2016 Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao general election

Autonomous region election in the Philippines June 2019 noref (GreenC bot) 2016 ARMM general election File:Flag of ARMM.svg Philippines presidential no 2013 Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao general election 2013 2026 Bangsamoro general election 2026(as Bangsamoro) May 9, 2016 160x150px Mujiv Hataman Haroun Al-Rashid Lucman Liberal Party (Philippines) 875,200 70.16% 160x150px Sakur Tan Haron Bandila Independent (politician) 341,280 27.36% Regional Governor Mujiv Hataman Liberal Party (Philippines) Mujiv Hataman Liberal Party (Philippines) 2016 ARMM general election results.svg 290px Election results. Party with the highest number of votes of the gubernatorial election in each province is shaded its party's color. For assembly results, each circle represents a seat, shaded by the party that won that seat. The 2016 general election in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) was held on May 9, 2016. This was the second ARMM election that was synchronized with the general election in the Philippines and the last general election in the ARMM. The governor and vice governor are elected via first past the post system; they are elected separately and may come from different parties. Elections for the regional assembly are via plurality-at-large voting, with each assembly district (coextensive with legislative districts as used in House of Representatives elections) having three seats. A voter can vote for up to the three candidates, with the candidates with the three highest total number of votes being elected. This was the last general election in the ARMM. The elections in May 2019 were superseded by the approval of the new autonomous region, the Bangsamoro, via a plebiscite in January and February 2019. ARMM itself dissolved on February 26, 2019 when the Bangsamoro Transition Authority took over from the ARMM. The winners of the 2016 election were given the option to opt in to join the Bangsamoro Transition Authority Parliament until their terms expired on June 30. All but one, Regional Governor Mujiv Hataman, opted in. The first general election in the Bangsamoro shall be on September 2026, or over a decade after the last ARMM elections. Originally set for 2022 along with the 2022 Philippine general election, it was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Bangsamoro, and due to delays in passing a regional electoral code in 2019 to May 2025, along with the 2025 Philippine general election. In 2024, the Supreme Court declared Sulu's inclusion in the region as unconstitutional; the Bangsamoro Parliament passed a resolution urging Congress to postpone the election further. Congress passed another law postponing to October 2025. Less than two weeks before the election, the Supreme Court ruled that the regional electoral code as unconstitutional. The Commission on Elections then postponed the election to March 2026, then again to September 2026, due to issues with passing a new electoral code. Results Regional governor 2016 ARMM gubernatorial election Liberal Party (Philippines) Mujiv Hataman 875,200 70.16% Independent (politician) Sakur Tan 341,280 27.36% Independent (politician) Faisal Mangondato 26,468 2.12% Independent (politician) Kharis Pamaloy 4,472 0.36% 1,247,420 90.03% 533,920 42.80% 138,090 9.97% 1,385,510 100.00% Liberal Party (Philippines) Regional vice governor 2016 ARMM vice-gubernatorial election Liberal Party (Philippines) Haroun Al-Rashid Lucman 716,555 67.98% Independent (politician) Binladen Sharief 191,177 18.14% Independent (politician) Haron Bandila 127,542 12.10% Independent (politician) Mosib Salipada 18,851 1.79% 1,054,125 76.08% 525,378 49.84% 331,385 23.92% 1,385,510 100.00% Liberal Party (Philippines) Regional assembly Summary File:ARMM Regional Legislative Assembly 2016.svg Liberal Party 1110166 10 United Nationalist Alliance 215598 1 National Unity Party 173216 2 Aksyon Demokratiko 58257 1 Nationalist People's Coalition 32766 0 Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino 19523 0 PDP–Laban 3625 0 Independents 1510463 10 Basilan (Lone District) 2016 Basilan Lone District Regional Assemblymen election Independent (politician) Haber Asarul 97,255 28.37% Independent (politician) Abdelmajid Habib Hussin 88,522 25.82% Independent (politician) Ronie Hantian 74,661 21.78% |- |colspan=5 bgcolor=black| Independent (politician) Juni Rasheid Ilimin 41,802 12.19% Independent (politician) Ahmad Ali Ismael 37,758 11.01% Nationalist People's Coalition Mon Pacio 2,807 0.82% 342,805 100.00% |- Lanao del Sur 1st District 2016 Lanao del Sur 1st District Regional Assemblymen election Independent (politician) Odin Sumagayan 142,265 24.11% Independent (politician) Ziaur-Rahman Adiong 132,472 22.45% Independent (politician) Fiat Macarambon 129,730 21.98% |- |colspan=5 bgcolor=black| Independent (politician) Janimah Pandi 118,848 20.14% United Nationalist Alliance Manggay Guro, Jr. 49,720 8.43% Independent (politician) Pangalian Casan 6,463 1.10% Independent (politician) Metalicop Unda 5,268 0.89% Independent (politician) Yusairah Monaoray Ampatua 2,720 0.46% Independent (politician) Vikki Bangcola 1,365 0.23% Independent (politician) Jalila Pacatowa 1,270 0.22% 590,121 100.00% |- 2nd District 2016 Lanao del Sur 2nd District Regional Assemblymen election Aksyon Demokratiko Froxy Macarambon 58,257 14.49% Liberal Party (Philippines) Alex Menor 52,332 13.02% Independent (politician) Abol Alam Padate 52,285 13.01% |- |colspan=5 bgcolor=black| Liberal Party (Philippines) Hosni Macapodi 44,590 11.09% Independent (politician) Macapandi Mindalano 39,346 9.79% Independent (politician) Arrie Balindong 37,502 9.33% Independent (politician) Cardawi Macasilang 37,315 9.28% Nationalist People's Coalition Sainoden Balindong 29,959 7.45% Liberal Party (Philippines) Amor Lanto 26,831 6.68% Independent (politician) Datolah Maclis Balt 8,847 2.20% United Nationalist Alliance Monaim Guro 7,959 1.98% Independent (politician) Casan Lucman 2,049 0.51% Independent (politician) Mohammad Amerol 2,016 0.50% Independent (politician) Al-Rashid Balt 1,620 0.40% Independent (politician) Alauya Olama 1,044 0.26% 401,952 100.00% |- Maguindanao 1st District 2016 Maguindanao 1st District Regional Assemblymen election Liberal Party (Philippines) Cahar Ibay 149,932 32.48% Liberal Party (Philippines) Roonie Sinsuat 117,866 25.54% Liberal Party (Philippines) Harold Tomawis 116,118 25.16% |- |colspan=5 bgcolor=black| Independent (politician) Jackson Bandila 39,098 8.47% United Nationalist Alliance Solomon Sr. Baraguir 38,562 8.35% 461,576 100.00% |- 2nd District 2016 Maguindanao 2nd District Regional Assemblymen election Liberal Party (Philippines) Khadafeh Mangudadatu 101,017 23.56% United Nationalist Alliance Sidik Amiril 60,821 14.18% Liberal Party (Philippines) Pearl Joy Piang 59,905 13.97% |- |colspan=5 bgcolor=black| United Nationalist Alliance Datu Midpantao Midtimbang 58,536 13.65% Liberal Party (Philippines) Sammy Nandang 52,263 12.19% Independent (politician) Ali Sangki 52,038 12.13% Independent (politician) Udtog Kawit 26,260 6.12% Independent (politician) Arghanaim Amboludto 8,730 2.04% Independent (politician) Jashriya Dilangalen 6,518 1.52% Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Pike Mentang 2,740 0.64% 428,828 100.00% |- Sulu 1st District 2016 Sulu 1st District Regional Assemblymen election Liberal Party (Philippines) Nedra Burahan 96,168 28.37% Liberal Party (Philippines) Rizal Tingkahan, Jr. 95,306 28.12% Liberal Party (Philippines) Hanibal Tulawie 84,223 24.85% |- |colspan=5 bgcolor=black| Independent (politician) Al-Michele Hayudini 63,260 18.66% 338,957 100.00% |- 2nd District 2016 Sulu 2nd District Regional Assemblymen election Independent (politician) Rudjia Anni 44,764 19.84% Independent (politician) Irene Tillah 40,715 18.05% Independent (politician) Nashruper Daud 40,410 17.91% |- |colspan=5 bgcolor=black| Independent (politician) Al-Sadr Tammang 30,117 13.35% Independent (politician) Khalil Hajibin 29,784 13.20% Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino Mohammad Bhydir Sarapuddin 19,523 8.65% Independent (politician) Abdulajid Estino 14,347 6.36% Independent (politician) Jul-Amin Kasim 5,960 2.64% 225,620 100.00% |- Tawi-Tawi (Lone District) 2016 Tawi-Tawi Lone District Regional Assemblymen election National Unity Party (Philippines) Romel Matba 67,488 20.22% Liberal Party (Philippines) Rodolfo Bawasanta 55,858 16.74% National Unity Party (Philippines) Nur-Mahadil Ahaja 53,353 15.99% |- |colspan=5 bgcolor=black| National Unity Party (Philippines) Anuar Abubakar 52,375 15.69% Liberal Party (Philippines) Sulay Halipa 50,925 15.26% Independent (politician) Aquino Sajili 39,413 11.81% Liberal Party (Philippines) Almudzhal Salih 6,832 2.05% Independent (politician) Dhes Mangona 4,796 1.44% Independent (politician) Ustadz Hasanul 1,830 0.55% Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Alexander Sumulong 885 0.27% 333,756 100.00% |- Category:2016 elections in the Philippines 2013