis Asistio	26,196	17.73
	Ang Kapatiran	Carlo Cabochan	3,346	2.26
	Independent	Adoracion Garcia	473	0.32
Margin of victory			7,342	4.97%
Invalid or blank votes			10,443	7.06%
Total votes			147,742	100
	Liberal gain from NUP

City Council elections

Each of Caloocan City's two legislative districts elects six councilors to the City Council. The six candidates with the highest amount of votes wins the seats per district. Some who are running are the same names from 2010.

Administration coalition (Team RJ)

Liberal Party/Caloocan City-1st District
Name		Result

Henry Cammayo	Liberal	lost
Andy Mabagos	Liberal	lost
Cenon Mayor	Liberal	lost
Alou Nubla	Liberal	won
Patrick Prado	Liberal	lost
Susan Punzalan	Liberal	won

Liberal Party/Caloocan City-2nd District
Name		Result

Chito Abel	Liberal	won
Allen Aruelo	Liberal	won
L.A. Asistio	Liberal	lost
Tino Bagus	Liberal	won
Carol Cunanan	Liberal	won
Arnold Divina	Liberal	lost

Primary opposition coalition (Team Oca)

United Nationalist Alliance/Caloocan City-1st District
Name		Result

Jay Africa	UNA	won
Dean Asistio	UNA	won
Lolit Corpuz	UNA	lost
Onet Henson	UNA	won
Obet Quizon	UNA	lost
Karina Te	UNA	won

United Nationalist Alliance/Caloocan City-2nd District
Name		Result

Wewel De Leon	UNA	lost
Lando Doloso	UNA	lost
James Lao	UNA	lost
Rose Mercado	UNA	won
Jerrboy Mauricio	UNA	lost
Obet Samson	UNA	won

1st District

Caloocan City Council Election - 1st District
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Susan Punzalan	119,416	9.16
	UNA	Karina Te	116,655	8.95
	Liberal	Alou Nubla	107,979	8.28
	UNA	Jay Africa	90,411	6.93
	UNA	Dean Asistio	89,588	6.87
	UNA	Onet Henson	89,348	6.85

	Liberal	Henry Cammayo	85,594	6.56
	Liberal	Andy Mabagos	82,565	6.33
	Liberal	Patrick Prado	78,270	6.00
	Liberal	Cenon Mayor	62,326	4.78
	UNA	Lolit Corpuz	59,170	4.54
	UNA	Obet Quizon	58,340	4.47
	Independent	Jay Trillanes	49,061	3.76
	Independent	Boy Bacolod	38,586	2.96
	NUP	Andy Asistio	34,067	2.61
	Independent	Tiffany Aguilar	32,940	2.53
	Independent	Ruben Gatchalian	20,204	1.55
	Independent	Tina Guino-o	17,059	1.31
	Nacionalista	Cherry Sarmiento-Vallega	17,031	1.31
	Reform Caloocan Party	Jun Ling	16,021	1.23
	PMP	Leonardo Padilla	11,253	0.86
	Independent	Cielo Alonzo	9,702	0.74
	Independent	Princess Nathalie Roll	9,010	0.69
	Independent	Tyrone De Leon	5,175	0.40
	Independent	Josue Engano	4,222	0.32
Total votes			269,552	100.00%

2nd District

Caloocan City Council Election - 2nd District
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Carol Cunanan	76,192	10.62
	Liberal	Tino Bagus	69,249	9.66
	UNA	Rose Mercado	62,669	8.74
	Liberal	Allen Aruelo	62,282	8.68
	UNA	Obet Samson	59,698	8.32
	Liberal	Chito Abel	56,799	7.92

	Liberal	L.A. Asistio	52,580	7.33
	UNA	Jerrboy Mauricio	50,982	7.11
	Liberal	Arnold Divina	50,835	7.09
	PMP	Nancy Quimpo	41,104	5.73
	Independent	Dennis Macalintal	34,480	4.86
	UNA	Wewel De Leon	32,873	4.58
	UNA	Lando Doloso	28,190	3.93
	UNA	James Lao	26,779	3.73
	Independent	Alvin Abelardo	8,369	1.17
	Independent	Anthony Lopez	3,690	0.51
Total votes			147,742	100.00

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