1941 Philippine general election

none 1941 Philippine general election Philippines 1936 presidential no November 11, 1941 1935 Philippine general election 1935 1946 Philippine general election 1946 yes Presidential election presidential no 1935 Philippine presidential election 1935 1946 Philippine presidential election 1946 Manuel L. Quezon (November 1942) (cropped).jpg Manuel L. Quezon Nacionalista Sergio Osmeña 1,340,320 80.13% Senator Juan Sumulong (1935).png Juan Sumulong Popular Front (Philippines) Emilio Javier 298,608 17.85% President Manuel L. Quezon Manuel L. Quezon Nacionalista Nacionalista yes Vice presidential election presidential no 1935 Philippine vice presidential election 1935 1946 Philippine vice presidential election 1946 File:Vice President Sergio Osmeña.jpg Sergio Osmeña Nacionalista 1,445,897 90.24% File:No avatar.png Emilio Javier Popular Front 124,035 7.74% Vice President Sergio Osmeña Nacionalista Sergio Osmeña Nacionalista yes Senate election parliamentary no 1934 Philippine Senate elections 1934 1946 Philippine Senate election 1946 24 (of the 24) seats to the Senate of the Philippines 24 Manuel Roxas of Capiz, Primer Distrito (1923).jpg Manuel Roxas Nacionalista Party 23,385,017 79.99 24 Vicente_Yap_Sotto_1917.jpg Vicente Sotto Popular Front (Sumulong wing) 2,888,103 9.88 0 Isabelo_de_los_Reyes,_Sr..jpg Isabelo de los Reyes Popular Front (Abad Santos wing) 1,581,896 5.41 0 Senate President DefunctSenate is abolished by 1935, Senate Presidency last held by Manuel L. Quezon (Nacionalista Democratico) Manuel Roxas Nacionalista parliamentary yes House of Representatives election 1938 1946 All 98 seats in the House of Representatives of the Philippines 50 Jose_Zulueta_portrait.jpg José Zulueta Negros Occidental's–3rd Nacionalista Nacionalista Party 94 4 Engracio Clemeña Manila–1st Popular Front (Philippines) Popular Front (Philippines) 2 2 Speaker José Yulo Nacionalista José Zulueta Nacionalista General elections were held in the Philippines on November 11, 1941. Incumbent President Manuel Luis Quezon won an unprecedented second partial term as President of the Philippines via a landslide. His running mate, Vice President Sergio Osmeña also won via landslide. The elected officials however, did not serve their terms from 1942 to 1945 due to World War II. In 1943, a Japanese-sponsored Republic was established and appointed José P. Laurel as president. From 1943 to 1945, the Philippines had two presidents. Quezon died in 1944 due to tuberculosis and was replaced by Sergio Osmeña. Candidates Nacionalista Party PresidentManuel L. Quezon Nacionalista PartyVice presidentSergio Osmeña Sr Nacionalista PartySenators Alauya Alonto (Sultan Sa Ramain) Nacionalista Party Melecio Arranz Nacionalista Party Nicolas Buendia Nacionalista Party Mariano Jesus Cuenco Nacionalista Party Esteban de la Rama Nacionalista Party Antonio de las Alas Nacionalista Party Ramon J. Fernandez Nacionalista Party Carlos P. Garcia Nacionalista Party Pedro Hernaez Nacionalista Party Domingo Imperial Nacionalista Party Vicente Madrigal Nacionalista Party Daniel Maramba Nacionalista Party Rafael Martinez Nacionalista Party José Ozámiz Nacionalista Party Quintin Paredes Nacionalista Party Elpidio Quirino Nacionalista Party Vicente Rama Nacionalista Party Claro M. Recto Nacionalista Party Manuel A. Roxas I Nacionalista Party Eulogio A. Rodriguez Sr Nacionalista Party Proceso Sebastian Nacionalista Party Emiliano Tria Tirona Nacionalista Party Ramon Torres Nacionalista Party Jose Yulo Nacionalista Party Popular Front (Sumulong Wing) PresidentJuan Sumulong Sr Popular Front (Sumulong)Vice presidentEmilio M. Javier Popular Front (Sumulong)Senators Jose Alejandrino Sr. Popular Front (Sumulong) Jose M. Bayot Popular Front (Sumulong) Jose Casal Popular Front (Sumulong) Felicidad Climaco Popular Front (Sumulong) Pedro Coleto Popular Front (Sumulong) Jose Gamboa Popular Front (Sumulong) Fernando Gardoqui Popular Front (Sumulong) Eliseo Imzon Popular Front (Sumulong) Melchor Lagasca Popular Front (Sumulong) Julio A. Llorente Popular Front (Sumulong) Marcelino Lontok Popular Front (Sumulong) Sixto Lopez Popular Front (Sumulong) Mamerto Manalo Popular Front (Sumulong) Angel Marin Popular Front (Sumulong) Emilio Medina Popular Front (Sumulong) Raymundo Melliza Popular Front (Sumulong) Jose Padilla Sr. Popular Front (Sumulong) Jose Palarca Sr Popular Front (Sumulong) Francisco Ramos Popular Front (Sumulong) Pablo Rocha Popular Front (Sumulong) Geronimo Santiago Popular Front (Sumulong) Filemon Sotto Popular Front (Sumulong) Vicente Sotto Sr. Popular Front (Sumulong) Juan Villamor Popular Front (Sumulong) Popular Front (Abad Santos Wing) PresidentPedro Abad Santos (withdrew) Popular Front (Abad Santos)Vice presidentPilar V. Aglipay Republican Party (Philippines)Senators Jose Alejandrino Sr (guest) Popular Front (Sumulong) Angel Ancajas Popular Front (Abad Santos) Mariano Balgos Popular Front (Abad Santos) Isabelo Caballero Popular Front (Abad Santos) Pedro C. Castro Popular Front (Abad Santos) Severo Dava Popular Front (Abad Santos) Mateo del Castillo Popular Front (Abad Santos) Isabelo delos Reyes Jr. Popular Front (Abad Santos) Francisco Dematera Popular Front (Abad Santos) Lino Dizon Popular Front (Abad Santos) Crisanto Evangelista Popular Front (Abad Santos) Juan Feleo Popular Front (Abad Santos) Severino Izon Popular Front (Abad Santos) Manuel Joven Popular Front (Abad Santos) Ignacio Nabong (withdrew) Popular Front (Abad Santos) Norberto Nabong Popular Front (Abad Santos) Jose M. Nava Popular Front (Abad Santos) Jose Padilla Sr. (guest) Popular Front (Sumulong) Datu Tampugao Pagayao Popular Front (Abad Santos) Antonio Paguia Popular Front (Abad Santos) Narcisa Paguibitan Popular Front (Abad Santos) Antonio Salvador Popular Front (Abad Santos) Hadji Usman Popular Front (Abad Santos) Ganap Party (Partido Ganap de Filipinas) President Celerino Tiongco Ganap PartyVice presidentPilar V. Aglipay (guest) Republican Party (Philippines)Senators Wenceslao Asistido Ganap Party Gaudencio Bautista Ganap Party Sixto Bedrus Ganap Party Ciriaco V. Campomanes Ganap Party Marcelino Chavez Ganap Party Esteban Coruna Ganap Party Alfredo Dumlao Ganap Party Joaquin Flavier Ganap Party Jose Jabeon Ganap Party Mariano Lumbre Ganap Party Fernando Mangson Ganap Party Samson Palomares Ganap Party Vicente Pamatinat Ganap Party Antonio Ramos Ganap Party Perfecto Reyes Ganap Party Francisco Robles Ganap Party Antipas Soriano Ganap Party Florentino Subayno Ganap Party Aurelio Tankeko Ganap Party Eulalio Tolentino Ganap Party Ricardo Valdivia Ganap Party Prudencio Vega Ganap Party Pedro Zaragosa Ganap Party Partido Modernista President Hilario C. Moncado Partido ModernistaVice presidentEmilio F. Aguinaldo Sr (withdrew) Partido ModernistaSenators Pedro Arteche Partido Modernista Honorio Caringal (withdrew) Partido Modernista Vicente del Rosario Partido Modernista Mariano delos Santos Partido Modernista Francisco Afan Delgado Partido Modernista Crisanto Evangelista (guest) Popular Front Popular Front (Abad Santos Wing) Santiago Fonacier Partido Modernista Melchor Lagasca (guest) Popular Front Popular Front (Sumulong wing) Manuel Luz Partido Modernista Josefa Martinez Partido Modernista Flora Ylagan Partido Modernista Independent candidates President Ernesto T. Belleza Independent Hermogenes Dumpit Independent Veronica Miciano IndependentVice president Pedro Yabut IndependentSenator Manuel Briones Independent Results President 1941 Philippine presidential election Vice president Senate 1941 Philippine Senate election House of Representatives 1941 Philippine House of Representatives elections See also 1st Congress of the Commonwealth of the Philippines 1941 Philippine Senate elections 1941 Philippine House of Representatives elections Commission on Elections Politics of the Philippines Philippine elections References External links The Philippine Presidency Project Official website of the Commission on Elections 1941 Election, general