2022 Taguig local elections

2022 Taguig mayoral elections

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Turnout82.56% Increase 15.36 pp
 
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Nominee Lani Cayetano Arnel Cerafica
Party Nacionalista PPP
Running mate Arvin Alit Janelle Cerafica
Popular vote 272,876 87,266
Percentage 75.77% 24.23%

Mayor before election

Lino Cayetano
Nacionalista

Elected Mayor

Lani Cayetano
Nacionalista

Local elections in Taguig took place on May 9, 2022 within the Philippine general election. The voters will vote for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, two district representatives, and councilors, eight in each of the city's two legislative districts.

Background

Mayor Lino Edgardo Cayetano was eligible for re-election for second term as mayor. However, he decided not to seek reelection. His sister-in-law, former Mayor and Second District Rep. Ma. Laarni "Lani" Cayetano sought mayorship again.[1] He was challenged by defeated 2019 mayoral candidate and former First District Rep. Arnel Cerafica.[2]

Vice Mayor Ricardo "Ading" Cruz was term-limited.He ran as representative instead. His party chosen Second District Councilor Arvin Ian Alit to run in his place. Alit was challenged by Janelle Cerafica, running-mate and wife of mayoral candidate Arnel Cerafica.[3]

First District Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano who was on his first term as representative, chose to ran as senator instead. His party fielded Vice Mayor Ricardo "Ading" Cruz who was term-limited. Cruz faced defeated 2019 congressional candidate Allan Cerafica, brother of mayoral candidate and former First District Rep. Arnel Cerafica.

Second District Rep. Ma. Laarni "Lani" Cayetano who was on her first term as representative, decided to ran as mayor instead. Her party chosen three-termer Councilor Maria Amparo "Pammy" Zamora, daughter of term-limited San Juan Rep. Ronaldo "Ronny" Zamora.[4] Zamora faced former Councilor and defeated 2019 congressional candidate Michelle Anne "Cheche" Gonzales, who ran in the same position thrice.

Candidates

Administration coalition

TLC (Team Lani Cayetano)
# Name Party Result
For Mayor
1. Maria Laarni "Lani" Cayetano Nacionalista Won
For Vice Mayor
1. Arvin Ian Alit Nacionalista Won
For House Of Representatives (1st District/Taguig-Pateros)
2. Ricardo "Ading" Cruz Jr. Nacionalista Won
For House Of Representatives (2nd District/Taguig–Lone)
2. Maria Amparo "Pammy" Zamora Nacionalista Won
For Councilor (1st District)
2. Raul Aquino Nacionalista Won
6. Gigi Valenzuela-De Mesa Nacionalista Won
11. Jimmy Labampa Nacionalista Won
14. Lamberto "Totong" Mañosca Nacionalista Won
15. Rodil Marcelino Nacionalista Won
16. Carlito Ogalinola Nacionalista Won
18. Fanella Joy Panga-Cruz Nacionalista Won
19. Gamaliel San Pedro Nacionalista Won
For Councilor (2nd District)
1. Marisse Balina-Eron Nacionalista Won
3. Edgar Baptista Nacionalista Won
7. Jaime Garcia Nacionalista Won
11. Yasser Pangandaman Nacionalista Won
12. Alex Penolio Nacionalista Won
14. Ed Prado Nacionalista Won
17. Jomil Bryan Serna Nacionalista Won
19. Nicky Supan Nacionalista Won

Primary opposition coalition

Team AMC
# Name Party Result
For Mayor
2. Arnel Cerafica PPP Lost
For Vice Mayor
2. Janelle Cerafica PPP Lost
For House Of Representatives (1st District/Taguig-Pateros)
1. Allan Cerafica PPP Lost
For House Of Representatives (2nd District/Taguig–Lone)
1. Michelle Anne "Che-Che" Gonzales PPP Lost
For Councilor (1st District)
3. Jhon Jhon Bautista PPP Lost
4. RJ Bernal PPP Lost
5. Norjannah Cruz PPP Lost
7. Warren Delos Santos PPP Lost
8. Warren Dionisio PPP Lost
9. Ronette Osorio Franco PPP Lost
10. Anggus Icay PPP Lost
13. Elvira Madrid PPP Lost
For Councilor (2nd District)
4. Oscar Dio PPP Lost
5. Arthur Flores PPP Lost
8. Larry German PPP Lost
10. Jay Morales PPP Lost
13. Basilio Pooten PPP Lost
15. Ignacio Rivera Jr. PPP Lost
16. Glenn Sacay PPP Lost
21. Myla Valencia PPP Lost

Other candidates

# Name Party Result
For Councilor (1st District)
1. Inocentes Amoroso Independent Lost
12. Paul Lontoc Independent Lost
17. Mar Norbert Osorio Independent Lost
For Councilor (2nd District)
2. Felomino Balmes PLM Lost
6. Toroy Francisco Independent Lost
9. Darius Lim Independent Lost
18. Milly Somera PPM Lost
20. Caleb Tibio Independent Lost

Results

For Mayor

Second District Rep. Ma. Laarni "Lani" Cayetano defeated former First District Rep. Arnel Cerafica.[5][6] Cerafica lost to outgoing Mayor Lino Edgardo Cayetano in the last election.

Taguig Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Lani Cayetano 272,876 75.77
PPP Arnel Cerafica 87,266 24.23
Total votes 360,142 100.00
Nacionalista hold

Per Barangay

Barangay Cayetano Cerafica
Votes % Votes %
Bagumbayan 16,322 80.48 3,959 19.52
Bambang 3,860 70.68 1,601 29.32
Calzada 7,579 71.07 3,085 28.93
Central Bicutan 10,620 79.31 2,770 20.69
Central Signal Village 14,790 75.64 4,764 24.36
Fort Bonifacio 7,775 78.85 2,086 21.15
Hagonoy 8,245 76.89 2,478 23.11
Ibayo-Tipas 6,141 68.28 2,853 31.72
Katuparan 7,124 75.84 2,269 24.16
Ligid-Tipas 3,998 72.96 1,482 27.04
Lower Bicutan 18,549 75.71 5,950 24.29
Maharlika 6,500 83.90 1,247 16.10
Napindan 6,601 68.94 2,974 31.06
New Lower Bicutan 15,151 76.39 4,683 23.61
North Daang Hari 5,109 81.38 1,169 18.62
North Signal Village 11,649 79.89 2,933 20.11
Palingon 4,198 60.87 2,699 39.13
Pinagsama 16,303 74.79 5,494 25.21
San Miguel 3,132 77.14 928 22.86
Santa Ana 6,584 67.03 3,238 32.97
South Daang Hari 7,775 78.50 2,130 21.50
South Signal Village 13,061 75.62 4,211 24.38
Tanyag 9,639 84.74 1,736 15.26
Tuktukan 4,885 74.89 1,638 25.11
Upper Bicutan 14,055 74.72 4,754 25.28
Ususan 12,455 78.96 3,319 21.04
Wawa 4,840 79.20 1,271 20.80
Western Bicutan 25,482 72.96 9,443 27.04
Total 272,876 75.77 87,266 24.23

For Vice Mayor

Second District Councilor Arvin Ian Alit won over Janelle Cerafica, wife of Arnel Cerafica.[7]

Taguig Vice Mayoralty Election
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Arvin Ian Alit 232,034 68.81
PPP Janelle Cerafica 105,157 31.19
Total votes 337,191 100.00
Nacionalista hold

Per Barangay

Barangay Alit Cerafica
Votes % Votes %
Bagumbayan 13,419 71.40 5,374 28.60
Bambang 3,208 62.67 1,911 37.33
Calzada 6,297 62.83 3,725 37.17
Central Bicutan 8,967 70.24 3,800 29.76
Central Signal Village 13,131 70.74 5,431 29.26
Fort Bonifacio 6,279 70.77 2,594 29.23
Hagonoy 7,028 69.17 3,132 30.83
Ibayo-Tipas 5,082 60.26 3,352 39.74
Katuparan 6,250 70.72 2,588 29.28
Ligid-Tipas 3,250 63.73 1,850 36.27
Lower Bicutan 15,374 66.73 7,666 33.27
Maharlika 5,335 76.25 1,662 23.75
Napindan 5,338 60.34 3,509 39.66
New Lower Bicutan 12,829 68.72 5,840 31.28
North Daang Hari 4,417 75.31 1,448 24.69
North Signal Village 10,314 74.89 3,458 25.11
Palingon 3,415 52.87 3,044 47.13
Pinagsama 13,596 67.33 6,596 32.67
San Miguel 2,642 69.54 1,157 30.46
Santa Ana 5,383 58.19 3,868 41.81
South Daang Hari 6,960 74.88 2,335 25.12
South Signal Village 11,439 70.02 4,898 29.98
Tanyag 8,494 79.93 2,133 20.07
Tuktukan 4,104 67.44 1,981 32.56
Upper Bicutan 12,663 70.63 5,266 29.37
Ususan 10,210 70.32 4,309 29.68
Wawa 4,091 71.55 1,627 28.45
Western Bicutan 22,131 67.85 10,486 32.15
Total 232,034 68.81 105,157 31.19

For Representatives

First District (Taguig-Pateros)

Vice Mayor Ricardo "Ading" Cruz Jr. defeated Allan Cerafica, who ran in the same position last elections.

Congressional Elections in Taguig's First District
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Ricardo "Ading" Cruz Jr. 87,954 58.25
PPP Allan Cerafica 63,033 41.75
Total votes 150,987 100.00
Nacionalista gain from Independent

Per Barangay

Barangay Cruz, Jr. Cerafica
Votes % Votes %
Bagumbayan 11,906 65.01 6,408 34.99
Bambang 2,749 54.51 2,294 45.49
Calzada 5,339 54.16 4,518 45.84
Hagonoy 6,119 62.17 3,723 37.83
Ibayo-Tipas 3,902 47.35 4,338 52.65
Ligid-Tipas 2,820 55.09 2,299 44.91
Lower Bicutan 13,601 59.68 9,188 40.32
Napindan 4,359 50.81 4,220 49.19
New Lower Bicutan 11,149 61.09 7,102 38.91
Palingon 2,659 41.00 3,827 59.00
San Miguel 2,280 61.81 1,409 38.19
Santa Ana 4,673 51.42 4,415 48.58
Tuktukan 3,697 61.47 2,317 38.53
Ususan 8,973 63.51 5,155 36.49
Wawa 3,728 67.20 1,820 32.80
Total 87,954 58.25 63,033 41.75

Second District (Taguig Lone)

Councilor Maria Amparo "Pammy" Zamora defeated former Councilor Michelle Anne "Cheche" Gonzales.

Congressional Elections in Taguig's Second District
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Maria Amparo "Pammy" Zamora 121,179 68.75
PPP Michelle Anne "Cheche" Gonzales 55,089 31.25
Total votes 176,268 100.00
Nacionalista hold

Per Barangay

Barangay Zamora Gonzales
Votes % Votes %
Central Bicutan 8,406 68.27 3,907 31.73
Central Signal Village 12,215 68.00 5,749 32.00
Fort Bonifacio 5,844 68.85 2,644 31.15
Katuparan 5,906 69.12 2,639 30.88
Maharlika 5,072 76.66 1,544 23.34
North Daang Hari 4,116 71.91 1,608 28.09
North Signal Village 9,780 73.56 3,515 26.44
Pinagsama 13,431 70.26 5,686 29.74
South Daang Hari 6,329 70.53 2,645 29.47
South Signal Village 10,735 68.20 5,006 31.80
Tanyag 7,762 76.05 2,445 23.95
Upper Bicutan 11,347 64.92 6,132 35.08
Western Bicutan 19,890 63.49 11,439 36.51
Total 121,179 68.75 55,089 31.25
PartyVotes%Seats
Nacionalista Party209,13363.912
Partido Pilipino sa Pagbabago118,12236.090
Total327,255100.002

For Councilors

PartyVotes%Seats
Nacionalista Party1,617,29269.0316
Partido Pilipino sa Pagbabago608,91225.990
Partido Lakas ng Masa14,3680.610
Partido Pederal ng Maharlika13,5020.580
Independent88,9293.800
Ex officio seats2
Total2,343,003100.0018

First District

City Council Elections in Taguig's First District
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Jaime "Jimmy" Labampa 105,771 28.51
Nacionalista Baby Gloria "Gigi" De Mesa 105,617 28.47
Nacionalista Rodil Carlos "Tikboy" Marcelino 96,695 26.06
Nacionalista Fanella Joy Panga-Cruz 94,514 25.48
Nacionalista Gamaliel "Gamie" San Pedro 94,111 25.37
Nacionalista Carlito "Oga" Ogalinola 93,044 25.08
Nacionalista Raul Aquino 85,159 22.95
Nacionalista Lamberto "Totong" Mañosca 83,719 22.57
PPP Anggus Rowe Icay 50,475 13.61
PPP Warren Dionisio 41,554 11.20
PPP Norjannah Cruz 38,925 10.49
PPP Warren Delos Santos 35,586 9.59
PPP Ronette Osorio Franco 35,560 9.59
PPP Jhon Jhon Bautista 33,826 9.12
PPP RJ Bernal 27,270 7.35
Independent Paul Lontoc 24,923 6.72
PPP Elvira Madrid 24,620 6.64
Independent Mar Norbert Osorio 12,696 3.42
Independent Inocentes Amoroso 10,681 2.88
Total votes 1,094,746 100.00
PartyVotes%Seats
Nacionalista Party758,63069.308
Partido Pilipino sa Pagbabago287,81626.290
Independent48,3004.410
Total1,094,746100.008

Second District

City Council Elections in Taguig's Second District
Party Candidate Votes %
Nacionalista Nicky Supan 124,188 33.40
Nacionalista Jaime Garcia 115,437 31.05
Nacionalista Marisse Balina- Eron 113,376 30.49
Nacionalista Yasser Pangandaman 110,370 29.64
Nacionalista Jomil Bryan Serna 100,883 27.14
Nacionalista Eduardo "Ed" Prado 99,564 26.78
Nacionalista Edgar Baptista 98,315 26.44
Nacionalista Alexander "Alex" Penolio 96,529 25.94
PPP Milagros "Myla" Valencia 55,633 14.97
PPP Lauro "Larry" German 41,735 11.23
PPP Jay Morales 41,468 11.16
PPP Oscar Dio 38,467 10.35
PPP Ignacio Rivera Jr. 37,078 9.98
PPP Glenn Sacay 36,651 9.86
PPP Basilio Pooten 36,433 9.81
PPP Arthur Flores 33,631 9.05
Independent Toroy Francisco 15,142 4.07
Independent Darius Lim 14,522 3.90
PLM Felomino Balmes 14,368 3.86
PPM Milly Somera 13,502 3.63
Independent Caleb Tibio 10,965 2.95
Total votes 1,248,257 100.00
PartyVotes%Seats
Nacionalista Party858,66268.798
Partido Pilipino sa Pagbabago321,09625.720
Independent40,6293.250
Partido Lakas ng Masa14,3681.150
Partido Pederal ng Maharlika13,5021.080
Total1,248,257100.008

References

  1. ^ "Lani Cayetano kumasang mayor sa Taguig - Abante TNT". October 8, 2021. Retrieved December 25, 2023.
  2. ^ "Ex-congressman runs for mayor of Taguig anew". Manila Bulletin. Retrieved December 25, 2023.
  3. ^ Hicap, Jonathan (October 9, 2021). "Comelec-Taguig releases list of local candidates running in May 2022 polls". Manila Bulletin. Retrieved October 13, 2021.
  4. ^ "Lino Cayetano supports Councilor Pammy Zamora's congressional bid". metromanila.politiko.com.ph. November 12, 2021. Retrieved December 25, 2023.
  5. ^ Maghanoy, Christian Crow (May 10, 2022). "Taguig elects Lani Cayetano as mayor". The Manila Times. Retrieved December 25, 2023.
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