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2636-Sultan-Kudarat.Pdf NAME OF WINNING/PROCLAIMED TOTAL NUMBER OF POLITICAL PARTY PROVINCE/DISTRICT DISTRICT/CITY/MUNICIPALITY POSITION CANDIDATE VOTES SULTAN KUDARAT 1ST DISTRICT Representative SAKALURAN, BAI RIHAN 113,306 NUP SULTAN KUDARAT 2ND DISTRICT Representative SUANSING, TOTO 111,045 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Governor MANGUDADATU, SUHARTO T. 223,043 NUP SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Vice Governor ABALOS, RAMON 166,177 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Board Member (1st District) SEGURA, JOSE REMOS 83,355 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Board Member (1st District) DUQUE, JOVITA 80,825 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Board Member (1st District) GUERRERO, ARNOLD 77,389 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Board Member (1st District) MATIAS, ERNESTO 77,302 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Board Member (1st District) DEMASUAY, ALFONSO 77,104 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Board Member (2nd District) ORTIZ, TOTO 64,372 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Board Member (2nd District) FORNAN, GLECY 57,671 IND SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Board Member (2nd District) LATOG, LINDA 47,858 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Board Member (2nd District) DELASAN, GERRY 46,528 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SULTAN KUDARAT Board Member (2nd District) DE MANUEL, RENE SR. 45,706 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG Mayor MONTILLA, ANGELO 21,405 NPC SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG Vice Mayor MONTILLA, LINO 21,342 NPC SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG SB/SP Member MONTILLA, LALAINE 19,513 NPC SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG SB/SP Member COLLADO, CHARITO 18,245 NPC SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG SB/SP Member ARZAGON, GERONIMO 17,393 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG SB/SP Member FLORES, REMO 16,440 NPC SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG SB/SP Member LEDDA, PAULINO 16,168 NPC SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG SB/SP Member UMADHAY, BERNARDINO JR. 15,804 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG SB/SP Member FERRER, WELSON 15,315 NPC SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG SB/SP Member CASADOR, MAXIMO JR. 15,258 NPC SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG SB/SP Member SALAZAR, DAVID 15,062 NPC SULTAN KUDARAT CITY OF TACURONG SB/SP Member SEGURA, CARLOS BORROMEO JR. 14,530 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT BAGUMBAYAN Mayor DE PEDRO, JONALETTE 22,874 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT BAGUMBAYAN Vice Mayor SEGURA, ERNESTO SR. 20,758 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT BAGUMBAYAN SB/SP Member CASPE, LEONARDO 17,457 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT BAGUMBAYAN SB/SP Member NOR, AMIL JR. 17,029 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT BAGUMBAYAN SB/SP Member SEGURA, ELEAZER 16,881 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT BAGUMBAYAN SB/SP Member SALAZAR, RICHIE 15,699 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT BAGUMBAYAN SB/SP Member BOBON, VILMA 15,516 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT BAGUMBAYAN SB/SP Member FUENTES, NOEL 14,707 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT BAGUMBAYAN SB/SP Member CATIWALAAN, JUSTINO 14,480 IND SULTAN KUDARAT BAGUMBAYAN SB/SP Member INSULAR, GLENN 13,740 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT COLUMBIO Mayor BERMUDEZ, EDWIN 12,449 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT COLUMBIO Vice Mayor MUSALI, AMIRH 11,972 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT COLUMBIO SB/SP Member PAGLAS, ZAHARA 9,559 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT COLUMBIO SB/SP Member MAMALINTA, DATU ZAHIR 8,690 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT COLUMBIO SB/SP Member IGLEGIAS, SATURNINO 8,621 IND SULTAN KUDARAT COLUMBIO SB/SP Member MANGDADATU, PAIDZA 8,138 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT COLUMBIO SB/SP Member LAYAL, ROBERT 8,027 IND SULTAN KUDARAT COLUMBIO SB/SP Member SALENDAB, KAGI BOBBY 7,885 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT COLUMBIO SB/SP Member LOPEZ, LELANY 7,882 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT COLUMBIO SB/SP Member DALGAN, ABDULBASIT 7,215 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT ESPERANZA Mayor PLOTEÑA, CHARLES FEDERIC R. 10,377 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT ESPERANZA Vice Mayor SAN MIGUEL, BASILIO D. 11,043 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT ESPERANZA SB/SP Member GEGONE, CRIS ANTHONY G. 10,452 NP SULTAN KUDARAT ESPERANZA SB/SP Member ACANA, LARRY 10,390 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT ESPERANZA SB/SP Member CASTILLANES, DOMINADOR 10,309 IND SULTAN KUDARAT ESPERANZA SB/SP Member LATOG, JAN PATRICK 9,528 IND SULTAN KUDARAT ESPERANZA SB/SP Member LIMSON, VINCENT 8,336 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT ESPERANZA SB/SP Member BALINAS, LOURDES 8,319 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT ESPERANZA SB/SP Member VILLARIN, NESTOR 8,074 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT ESPERANZA SB/SP Member GARRONITA, MICHAEL 7,875 NP SULTAN KUDARAT ISULAN Mayor PALLASIGUE, MARITES 23,325 NP SULTAN KUDARAT ISULAN Vice Mayor CASTILLO, LORD DEAN LALAY 23,631 NP SULTAN KUDARAT ISULAN SB/SP Member APIADO, CARLO 20,754 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT ISULAN SB/SP Member ARISTOZA, RENE 19,409 NP SULTAN KUDARAT ISULAN SB/SP Member CARTUJANO, ATTY. BLITH 19,317 NP SULTAN KUDARAT ISULAN SB/SP Member ARMADA, ARNOLD 18,845 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT ISULAN SB/SP Member BELMES, GINA 18,550 NP SULTAN KUDARAT ISULAN SB/SP Member DUMARAN, RYAN 17,197 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT ISULAN SB/SP Member MEJIA, MORNING 16,882 SULTAN KUDARAT ISULAN SB/SP Member LAMA, DARLENE 15,209 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT KALAMANSIG Mayor ROLANDO P. GARCIA 10,613 NP SULTAN KUDARAT KALAMANSIG Vice Mayor JOAQUIN CONCHA 9,151 NP SULTAN KUDARAT KALAMANSIG SB/SP Member KRISTINE MAE CONCHA 7,721 NP SULTAN KUDARAT KALAMANSIG SB/SP Member RONNIE DANIEL 7,436 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT KALAMANSIG SB/SP Member LASLIE CABERTE 7,156 NP SULTAN KUDARAT KALAMANSIG SB/SP Member FE CAANG 5,695 IND SULTAN KUDARAT KALAMANSIG SB/SP Member FELICISIMO,JR.OPIÑA 5,392 IND SULTAN KUDARAT KALAMANSIG SB/SP Member PENDATUN MASTURA 4,954 NP SULTAN KUDARAT KALAMANSIG SB/SP Member DEXTER POSADAS 4,473 IND SULTAN KUDARAT KALAMANSIG SB/SP Member CARLITO BUENAFLOR 4,413 NP SULTAN KUDARAT LAMBAYONG Mayor FERDINAND G. AGDUMA 13187 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LAMBAYONG Vice Mayor ERIC RECINTO 17065 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LAMBAYONG SB/SP Member JOSEPH LEO RECINTO 14375 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LAMBAYONG SB/SP Member JAY ELEAZAR TOREJA 13479 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LAMBAYONG SB/SP Member DUANE JADE ABALOS 12567 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LAMBAYONG SB/SP Member JAIME BALDONADO 11195 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LAMBAYONG SB/SP Member RONALDO RECINTO 10995 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LAMBAYONG SB/SP Member EDUARDO DUQUE 10708 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LAMBAYONG SB/SP Member ABDULATIP MANGINDRA 10452 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LAMBAYONG SB/SP Member DON RAMON ENGRACIA 10002 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LEBAK Mayor CELESTIAL, FREDERICK 16226 NP SULTAN KUDARAT LEBAK Vice Mayor CASTILLION, NATHANIEL 16831 PFP SULTAN KUDARAT LEBAK SB/SP Member ALARCON, MELCHOR 15196 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LEBAK SB/SP Member VEGAS, JUNO MARTEEN 14855 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LEBAK SB/SP Member DELOS REYES, LOSARITO 13376 NP SULTAN KUDARAT LEBAK SB/SP Member ORGO, RANDY 12006 NP SULTAN KUDARAT LEBAK SB/SP Member DUMAGUIN, JIMMY SR. 11826 NP SULTAN KUDARAT LEBAK SB/SP Member OTAYDE, ELEUTERIO, JR. 11216 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LEBAK SB/SP Member TACADAO, ROBERTO 10819 NP SULTAN KUDARAT LEBAK SB/SP Member TORREÑA,BLESILDA 10407 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LUTAYAN Mayor SAKALURAN PRINCE RADEN 26,653 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LUTAYAN Vice Mayor ANTONIO, NOEL 25,653 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LUTAYAN SB/SP Member MANGUDADATU DATU JUN 23,141 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LUTAYAN SB/SP Member MACASAYON ZACARIA 22,805 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LUTAYAN SB/SP Member DAGLOC TAUTIN 21,756 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LUTAYAN SB/SP Member CADIL NORMIA 21,475 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LUTAYAN SB/SP Member PAJA KAMID 19,787 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LUTAYAN SB/SP Member LIGO PRINZ 19,758 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LUTAYAN SB/SP Member GENOVIA RONNIE 19,677 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT LUTAYAN SB/SP Member LACAMENTO EDGAR 19,620 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT PALIMBANG Mayor KAPINA, JOENIME BADRUDIN 8531 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT PALIMBANG Vice Mayor PANGANSAYAN, AMIL ALIDING 7900 IND SULTAN KUDARAT PALIMBANG SB/SP Member TALICOP, MET 9094 IND SULTAN KUDARAT PALIMBANG SB/SP Member PANGANSAYAN, JANIFA 8589 IND SULTAN KUDARAT PALIMBANG SB/SP Member SABIWANG, ZAKIYA 8195 IND SULTAN KUDARAT PALIMBANG SB/SP Member ALIDING, MOSABAN 7825 IND SULTAN KUDARAT PALIMBANG SB/SP Member PENDATUN, SUCONY 6979 IND SULTAN KUDARAT PALIMBANG SB/SP Member ABDULLAH, ABUBACAR 6408 IND SULTAN KUDARAT PALIMBANG SB/SP Member SIOKON, MARK 5050 IND SULTAN KUDARAT PALIMBANG SB/SP Member TAUSING, TAYAN 4845 NPC SULTAN KUDARAT PRES. QUIRINO Mayor MANGUDADATU, AZEL 9495 LAKAS SULTAN KUDARAT PRES. QUIRINO Vice Mayor SANDIGAN, MA. KATRINA 10589 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT PRES. QUIRINO SB/SP Member DUMRIGUE, LIWAY 8776 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT PRES. QUIRINO SB/SP Member BELMONTE, KINGSTON 8602 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT PRES. QUIRINO SB/SP Member ANTONIO,VIRGILIO 8369 LAKAS SULTAN KUDARAT PRES. QUIRINO SB/SP Member ERESE, CHERRY ANNE 8302 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT PRES. QUIRINO SB/SP Member CABACUNGAN, MARK JOHN 8179 IND SULTAN KUDARAT PRES. QUIRINO SB/SP Member TONGO, FLORANTE JR. 7726 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT PRES. QUIRINO SB/SP Member VALLEJOS, JUNG 7531 PDPLBN SULTAN KUDARAT PRES. QUIRINO SB/SP Member PASCUA, JOEL 7408 LAKAS SULTAN KUDARAT SEN. NINOY AQUINO Mayor RANDY L.ECIJA 14,176 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SEN. NINOY AQUINO Vice Mayor RAFAEL GEORGE L. FLAUTA III 10,651 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SEN. NINOY AQUINO SB/SP Member RICARDO BAJADE 7,084 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SEN. NINOY AQUINO SB/SP Member GREGORIO NAVOS JR 6,811 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SEN. NINOY AQUINO SB/SP Member LUCRECIA ORDINARIO 6,438 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SEN. NINOY AQUINO SB/SP Member ROMEO GALGO SR. 6,102 IND SULTAN KUDARAT SEN. NINOY AQUINO SB/SP Member JAY BAYLON 5,842 PDP LABAN SULTAN KUDARAT SEN. NINOY AQUINO SB/SP Member MARLON DIFUNTORUM 5,785 IND SULTAN KUDARAT SEN. NINOY AQUINO SB/SP Member JAY GILHOYD SABIO 5,465 IND SULTAN KUDARAT SEN. NINOY AQUINO SB/SP Member JUNE FRANCES DEFANTE 4,842 IND.
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