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    2025 LOCAL CONTESTS

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    In the 2025 elections, voters will choose who will fill more than 18,000 local positions: (Provinces) 82 governors, 82 vice governors, 840 board members; (Cities) 149 mayors, 149 vice mayors, 1,690 councilors; (Municipalities) 1,493 mayors, 1,493 vice mayors, 11,948 councilors; 254 representatives; (BARMM Parliament) 65 members, party representatives.

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    Lucena City

    April 2025

    Lucena City is a 2nd-class highly-urbanized city in the Philippines. It is the provincial capital of Quezon in Calabarzon, located in Luzon. As a highly-urbanized city, it is administratively independent from Quezon. Lucena City has a population of 278,924 as of the 2020 Census, and a land area of 80.21 square kilometers. It consists of 33 barangays. In the 2025 elections, the city has 199,416 registered voters.

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    Mayor

    Lucena City, Quezon

    100.00% precincts reporting as of May 15, 2025, 2:41 PM. These are partial, unofficial results for the 2025 national and local elections based on data from the Comelec Media Server. The % of votes shown below is based on the total number of registered voters in the area.

    RankCandidates
    VotesPercent
    1
    ALCALA, KUYA MARK (STAN Q)
    ALCALAKUYA MARK (STAN Q)
    136,006
    68.20%
    2
    CRUZAT, EFREN (PM)
    CRUZATEFREN (PM)
    10,320
    5.18%
    3
    PADIERNOS, BENJAMIN JR. (IND)
    PADIERNOSBENJAMIN JR. (IND)
    4,336
    2.17%

    Vice Mayor

    Lucena City, Quezon

    100.00% precincts reporting as of May 15, 2025, 2:41 PM. These are partial, unofficial results for the 2025 national and local elections based on data from the Comelec Media Server. The % of votes shown below is based on the total number of registered voters in the area.

    RankCandidates
    VotesPercent
    1
    ALCALA, DONDON (STAN Q)
    ALCALADONDON (STAN Q)
    129,578
    64.98%
    2
    ALEJANDRINO, BOYET (IND)
    ALEJANDRINOBOYET (IND)
    15,510
    7.78%
    3
    DE JUAN, MARBIEN SR. (PM)
    DE JUANMARBIEN SR. (PM)
    3,687
    1.85%

    Councilors

    Councilor, Lone District

    Lucena City, Quezon

    100.00% precincts reporting as of May 15, 2025, 2:41 PM. These are partial, unofficial results for the 2025 national and local elections based on data from the Comelec Media Server. The % of votes shown below is based on the total number of registered voters in the area.

    RankCandidates
    VotesPercent
    1
    FALLER, DANNY (STAN Q)
    FALLERDANNY (STAN Q)
    91,550
    45.91%
    2
    LACERNA, AMER (STAN Q)
    LACERNAAMER (STAN Q)
    85,201
    42.73%
    3
    NOCHE, WILBERT MCKINLY (STAN Q)
    NOCHEWILBERT MCKINLY (STAN Q)
    83,493
    41.87%
    4
    NADERA, PATRICK (STAN Q)
    NADERAPATRICK (STAN Q)
    83,386
    41.82%
    5
    BRIZUELA, BASTE (STAN Q)
    BRIZUELABASTE (STAN Q)
    79,248
    39.74%
    6
    ONA, JOSE CHRISTIAN (STAN Q)
    ONAJOSE CHRISTIAN (STAN Q)
    78,875
    39.55%
    7
    SIO, BETH (STAN Q)
    SIOBETH (STAN Q)
    75,284
    37.75%
    8
    ALCALA, AYAN (IND)
    ALCALAAYAN (IND)
    75,145
    37.68%
    9
    ABCEDE, SUNSHINE (KNP)
    ABCEDESUNSHINE (KNP)
    72,511
    36.36%
    10
    PUREZA, DOK LOVE (LAKAS)
    PUREZADOK LOVE (LAKAS)
    72,060
    36.14%
    11
    PEDRO, NIÑEL (STAN Q)
    PEDRONIÑEL (STAN Q)
    67,956
    34.08%
    12
    BALDONADO, BMW (STAN Q)
    BALDONADOBMW (STAN Q)
    62,061
    31.12%
    13
    TALAGA, LON (PRP)
    TALAGALON (PRP)
    55,175
    27.67%
    14
    BUÑAG, JHA JHA (LAKAS)
    BUÑAGJHA JHA (LAKAS)
    46,870
    23.50%
    15
    TALABONG, BONG-BONG (NP)
    TALABONGBONG-BONG (NP)
    43,241
    21.68%
    16
    SUAREZ, TINTON (LAKAS)
    SUAREZTINTON (LAKAS)
    42,964
    21.54%
    17
    BUENAFLOR, JUN (IND)
    BUENAFLORJUN (IND)
    19,705
    9.88%
    18
    GONZALES, DANILO (PM)
    GONZALESDANILO (PM)
    9,550
    4.79%
    19
    DUDAS, VAL (IND)
    DUDASVAL (IND)
    6,652
    3.34%
    20
    MONTECALBO, BRO. TENY (IND)
    MONTECALBOBRO. TENY (IND)
    6,567
    3.29%
    21
    GARCIA, MA VERONICA (IND)
    GARCIAMA VERONICA (IND)
    6,291
    3.15%
    22
    PARAISO, SONIA (IND)
    PARAISOSONIA (IND)
    5,364
    2.69%
    23
    MEERA, JHUN (PM)
    MEERAJHUN (PM)
    4,890
    2.45%
    24
    ENDIAPE, APIONG (IND)
    ENDIAPEAPIONG (IND)
    4,612
    2.31%

    Provincial Government

    Governor

    Lucena City, Quezon

    100.00% precincts reporting as of May 15, 2025, 2:41 PM. These are partial, unofficial results for the 2025 national and local elections based on data from the Comelec Media Server. The % of votes shown below is based on the total number of registered voters in the area.

    RankCandidates
    VotesPercent
    1
    TAN, DOKTORA HELEN (STAN Q)
    TANDOKTORA HELEN (STAN Q)
    124,391
    62.38%
    MARCOS TALLANO TAGEAN (IND)
    MARCOS TALLANO TAGEAN (IND)
    0
    0%

    Vice Governor

    Lucena City, Quezon

    100.00% precincts reporting as of May 15, 2025, 2:41 PM. These are partial, unofficial results for the 2025 national and local elections based on data from the Comelec Media Server. The % of votes shown below is based on the total number of registered voters in the area.

    RankCandidates
    VotesPercent
    1
    ALCALA, THIRD (STAN Q)
    ALCALATHIRD (STAN Q)
    131,182
    65.78%
    2
    CAPINA, TEODORICO (IND)
    CAPINATEODORICO (IND)
    4,485
    2.25%
    3
    ALPAJORA, ARMINGOL (KBL)
    ALPAJORAARMINGOL (KBL)
    3,777
    1.89%

    House of Representatives

    Representative, 2nd District

    Lucena City, Quezon

    100.00% precincts reporting as of May 15, 2025, 2:41 PM. These are partial, unofficial results for the 2025 national and local elections based on data from the Comelec Media Server. The % of votes shown below is based on the total number of registered voters in the area.

    RankCandidates
    Votes
    1
    SUAREZ, DAVID JAY JAY (LAKAS)
    SUAREZDAVID JAY JAY (LAKAS)
    107,206

    National Positions

    Senators

    Lucena City, Quezon

    100.00% precincts reporting as of May 15, 2025, 2:41 PM. These are partial, unofficial results for the 2025 national and local elections based on data from the Comelec Media Server. The % of votes shown below is based on the total number of registered voters in the area.

    RankCandidates
    VotesPercent
    1
    Aquino, Bam
    AquinoBam (KNP)
    91,879
    46.07%
    2
    Pangilinan, Kiko
    PangilinanKiko (LP)
    67,449
    33.82%
    3
    Mendoza, Heidi
    MendozaHeidi (IND)
    62,290
    31.24%
    4
    Lacson, Ping
    LacsonPing (IND)
    61,558
    30.87%
    5
    Tulfo, Erwin
    TulfoErwin (LAKAS)
    61,028
    30.60%
    6
    Go, Bong Go
    GoBong Go (PDPLBN)
    60,146
    30.16%
    7
    Bosita, Bonifacio
    BositaBonifacio (IND)
    59,673
    29.92%
    8
    Sotto, Tito
    SottoTito (NPC)
    51,018
    25.58%
    9
    Cayetano, Pia
    CayetanoPia (NP)
    45,988
    23.06%
    10
    Tulfo, Ben Bitag
    TulfoBen Bitag (IND)
    42,188
    21.16%

    Party List

    Lucena City, Quezon

    100.00% precincts reporting as of May 15, 2025, 2:41 PM. These are partial, unofficial results for the 2025 national and local elections based on data from the Comelec Media Server. The % of votes reflected below is based on the total number of votes cast for the partylist race.

    RankCandidates
    VotesPercent
    1
    ALONAAlliance of Organizations, Networks, and Associations of the Philippines
    34.23%
    2
    4KKababaihan Kabalikatan Para sa Kapakanan at Kaunlaran ng Bayan
    21.72%
    3
    AKBAYANAkbayan Citizens' Action Party
    8.11%
    4
    GP (GALING SA PUSO)Galing sa Puso Partylist
    3.94%
    5
    MAGBUBUKIDMamamayan Para sa Gobyernong Bubuklod sa mga Isip at Diwa ng mga Pilipino
    3.19%
    6
    TRABAHOTagapagtaguyod ng Mga Reporma at Adhikaing Babalikat at Hahango sa Mga Oportunidad Para sa Mga Pilipino
    2.44%
    7
    DUTERTE YOUTHDuterte Youth Party-List
    2.05%
    8
    ACT-CISAnti-Crime and Terrorism-Community Involvement and Support, Inc.
    1.57%
    9
    MLMamamayang Liberal
    1.50%
    10
    4PSPagtibayin at Palaguin ang Pangkabuhayang Pilipino
    1.49%

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