2013 Quezon local elections

none elections in the province of Quezon elections in Quezon City 2013 Quezon City local elections April 2013 March 2026 2013 Quezon gubernatorial election Quezon presidential no 2010 Quezon local elections 2010 2016 Quezon local elections 2016 May 13, 2013 Governor Portrait David Suarez.png David Suarez National Unity Party (Philippines) Romano Talaga (UNA) 279,372 48.48 Irvin Alcala Liberal Party (Philippines) Samuel Nantes 244,600 42.44 Governor David Suarez David Suarez Lakas–CMD National Unity Party (Philippines) Local elections were held in the province of Quezon on May 13, 2013, as part of the 2013 general election. Voters will select 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 four districts of Quezon. Background Incumbent David Suarez is running for a second term as governor of Quezon under the National Unity Party. Suarez assumed the governorship after defeating Rafael Nantes in the 2010 elections. His running mate is 2nd district board member Romano Franco Talaga. Irvin Alcala, incumbent representative of the 2nd district of Quezon and son of incumbent Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala is running under the Liberal Party. Alcala was elected representative in 2010, as a replacement for his father who did not run and was later appointed as Agriculture Secretary. His running mate is Samuel Nantes, son of former governor Rafael Nantes who became governor in 2007 until his death on May 17, 2010. Opinion Polling Gubernatorial election Poll source Date(s) conducted Samplesize Margin oferror Alcala Suarez Data AdvisorsAlcala – 54.7%, Suarez – 45.7% (Sa Quezon province gubernatorial race) (in Filipino) http://www.hatawtabloid.com/2013/05/04/alcala-54-7-suarez-45-7-sa-quezon-province-gubernatorial-race/ https://archive.today/20130629102311/http://www.hatawtabloid.com/2013/05/04/alcala-54-7-suarez-45-7-sa-quezon-province-gubernatorial-race/ dead 2013-06-29 April 28-May 1 — ±3.5% 54.7% 45.7% 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. Gubernatorial election Parties are as stated in their certificate of candidacies. David Suarez is the incumbent. Quezon Gubernatorial Election National Unity Party (Philippines) David Suarez 279,372 48.48 Liberal Party (Philippines) Irvin Alcala 244,600 42.44 Independent (politician) Rolando Merano 1,992 0.35 34,772 6.03% 50,327 8.73 576,291 100.00 Vice-gubernatorial election Parties are as stated in their certificate of candidacies. Incumbent Vicente Alcala is running for congressman Quezon Gubernatorial Election Liberal Party (Philippines) Samuel Nantes 263,335 45.70 United Nationalist Alliance Romano Franco Talagaref_A[A] 209,205 36.30 Independent (politician) Mario Mapaye 4,455 0.77 Independent (politician) Dolores Cueva 2,558 0.44 54,130 9.39% 96,738 16.79 630,421 100.00 Congressional elections 1st District Wilfrido Mark Enverga is the incumbent. 2013 Philippine House of Representatives election at Quezon's 1st district Nationalist People's Coalition Wilfrido Mark Enverga 108,714 71.96 Aksyon Demokratiko Pauline Anne Villaseñor 23,828 15.77 84,886 56.19% 18,537 12.27% 151,079 100.00 2nd District Incumbent Irvin Alcala is running for the governorship; his uncle, Vice Governor Vicente Alcala, is his party's nominee. 2013 Philippine House of Representatives election at Quezon's 2nd district Liberal Party (Philippines) Vicente Alcala 94,113 50.55 United Nationalist Alliance Barbara Ruby Talaga 42,791 22.98 Independent (politician) Lynette Punzalan 16,245 8.73 Lakas–CMD (2009) Kneigoutina Suarez 9,124 4.90 Independent (politician) Marivic Rivera 475 0.26 51,322 27.56% 23,438 12.59% 186,186 100 3rd District Incumbent Danilo Suarez is term-limited; his wife, former congresswoman Aleta Suarez, is his party's nominee. 2013 Philippine House of Representatives election at Quezon's 3rd district Lakas–CMD (2009) Aleta Suarez 64,805 55.28 Liberal Party (Philippines) Shiela de Leon 35,836 30.57 Independent (politician) Eduardo Rodriguez 956 0.81 28,969 24.71% 75,641 13.34% 117,238 100 4th District Incumbent Lorenzo Tañada III is term-limited; his brother Wigberto Jr. is his party's nominee. 2013 Philippine House of Representatives election at Quezon's 4th district Nationalist People's Coalition Angelina Tan 53,403 44.07 Liberal Party (Philippines) Wigberto Tañada, Jr. 53,041 43.77 Lapiang Manggagawa Alvin John Tañada 4,735 3.91 362 0.30% 9,996 8.25% 121,175 100 Provincial Board Elections 1st District Quezon Provincial Board Members National Unity Party (Philippines) Tetchie Dator 80,402 Liberal Party (Philippines) Alona Obispo 74,455 National Unity Party (Philippines) Jerry Talaga 46,423 Nationalist People's Coalition Aron Bantayan 9,373 2nd District Quezon Provincial Board Members Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino Gary Estrada 89,117 National Unity Party (Philippines) Bong Talabong 87,294 Liberal Party (Philippines) Elizabeth Sio 81,016 Liberal Party (Philippines) Annalie Banta 46,932 3rd District Quezon Provincial Board Members National Unity Party (Philippines) Bunso de Luna 51,604 Nacionalista Party Vic Reyes 45,514 Liberal Party (Philippines) Wendell Uy 27,126 Liberal Party (Philippines) Reynante Arrogancia 25,795 4th District Quezon Provincial Board Members National Unity Party (Philippines) Manny Butardo 44,836 Liberal Party (Philippines) Rhodora Tan 44,058 United Nationalist Alliance Rachel Ubaña 43,573 United Nationalist Alliance Laurence Diestro 21,912 City and municipal elections Source:List of Mayoral Candidates for Quezon (province).http://election-results.rappler.com/2010/region-4a/quezon 2010 Election Results: Quezon | Comelec Live Data | Philippine National and Local Elections | Updated Real Time 2019-01-05 2019-01-05 https://web.archive.org/web/20190105201158/http://election-results.rappler.com/2010/region-4a/quezon dead 1st District, Candidates for Mayor City: Tayabas City Municipalities: Burdeos, General Nakar, Infanta, Jomalig, Lucban, Mauban, Pagbilao, Panukulan, Patnanungan, Polillo, Real, Sampaloc Tayabas City Dondi Silang is the incumbent. Tayabas City mayoralty election }} United Nationalist Alliance Dondi Silang 22423 52.66 Liberal Party (Philippines) Aida Reynoso 18452 43.34 3971 9.33% 1703 4.00 42578 100.00 Burdeos Gil Establecida is the incumbent, his opponent is Councilor Freddie Aman. Burdeos mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Freddie Aman 1356 49.72 National Unity Party (Philippines) Gil Establecida 1165 42.72 191 7.00% 206 7.56 2727 100.00 General Nakar Obing Ruzol is the incumbent, his opponent is former mayor Hernando Avellaneda Sr. General Nakar mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Obing Ruzol 3745 59.56 Independent (politician) Hernando Avellaneda Sr. 2304 36.64 1441 22.92% 239 3.80 6288 100.00 Infanta Incumbent mayor Grace America is term-limited and running for vice mayor instead, her party nominates councilor Rodante Potes. his main opponent is Vice Mayor Ricardo Macasaet III. Infanta mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Rodante Potes 6088 33.00 United Nationalist Alliance Eriberto Escueta 6080 32.96 National Unity Party (Philippines) Ricardo Macasaet III 5772 31.29 8 0.04% 507 2.75 18447 100.00 Jomalig Rodel Tena is the incumbent, his opponents are vice mayor Ruben Belda and Alex Enverga. Jomalig mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Rodelo Tena 1439 47.30 Liberal Party (Philippines) Ruben Belda 692 22.75 Nationalist People's Coalition Alex Enverga 592 19.46 747 24.56% 319 10.49 3042 100.00 Lucban Incumbent mayor Moises Villasenor is term-limited, his party nominate his son Marvin Loui Villasenor. Lucban mayoralty election Nationalist People's Coalition Oli Dator 7,371 43.00 Liberal Party (Philippines) Marvin Loui Villasenor 7,181 41.90 Independent (politician) Sonny Venezuela 2,587 15.10 17,139 100.00 Mauban Fernando Llamas is the incumbent. Mauban mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Fernando Llamas 1,158 55.04 Liberal Party (Philippines) Rex Bantayan 946 44.96 2,104 100.00 Pagbilao Incumbent Romeo Portes is not running; his daughter, councilor Shierre Ann Portes-Palicpic, is running for her position under NUP Pagbilao mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Shieree Ann Palicpic 17,900 Independent (politician) Gerry Luce 6,220 24,120 100.00 Panukulan Duhe Postor is the incumbent. Panukulan mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Duhe Postor 1,479 Liberal Party (Philippines) Arsen Prudente 903 2,382 100.00 Patnanungan Danteo Eusebio is the incumbent, his opponents are councilor Ellen Malarasta and Saling Abrazando. Patnanungan mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Danteo Eusebio 3,085 Nationalist People's Coalition Saling Abrazado 1,627 Liberal Party (Philippines) Ellen Malarasta 749 5,461 100.00 Polillo George Versoza is the incumbent. Polillo mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Cristina Bosque 8,795 58.60 Liberal Party (Philippines) George Verzosa 6,223 41.40 15,018 100.00 National Unity Party (Philippines) Liberal Party (Philippines) Real Incumbent Joel Amando Diestro is running for his re-election independently. Real mayoralty election Independent (politician) Joel Amando Diestro 9,238 Independent (politician) Daniel Macasaet 2,093 11,331 100.00 Sampaloc Naning Torres is the incumbent. Sampaloc mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Naning Torres 5,035 Liberal Party (Philippines) Ranchette Ramoso 2,343 7,378 100.00 2nd District, Candidates for Mayor City: Lucena City Municipalities: Candelaria, Dolores, San Antonio, Sariaya, Tiaong Lucena City Lucena City mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Roderick Alcala 49,733 58.96 United Nationalist Alliance Ramon Talaga, Jr. 34,619 41.04 84,352 100.00 Candelaria Candelaria mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Bong Maliwanag 27,753 75.94 United Nationalist Alliance Boy Bata Alimagno 8,794 24.06 36,547 100.00 Dolores Dolores mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Renato Alilio Sr. 1,153 Independent (politician) Oscar Reyes 1,399 2,552 100.00 San Antonio San Antonio mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Erick Wegan 258 United Nationalist Alliance Alvin Pillerba 188 Nacionalista Party Sabino Dela Pena 62 Independent (politician) Dante Hernandez 61 100.00 Sariaya Sariaya mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Boyet Masilang 21,299 Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino Totie Mamuyac 14,984 19,201 100.00 Tiaong Tiaong mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Ramon Preza 10,073 National Unity Party (Philippines) Raul Umali 9,128 100.00 3rd District, Candidates for Mayor Municipalities: Agdangan, Buenavista, Catanauan, General Luna, Macalelon, Mulanay, Padre Burgos, Pitogo, San Andres, San Francisco, San Narciso, Unisan Agdangan Agdangan mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Vicenta Aguilar 3,171 Liberal Party (Philippines) Juancho Parafina 2,625 United Nationalist Alliance Lito Legaspi 497 6,293 100.00 Buenavista Buenavista mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Medy Rivera 7,309 100.00 7,309 100.00 National Unity Party (Philippines) Catanauan Catanauan mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Ramon Orfanel 13,869 Independent (politician) Sebastian Felipe Serrano 9,325 23,194 100.00 General Luna General Luna mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Benson Sangalang 1,072 Liberal Party (Philippines) Ding Maraya 411 1,483 100.00 Macalelon Macalelon mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Nelson Traje 1,788 National Unity Party (Philippines) Marvin Tan 1,556 Independent (politician) Odong Itable 110 3,454 100.00 Mulanay Mulanay mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Tito Ojeda 10,739 National Unity Party (Philippines) Prudencio Maxino Jr. 10,453 21,192 100.00 Padre Burgos Padre Burgos mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Roger A. Panganiban 2,481 Liberal Party (Philippines) Leonora Hernandez 817 Independent (politician) Tita Fely Africa 44 3,342 100.00 Pitogo Pitogo mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Dante Bunag 1,350 Independent (politician) Ka-Ino Sayat 1,226 Liberal Party (Philippines) Dennis Gliane 708 3,284 100.00 San Andres San Andres mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Sergio Emprese 2,173 100.00 2,173 100.00 National Unity Party (Philippines) San Francisco San Francisco mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Litoy Alega 14,006 Nationalist People's Coalition Nani Tan 10,031 24,037 100.00 San Narciso San Narciso mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Allen Uy 5,822 5,822 100.00 National Unity Party (Philippines) Unisan Unisan mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Nonato Puache 3,190 Liberal Party (Philippines) Cesar Alpay 1,101 Independent (politician) Arturo Constatino Jr. 99 4,390 100.00 4th District, Candidates for Mayor Municipalities: Alabat, Atimonan, Calauag, Guinayangan, Gumaca, Lopez, Perez, Plaridel, Quezon, Tagkawayan Alabat Alabat mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Arlin Baldovino 1694 36.67 Independent (politician) FM-Alandy Mesa 1644 35.60 Independent (politician) Vic Cheng Chua 946 20.49 United Nationalist Alliance Nida Cabrera 177 3.83 50 1.08% 157 3.40 4618 100 Atimonan Mayor Jose F. Mendoza for his last term. Atimonan mayoralty election Nationalist People's Coalition Jose Mendoza 9497 51.19 Liberal Party (Philippines) Derick Magbuhos 8133 43.84 1364 7.35% 921 4.96 18551 100 Calauag Calauag mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Luisito Visorde 4065 51.71 Liberal Party (Philippines) Eric Entienza 3469 44.13 596 7.58% 327 4.16 7861 100.00 Guinayangan Guinayangan mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Boyboy Isaac 8643 49.25 National Unity Party (Philippines) Angel Ardiente Jr. 7093 41.28 United Nationalist Alliance Helen Torres 699 4.07 1370 7.97% 929 5.41 17184 100 Gumaca Gumaca mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Erwin Caralian 4736 44.30 Independent (politician) Joy Cabangon 2918 27.30 Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino Pido Veluz 1332 12.46 United Nationalist Alliance Noel Capisoda 1331 12.45 1818 17.01% 373 3.49 10690 100.00 Lopez Lopez mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Isaias Ubana II 18353 50.24 Liberal Party (Philippines) Joel Arago 16589 45.41 Independent (politician) Fiden Salumbides 208 0.57 1764 4.83% 1379 3.78 36529 100 Perez Perez mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Ping Reyes 242 55.13 National Unity Party (Philippines) Marsan Evangelista 175 39.86 United Nationalist Alliance Opel Regodon 1 0.23 67 15.26% 21 4.78 439 100 Plaridel Plaridel mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Jose Saavedra 393 56.22 National Unity Party (Philippines) Bernard Tumagay 276 39.48 117 16.74% 30 4.29 699 100 Quezon Quezon mayoralty election National Unity Party (Philippines) Crispin Clacio 989 56.61 Liberal Party (Philippines) Tuyan Lim 716 40.99 273 15.63% 42 2.40 1747 100.00 Tagkawayan Tagkawayan mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Jojo Frondoso 12258 53.63 United Nationalist Alliance Third Salumbides 9671 42.31 2587 11.32% 928 4.06 22587 100 References Category:2013 Philippine local elections Category:Elections in Quezon Category:2013 elections in Calabarzon