2013 Zambales local elections

none March 2026 2013 Zambales gubernatorial election Ph seal zambales.png presidential no 2010 Zambales local elections 2010 2016 Zambales local elections 2016 May 13, 2013 Hermogenes Ebdane.jpg 122 122 130 0 0 center Jun Ebdane Sulong Zambales Party Ramon Lacbain Jr. 129,828 54.80 No_image.svg 122 122 130 0 0 center Amor Deloso Liberal Party (Philippines) Rica Diaz-Arambulo 107,173 45.21 Governor Jun Ebdane Jun Ebdane Sulong Zambales Party Sulong Zambales Party Local elections were held in Zambales on May 13, 2013, as part of the 2013 general election. Voters selected candidates for all local positions: a town mayor, vice mayor and town councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the vice-governor, governor and representatives for the Two districts of Zambales. Provincial elections The candidates for governor and vice governor with the highest number of votes wins the seat; they are voted separately, therefore, they may be of different parties when elected. The Incumbent Governor Hermogenes "Jun" Ebdane is seeking for his reelection under the local party Sulong Zambales Party, His running mate is Incumbent Vice Gov. Ramon Lacbain. Gov. Ebdane is facing off former Gov. Amor Deloso of Liberal. In 2010, Ebdane won against to Deloso by a margin of 29,000. Deloso running mate is the daughter of Late Antonio M. Diaz, Rica Diaz Arambulo. Gubernatorial election Parties are as stated in their certificate of candidacies. Zambales gubernatorial election Sulong Zambales Party Hermogenes Ebdane (incumbent) 129,828 54.80 Liberal Party (Philippines) Amor Deloso 107,173 45.21 237,001 100.00 Vice-gubernatorial election Zambales vice gubernatorial election Sulong Zambales Party Ramon Lacbain, II 97,860 56.88 Liberal Party (Philippines) Rica Diaz-Arambulo 65,577 38.12 Independent (politician) Reynaldo Tarongoy 8,604 5.00 172,041 100.00 Congressional elections Each of Zambales Two legislative districts will elect each representative to the House of Representatives. The candidate with the highest number of votes wins the seat. 1st District Incumbent Mitos Magsaysay is term limited; she is running for the Senate; her son, Jesus Vicente II, known as Jobo, is her party's nominee. Jesus Vicente is facing off three termer Olongapo City Mayor James Gordon Jr. and former Subic Mayor Jeffrey Khonghun. 2013 Philippine House of Representatives election at Zambales' 1st district Nationalist People's Coalition Jeffrey Khonghun 45,434 57.74% Liberal Party (Philippines) James Gordon Jr. 22,068 28.04% United Nationalist Alliance Jesus Vicente "Jobo" Magsaysay II 11,189 14.22% 23,366 29.70% 2nd District Incumbent Jun Omar Ebdane succeeded Antonio M. Diaz in a special election when the latter died in 2011. 2013 Philippine House of Representatives election at Zambales' 2nd district Liberal Party (Philippines) Cheryl Deloso-Montalla 73,476 55.18% Sulong Zambales Party Jun Omar Ebdane 59,669 44.82% Liberal Party (Philippines) Sulong Zambales Party Provincial Board elections All 2 Districts of Zambales will elect Sangguniang Panlalawigan or provincial board members. 1st District Zambales 1st District Sangguniang Panlalawigan election Sulong Zambales Party Jonathan Khonghun 44,303 Sulong Zambales Party Jose Benedicto Felarca 32,093 Sulong Zambales Party Jose Gutierrez 27,746 |-bgcolor=black |colspan=8| Liberal Party (Philippines) Baby Dellana 13,547 Independent (politician) Rizalino Pablo Jr. 5,647 Independent (politician) Duane Febre 2,158 |- |- 2nd District Zambales 2nd District Sangguniang Panlalawigan election Independent (politician) Jury Deloso 53,429 9.32 Sulong Zambales Party Renato Collado 49,998 8.73 United Nationalist Alliance Jun Pangan 45,458 7.93 Sulong Zambales Party Samuel Ablola 44,700 7.80 Independent (politician) Al Mendoza 40,926 7.14 Sulong Zambales Party Sancho Abasta Jr. 38,261 6.68 Liberal Party (Philippines) Conrado Fallorin 37,948 6.62 |-bgcolor=black |colspan=8| Liberal Party (Philippines) Saturnino Bactad 33,998 5.93 Liberal Party (Philippines) Mor Lim 33,468 5.84 Sulong Zambales Party Porfirio Elamparo 32,268 5.63 Sulong Zambales Party Jesse Mendegorin 32,214 5.62 Sulong Zambales Party Jean Morana 30,515 5.33 Independent (politician) Eric Ebarle 25,246 4.41 Liberal Party (Philippines) Fideliza Nacin 17,731 3.09 Sulong Zambales Party Roberto Blanco 17,591 3.07 Liberal Party (Philippines) Baby Bueno 15,447 2.70 Independent (politician) Ramon Aquino, Sr. 12,669 2.21 Independent (politician) Boy Misa 11,155 1.95 |- |- City and municipal elections All cities and municipalities of Zambales will elect mayor and vice-mayor this election. The candidates for mayor and vice mayor with the highest number of votes wins the seat; they are voted separately, therefore, they may be of different parties when elected. Below is the list of mayoralty candidates of each city and municipalities per district. 1st District City: Olongapo Cityolongapo 1 Municipalities: Castillejos, San Marcelino, Subic Olongapo City Incumbent Mayor James Gordon Jr. is term-limited; his wife former Vice Gov. Anne Gordon is his party's nominee. Anne opponents are vice mayor Rolen Paulino and Coun. Bugsy Delos Reyes Olongapo City mayoralty election Nationalist People's Coalition Rolen Paulineo 40,664 32.27 Bagumbayan-VNP Anne Gordon 27,648 25.34 Independent (politician) Bugsy Delos Reyes 10,093 9.25 109,093 100.00 Nationalist People's Coalition Bagumbayan-VNP Castillejos Jose Angelo Dominguez is the incumbent. His opponent is former Mayor Wilma Billman. In the 2010 election Dominguez won against Billman with a margin of 489 votes. Castillejos mayoralty election Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino Jose Angelo Dominguez 10,304 57.85 Sulong Zambales Party Wilma Billman 7,507 42.15 18,430 100.00 San Marcelino Incumbent Mayor Jose Rodriguez is running unopposed. San Marcelino mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Jose Rodriguez 10,838 100.00 13,783 100.00 Subic Jay Khonghun is the incumbent. his opponent is coun. Ruben Gaduang. Subic mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Jay Khonghun 23,871 92.13 Liberal Party (Philippines) Ruben Gaduang 2,040 7.87 27,752 100.00 2nd District Municipalities: Botolan, Cabangan, Candelaria, Iba, Masinloc, Palauig, San Antonio, San Felipe, San Narciso, Santa Cruz Botolan Incumbent mayor Nerma Yap is running for vice mayor, her husband former mayor Rogelio Yap is her party's nominee. Botolan mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Bing Maniquiz 15,696 55.01 Liberal Party (Philippines) Rogelio Yap 12,331 43.22 Independent (politician) Cesar Torres 504 1.77 29,425 100.00 Cabangan Ronaldo Apostol is the incumbent. Cabangan mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Ronaldo Apostol 7,884 68.24 Liberal Party (Philippines) Oyo Pangan 3,670 31.76 11,867 100.00 Candelaria Incumbent mayor Jean Moraña is term-limited and running for Board Member instead, Businessman Napoleon Edquid is her party's nominee. Candelaria mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Napoleon Edquid 3,916 34.77 Independent (politician) Gilbert Hermoso 2,918 25.91 Liberal Party (Philippines) George Ebuengan 2,207 19.60 Independent (politician) Henry Edquid 2,141 19.01 Independent (politician) Novina Dangeo 81 0.72 11,715 100.00 Iba Ad Hebert Deloso is the incumbent. his opponents is the son of Governor Jun Ebdane Provincial Administrator Rundy Ebdane. Iba mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Rundy Ebdane 9,422 52.94 Liberal Party (Philippines) Ad Hebert Deloso 7,573 42.55 Independent (politician) Lydia Mayormita 524 2.94 Independent (politician) Victor De Guzman 280 1.57 18,878 100.00 Masinloc Desiree Edora is the incumbent. Masinloc mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Desiree Edora 7,792 55.16 Independent (politician) Senyang Lim 6,285 44.49 Independent (politician) Glenn Elayda 50 0.35 14,633 100.00 Palauig Generoso Amog is the incumbent. his opponent is former Mayor and Incumbent Board Member Rosie Guatlo. Palauig mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Generoso Amog 7,368 53.94 Liberal Party (Philippines) Rosie Guatlo 6,129 44.87 Independent (politician) Ernesto Apuyan 163 1.19 14,355 100.00 San Antonio Estela Antipolo is the incumbent after Supreme Court proclaim her as mayor. In the 2010 election former Mayor Romeo Lonzanida won against Antipolo by margin of 268 votes, but Mayor Lonzanida was disqualified by the Comelec and Antipolo is only qualified candidate who garnered the highest number of votes and should be proclaimed mayor. Antipolo's opponents is incumbent Vice Mayor Efren Aratea and Leo Lonzanida. San Antonio mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Estela Deloso-Antipolo 4,477 33.72 Sulong Zambales Party Leo Lonzanida 3,700 27.87 United Nationalist Alliance Efren Aratea 2,566 19.33 Independent (politician) Don Juan Alvez 2,535 19.09 13,644 100.00 San Felipe Carolyn Fariñas is the incumbent. San Felipe mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Carolyn Fariñas 3,795 46.57 Lakas–CMD (2009) Edgar Dela Cruz 2,659 32.63 Liberal Party (Philippines) Bulan Rosete 1,686 20.69 Independent (politician) Alex Fajotina 9 0.11 8,417 100.00 San Narciso Peter Lim is the incumbent. his opponents is coun. Sebastian Arichea and former Vice Mayor Joel Manangan. San Narciso mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Peter Lim 5,073 41.35 Independent (politician) Joel Manangan 4,710 38.39 Liberal Party (Philippines) Sebastian Arichea 2,357 19.21 Independent (politician) Sonny Almazan 129 1.05 12,705 100.00 Santa Cruz Incumbent Luisito Marty is term limited, Civic leader Connie Marty is his party's nominee. santa Cruz mayoralty election Sulong Zambales Party Connie Marty 3,171 54.34 Liberal Party (Philippines) Angel Maestre Jr. 2,665 45.66 6,269 100.00 Category:Elections in Zambales Category:2013 Philippine local elections