San Pedro local elections, 2016

San Pedro mayoral election, 2016

May 9, 2016



Nominee	Rafael P. Campos	Michael M. Casacop
Party	PDP-Laban	PRP
Running mate	Iryne V. Vierneza	N/A


Nominee	Lourdes S. Cataquiz	Eugenio Ynion, Jr.
Party	Nacionalista	NPC
Running mate	Diwa T. Tayao	Norvic D. Solidum

Mayor before election

Lourdes S. Catáquiz
Nacionalista

Elected Mayor

TBD

Local elections was held in the City of San Pedro on May 9, 2016 within the Philippine general election. The voters elected for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, and ten councilors.

Mayoral and vice mayoral election

Incumbent Mayor Lourdes S. Catáquiz decided to run for reelection under the coalition of Liberal Party and Nacionalista Party. Her opponents are Incumbent Vice Mayor Rafael Campos of the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan, Incumbent councilor Michael M. Casacop of the People's Reform Party and Barangay Captain Eugenio Ynion, Jr. of the Nationalist People's Coalition.

Incumbent Vice Mayor Rafael Campos is term-limited, Councilor Diwa T. Tayao is running in the position of Vice Mayor her opponent are former Vice Mayor Norvic Solidum and Councilor Iryne Vierneza.

Declared candidates

Mayor

San Pedro City Mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PDP-Laban	Rafael P. Campos
	PRP	Michael M. Casacop
	Nacionalista	Lourdes S. Catáquiz
	NPC	Eugenio Ynion, Jr.
Total votes			'	'

Vice Mayor

San Pedro City Vice Mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Norvic D. Solidum
	Nacionalista	Diwa T. Tayao
	PDP-Laban	Iryne V. Vierneza
Total votes			'	'

Councilors

San Pedro City council election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PDP-Laban	Raul C. Abulencia
	Nacionalista	Marlon A. Acierto
	PDP-Laban	Carlon S. Ambayec
	PDP-Laban	Celso D. Ambayec
	Nacionalista	Jamie R. Ambayec
	NPC	Ronaldo Amil
	NPC	Romeo R. Anaya
	NPC	Eliezer R. Andres
	Nacionalista	Edgardo "Sulsol-tant" Berroya
	PRP	Kenneth A. Berroya
	NPC	Roldan Concepcion
	NPC	Sherwin Del Rosario
	PRP	Shaira M. Flores
	PDP-Laban	Nicanor A. Gilbuena
	Nacionalista	Delio L. Hatulan
	PDP-Laban	Reynaldo B. Hermoso
	Nacionalista	Kent S. Lagasca
	Nacionalista	Romeo "Don" Lerit
	PDP-Laban	Jaime C. Madrigalejos
	PDP-Laban	Master Fritz Brian Y. Manangbao
	Nacionalista	Romeo B. Marcelo
	PDP-Laban	Lolito R. Marquez
	NPC	Ernesto G. Martinio
	NPC	Jose Enrico M. Mendoza
	NPC	Francis Joseph "Art" Mercado
	NPC	Teofilo Morando
	Nacionalista	Ma. Barbara Oblinada
	Nacionalista	Bernadeth Olivares-Cueva
	Nacionalista	Divina Olivarez
	PDP-Laban	Medardo M. Recto
	Independent	Eric Roy Duran Relunia
	PDP-Laban	Julian V. Ventura
	NPC	Silgrid L. Villanueva
Total votes			'	'

References

2016 Philippine general election

President &
vice president

Summary
Debates
- Mindanao
- Visayas
- Metro Manila
- Luzon
Opinion polling

Presidential candidates	Jejomar Binay, UNA campaign Miriam Defensor Santiago, PRP campaign Rodrigo Duterte, PDP-Laban campaign Grace Poe, Independent campaign Mar Roxas, Liberal campaign Withdrew : Roy Señeres†, PMM campaign

Vice presidential candidates	Alan Peter Cayetano, Independent Francis Escudero, Independent Gregorio Honasan, UNA Bongbong Marcos, Independent Leni Robredo, Liberal Antonio Trillanes, Independent

Congress

Senate

Coalitions	Koalisyon ng Daang Matuwid Partido Galing at Puso

House

Summary
Party-list candidates
Representatives elected
Details
- I
- II
- III
- IV–A
- IV–B
- V
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- X
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- ARMM
- CAR
- NCR
- NIR

Regions

Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

Local

Summary
Gubernatorial elections

Luzon	Batangas Batangas City Lipa Bulacan Meycauayan Cavite Bacoor Laguna Biñan Cabuyao San Pedro Santa Rosa Marinduque Pampanga Rizal Antipolo Zambales Olongapo Subic Iba

Metro Manila	Caloocan Las Piñas Makati Malabon Mandaluyong Manila Marikina Muntinlupa Navotas Parañaque Pasay Pasig Pateros Quezon City San Juan Taguig Valenzuela

Visayas	Bohol Tagbilaran Cebu Ormoc Tacloban Siquijor

Mindanao	Davao Occidental Iligan Lanao del Sur Zamboanga City

Other

Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections

David v. Poe

Local elections and plebiscites in the Philippines

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