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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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    Silay City


    April 2025

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    Silay City is a 3rd-class component city in the Philippines. It is part of Negros Occidental in the Negros Island Region, located in the Visayas. Silay City has a population of 130,478 as of the 2020 Census, and a land area of 220.21 square kilometers. It consists of 16 barangays. In the 2025 elections, the city has 90,213 registered voters.

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    Mayor

    Silay City, Negros Occidental

    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
    GALLEGO, JOEDITH (PFP)
    GALLEGOJOEDITH (PFP)
    45,913
    50.89%
    2
    GOLEZ, MARK (LAKAS)
    GOLEZMARK (LAKAS)
    30,651
    33.98%

    Vice Mayor

    Silay City, Negros Occidental

    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
    LEDESMA, TOM (IND)
    LEDESMATOM (IND)
    48,039
    53.25%
    2
    GAMBOA, RYAN (LAKAS)
    GAMBOARYAN (LAKAS)
    25,593
    28.37%

    Councilors

    Councilor, Lone District

    Silay City, Negros Occidental

    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
    PENUELA, NOYNOY (IND)
    PENUELANOYNOY (IND)
    37,807
    41.91%
    2
    HINOLAN, DARRYL (UNEGA)
    HINOLANDARRYL (UNEGA)
    32,698
    36.25%
    3
    LOCSIN, ENZO (UNEGA)
    LOCSINENZO (UNEGA)
    29,902
    33.15%
    4
    MARAVILLA, MIKE (UNEGA)
    MARAVILLAMIKE (UNEGA)
    29,251
    32.42%
    5
    LOPEZ, TOTI (UNEGA)
    LOPEZTOTI (UNEGA)
    29,181
    32.35%
    6
    VELEZ, MYKOL (IND)
    VELEZMYKOL (IND)
    27,023
    29.95%
    7
    AMOROSO, ROMELA (NPC)
    AMOROSOROMELA (NPC)
    26,411
    29.28%
    8
    TIONGCO, PAOLO (NPC)
    TIONGCOPAOLO (NPC)
    25,425
    28.18%
    9
    BERNARDO, LYNDON (NPC)
    BERNARDOLYNDON (NPC)
    25,222
    27.96%
    10
    GOLEZ, JAMES (NPC)
    GOLEZJAMES (NPC)
    25,148
    27.88%
    11
    CELEBRE, RAMON (NPC)
    CELEBRERAMON (NPC)
    24,645
    27.32%
    12
    GASTON, EMIL (IND)
    GASTONEMIL (IND)
    24,344
    26.99%
    13
    BADIAN, SIR PHADIT (IND)
    BADIANSIR PHADIT (IND)
    24,150
    26.77%
    14
    JAVELONA, MAX (NPC)
    JAVELONAMAX (NPC)
    23,248
    25.77%
    15
    LACSON, KAP NOEL (NPC)
    LACSONKAP NOEL (NPC)
    20,685
    22.93%
    16
    JAVELLANA-CASTILLO, LENY (IND)
    JAVELLANA-CASTILLOLENY (IND)
    20,465
    22.69%
    17
    GAMBOA, LOUIE PETER (NPC)
    GAMBOALOUIE PETER (NPC)
    19,915
    22.08%
    18
    SANTOS, JOJO (IND)
    SANTOSJOJO (IND)
    18,440
    20.44%
    19
    ROLDAN, REMY (NPC)
    ROLDANREMY (NPC)
    18,359
    20.35%
    20
    GREGORIO, SIR GREG (IND)
    GREGORIOSIR GREG (IND)
    16,674
    18.48%
    21
    BITO-ON, SIX STARS (IND)
    BITO-ONSIX STARS (IND)
    15,853
    17.57%
    22
    TRABADO, MAAM EVA (NPC)
    TRABADOMAAM EVA (NPC)
    13,943
    15.46%
    23
    CAJA, LINDA (IND)
    CAJALINDA (IND)
    8,684
    9.63%
    24
    FLORES, MISS NURSE (IND)
    FLORESMISS NURSE (IND)
    3,157
    3.50%
    25
    POLLENTES, DIANELA (IND)
    POLLENTESDIANELA (IND)
    2,765
    3.06%

    Provincial Government

    Governor

    Silay City, Negros Occidental

    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

    Vice Governor

    Silay City, Negros Occidental

    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

    House of Representatives

    Representative, 3rd District

    Silay City, Negros Occidental

    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

    National Positions

    Senators

    Silay City, Negros Occidental

    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

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