1992 Philippine House of Representatives elections

16th Philippine House of Representatives elections 1992 Philippine House of Representatives elections Philippines 1986 no yes 1987 1995 200 (of the 216) seats in the House of Representatives of the Philippines May 11, 1992 101 Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino 33.73 0 86 Lakas–NUCD 21.20 0 41 Nationalist People's Coalition 18.66 0 30 Koalisyong Pambansa 8.82 0 11 Nacionalista Party 3.92 4 7 Kilusang Bagong Lipunan 2.35 11 3 Coalitions/others 6.28 55 16 Independent 5.04 23 6 Speaker Ramon Mitra Jr. Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino Jose de Venecia Jr. Lakas-NUCD Elections for the House of Representatives of the Philippines were held on May 11, 1992. Held on the same day as the presidential election since incumbent president Corazon Aquino did not contest the election, the Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) served as the de facto administration party; just as all House of Representative elections, the perceived party of the president won majority of the seats in the House of Representatives. However, Fidel V. Ramos of Lakas–NUCD won the presidential election; this caused most of the newly elected congressmen to abandon the LDP for Lakas.An abnormal return to normality Manuel III Quezon Manuel Quezon III http://pcij.org/stories/an-abnormal-return-to-normality/ PCIJ.org 2007-06-06 2010-12-06 https://web.archive.org/web/20101129022315/http://pcij.org/stories/an-abnormal-return-to-normality/ 2010-11-29 dead The elected representatives served in the 9th Congress from 1992 to 1995. Electoral system The House of Representatives shall have not more than 250 members, unless otherwise fixed by law, of which 20% shall be elected via the party-list system, while the rest are elected via congressional districts. In lieu of an enabling law in regards to the party-list system, sectoral representatives shall continued to be appointed by the president just like previously in the Batasang Pambansa for the first three congresses from the enactment of the constitution, which includes this congress. In this election, there are 200 seats voted via first-past-the-post in single-member districts. Each province, and a city with a population of 250,000, is guaranteed a seat, with more populous provinces and cities divided into two or more districts. Congress has the power of redistricting three years after each census. Redistricting Congress passed no redistricting bills for this election. Retiring incumbents Agusan del Sur: Democrito Plaza (LDP), ran for governor of Agusan del Sur Basilan: Alvin Dans (Koalisyong Pambansa), ran for governor of Basilan Bataan–2nd: Tet Garcia (NPC), ran for governor of Bataan Batangas–4th: Jose Calingasan (Lakas) Bohol–2nd: David Tirol (NPC), ran for governor of Bohol Bulacan–2nd: Vicente Rivera Jr. (NPC), ran for the senator Cagayan de Oro: Benedicta Roa (LDP) Caloocan–2nd: Gerardo P. Cabochan (Koalisyong Pambansa) Camarines Sur–2nd: Raul Roco (LDP), ran for the senator Camarines Sur–3rd: Eduardo Pilapil (Lakas), ran for the senator Capiz–2nd: Cornelio Villareal (Koalisyong Pambansa) Cavite–1st: Leonardo Guerrero (LDP) Cavite–3rd: Jorge Nuñez (LDP) Cebu–6th: Vicente dela Serna (LDP), ran for governor of Cebu Cotabato–1st: Rodrigo Gutang (LDP), ran for the senator Davao City–1st: Prospero Nograles (LDP), ran for mayor of Davao City Davao del Norte–1st: Lorenzo Sarmiento (LDP) Ilocos Norte–2nd: Mariano Nalupta Jr. (Independent), ran for vice governor of Ilocos Norte Ilocos Sur–1st: Chavit Singson (LDP), ran for governor of Ilocos Sur Iloilo–4th: Narciso Monfort (LDP), ran for the senator Isabela–2nd: Simplicio Domingo Jr. (Lakas/LDP/NPC), ran for member of the Isabela Provincial Board Laguna–1st: Nereo Joaquin (NPC), ran for governor of Laguna Las Piñas–Muntinlupa: Filemon Aguilar (Independent) Makati: Maria Consuelo Puyat-Reyes (LDP) Manila–6th: Pablo Ocampo (NPC) Marikina: Democlito Angeles (Koalisyong Pambansa) Negros Occidental–1st: Salvador Laguda (LDP), ran for vice governor of Negros Occidental Nueva Ecija–1st: Eduardo Nonato Joson (Balane) Nueva Vizcaya: Carlos Padilla (LDP), ran for the senator Oriental Mindoro–1st: Rodolfo Valencia (Koalisyong Pambansa), ran for governor of Oriental Mindoro Palawan–2nd: Ramon Mitra Jr. (LDP), ran for president of the Philippines Pangasinan–5th: Conrado Estrella Jr. (NPC/Nacionalista/KBL), ran for governor of Pangasinan Parañaque: Freddie Webb (LDP), ran for the senator Pasay: Lorna Verano Yap (Koalisyong Pambansa), ran for the senator Quezon City–3rd: Nikki Coseteng (NPC), ran for the senator Quezon City–4th: Mel Mathay (LDP), ran for mayor of Quezon City Quezon–3rd: Bienvenido Marquez Jr. (NPC), ran for governor of Quezon Quezon–4th: Oscar Santos (Koalisyong Pambansa), ran for governor of Quezon Rizal–1st: Francisco Sumulong (Lakas), ran for the senator South Cotabato–1st: Adelbert Antonino (LDP) South Cotabato–2nd: Hilario de Pedro III (LDP), ran for governor of South Cotabato Sulu–1st: Abdusakur Mahail Tan (Lakas), ran for governor of Sulu Surigao del Norte–2nd: Constantino Navarro (KBL) Zamboanga del Sur–1st: Isidoro Real Jr. (Lakas), ran for governor of Zamboanga del Sur Vacancies Albay–3rd: Elfren Sarte (Liberal) died on July 22, 1988. Batanes: Florencio Abad (Liberal) resigned upon being appointed as secretary of Agrarian Reform on December 12, 1989. Bulacan–4th: Rogaciano Mercado (LDP) died on November 13, 1989. Cagayan–3rd: Tito Dupaya (LDP) died on April 1, 1989. Catanduanes: Moises Tapia (Independent) died on November 15, 1987. Davao City–3rd: Luis Santos (Lakas ng Bansa) resigned on October 27, 1987, upon being appointed as secretary of Local Government. Lanao del Norte–2nd: Abdullah Dimaporo (Nacionalista) resigned on December 12, 1989, to run for governor of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. Lanao del Sur–1st: Omar Dianalan (PDP–Laban) died on April 30, 1990. Masbate–3rd: Moises Espinosa (Independent) was assassinated on March 17, 1989. Nueva Ecija–4th: Nicanor de Guzman Jr. (LDP) resigned on August 7, 1990. Pangasinan–1st: Oscar Orbos of (LDP) resigned on January 1, 1990, upon being appointed as secretary of Transportation and Communications. Quezon–2nd: Mario Tagarao (LDP) died on April 23, 1990. Results Results of the 1992 Philippine House of Representatives elections Vote share #ddd 600px 410px LDP Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino 33.73 Lakas Lakas-NUCD 21.20 NPC Nationalist People's Coalition 18.66 LP-PDP yellow 8.82 Others gray 17.59 District seats #ddd 600px 410px LDP Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino 43.00 Lakas Lakas-NUCD 20.50 NPC Nationalist People's Coalition 15.00 LP-PDP yellow 5.50 Others gray 16.00 Summary by district Congressional districtIncumbentIncumbent's partyWinnerWinner's partyAbraRudolfo Bernardez 1NPCJeremias Zapata 1LakasAgusan del Norte–1stCharito Plaza 1LDPCharito Plaza 1LDPAgusan del Norte–2ndEdelmiro AmanteLakasEdelmiro AmanteLakasAgusan del SurDemocrito PlazaLDPCeferino Paredes Jr. 1 Paredes, Ceferino Jr.NPC/PagtinabangayAklanRamon Legaspi 1NPCAllen Quimpo 1LDPAlbay–1stEdcel LagmanLDPEdcel LagmanLDPAlbay–2ndCarlos R. ImperialNPCCarlos R. ImperialNPCAlbay–3rdVacantAl Francis BicharaNPCAntiqueExequiel JavierLakasExequiel JavierLakasAuroraBenedicto Miran 1LDPBenedicto Miran 1LDPBacolodRomeo Guanzon 1LDPRomeo Guanzon 1LDPBaguioHonorato Aquino 1LDPBernardo VergaraNPCBasilanAlvin Dans 1LP–PDPElnorita TugungLakasBataan–1stFelicito PayumoLP–PDPFelicito PayumoLP–PDPBataan–2ndTet GarciaNPCDominador Venegas 1NPCBatanesVacantEnrique Lizardo 1LDPBatangas–1stConrado Apacible 1LDPEduardo ErmitaLakasBatangas–2ndHernando PerezLDPHernando PerezLDPBatangas–3rdMilagros Trinidad 1NacionalistaMilagros Trinidad 1NacionalistaBatangas–4thJose CalingasanLakasRalph RectoNacionalistaBenguetSamuel DangwaLDPSamuel DangwaLDPBohol–1stVenice Agana 1LakasVenice Agana 1LakasBohol–2ndDavid Tirol 1NPCErico AumentadoNacionalista/NPCBohol–3rdIsidro Zarraga 1LDPIsidro Zarraga 1LDPBukidnon–1stSocorro AcostaLP–PDPSocorro AcostaLP–PDPBukidnon–2ndVioleta Labaria 1LDPReginaldo Tilanduca 1NPCBukidnon–3rdJose Maria Zubiri Jr. Zubiri, Jose Maria Jr.NPCJose Maria Zubiri Jr. Zubiri, Jose Maria Jr.NPCBulacan–1stFrancisco Aniag Jr. 1 Aniag, Francisco Jr.LDPTeodulo Natividad 1LakasBulacan–2ndVicente Rivera Jr. 1 Rivera, Vicente Jr.NPCPedro PanchoNPCBulacan–3rdJose Cabochan 1LakasRicardo SilverioLDPBulacan–4thVacantAngelito SarmientoLakasCagayan–1stDomingo Tuzon 1LakasJuan Ponce EnrileNacionalistaCagayan–2ndLeoncio Puzon 1LDPEdgar Lara 1NPCCagayan–3rdVacantFrancisco Mamba 1LakasCagayan de OroBenedicta Roa 1LDPErasmo Damasing 1LP–PDPCaloocan–1stRomeo Santos 1LDPAurora Henson 1Liping Kalookan/IndependentCaloocan–2ndGerardo P. CabochanLP–PDPLuis Asistio 1IndependentCamarines NorteRenato Unico 1LDPEmmanuel Pimentel 1NPCCamarines Sur–1stRolando Andaya 1LakasRolando Andaya 1LakasCamarines Sur–2ndRaul RocoLDPCelso Baguio 1PMPCamarines Sur–3rdEduardo Pilapil 1LakasArnulfo FuentebellaNacionalista/NPCCamarines Sur–4thCiriaco Alfelor 1LP–PDPCiriaco Alfelor 1LP–PDPCamiguinPedro RomualdoLDPPedro RomualdoLDPCapiz–1stGerardo Roxas Jr. Roxas, Gerardo Jr.LP–PDP/Lakas/NacionalistaGerardo Roxas Jr. Roxas, Gerardo Jr.Koalisyong Pambansa/Lakas/NacionalistaCapiz–2ndCornelio VillarealLP–PDPVicente Andaya Jr. 1 Andaya, Vicente Jr.Lakas/Koalisyong PambansaCatanduanesVacantLeandro Verceles Jr. Verceles, Leandro Jr.LakasCavite–1stLeonardo Guerrero 1LDPDominador Nazareno Jr. 1 Nazareno, Dominador Jr.NPCCavite–2ndRenato Dragon 1LDP/MagdaloRenato Dragon 1LDP/MagdaloCavite–3rdJorge Nuñez 1LDPTelesforo Unas 1LDP/MagdaloCebu–1stAntonio Bacaltos 1LakasEduardo GullasNPCCebu–2ndCrisologo AbinesLDPCrisologo AbinesLDPCebu–3rdPablo P. GarciaLakasPablo P. GarciaLakasCebu–4thCelestino Martinez Jr. 1 Martinez, Celestino Jr.LDPCelestino Martinez Jr. 1 Martinez, Celestino Jr.LDPCebu–5thRamon Durano IIILDPRamon Durano III Durano, Ramon IIILDPCebu–6thVicente dela SernaLDPNerissa Soon-RuizNPCCebu City–1stRaul del MarPanaghiusaRaul del MarPanaghiusaCebu City–2ndAntonio CuencoLDPAntonio CuencoLDPCotabato–1stRodrigo Gutang 1LDPAnthony Dequiña 1NPC/Nacionalista/GADCotabato–2ndGregorio Andolana 1LDPGregorio Andolana 1LDPDavao City–1stProspero NogralesLDPJesus DurezaNPCDavao City–2ndCornelio Maskariño 1LP–PDPManuel Garcia 1NPCDavao City–3rdVacantElias Lopez 1NPCDavao del Norte–1stLorenzo Sarmiento 1LDPRogelio Sarmiento 1LDPDavao del Norte–2ndBaltazar Sator 1LDPBaltazar Sator 1LDPDavao del Norte–3rdRodolfo del Rosario 1LDPRodolfo del Rosario 1LDPDavao del Sur–1stJuanito Camasura Jr. 1 Camasura Jr., JuanitoNPCAlejandro AlmendrasLakasDavao del Sur–2ndBenjamin Bautista Sr. 1NPC/Nacionalista/KBLBenjamin Bautista Sr. 1 Bautista, Benjamin Sr.NPC/Nacionalista/KBLDavao Oriental–1stEnrico Dayanghirang 1LP–PDPMaria Elena Palma-Gil 1LDPDavao Oriental–2ndThelma Almario 1LDPThelma Almario 1LDPEastern SamarJose Ramirez 1LakasJose Ramirez 1LakasIfugaoGualberto Lumauig 1LakasBenjamin Cappleman 1LDPIlocos Norte–1stRoque Ablan Jr. Ablan, Roque Jr.KBLRoque Ablan Jr. Ablan, Roque Jr.KBLIlocos Norte–2ndMariano Nalupta Jr. Nalupta, Mariano Jr.IndependentBongbong MarcosKBLIlocos Sur–1stChavit SingsonLDPMariano Tajon 1LDPIlocos Sur–2ndEric SingsonLDPEric SingsonLDPIloilo–1stOscar Garin 1LakasOscar Garin 1LakasIloilo–2ndAlberto Lopez 1LakasAlberto Lopez 1LakasIloilo–3rdLicurgo Tirador 1LakasLicurgo Tirador 1LakasIloilo–4thNarciso Monfort 1LDPNicetas Panes 1LDPIloilo–5thNiel Tupas Sr.LP–PDPNiel Tupas Sr.LP–PDPIloilo CityRafael Lopez Vito 1LakasRafael Lopez Vito 1LakasIsabela–1stRodolfo Albano Jr. 1 Albano, Rodolfo Jr.NPCRodolfo Albano Jr. 1 Albano, Rodolfo Jr.NPCIsabela–2ndSimplicio Domingo Jr. 1 Domingo, Simplicio Jr.Lakas/LDP/NPCFaustino Dy Jr. 1 Dy, Faustino Jr.Lakas/LDP/NPCIsabela–3rdSantiago Respicio 1Lakas/LDP/NPCSantiago Respicio 1Lakas/LDP/NPCIsabela–4thAntonio Abaya 1NPC/KBL/NacionalistaAntonio Abaya 1NPC/KBL/NacionalistaKalinga-ApayaoWilliam Claver 1LakasElias Bulut 1LDPLa Union–1stVictor Ortega 1NPCVictor Ortega 1NPCLa Union–2ndJose AspirasNPCJose AspirasNPCLaguna–1stNereo Joaquin 1NPCRoy Almoro 1LDPLaguna–2ndJun ChipecoNPCRodolfo Tingzon 1LDPLaguna–3rdFlorante Aquino 1LDPFlorante Aquino 1LDPLaguna–4thMagdaleno Palacol 1LDPMagdaleno Palacol 1LDPLanao del Norte–1stMariano Badelles 1LDPMariano Badelles 1LDPLanao del Norte–2ndVacantMacabangkit Lanto 1LakasLanao del Sur–1stVacantMamintal Adiong Sr. Adiong, Mamintal Sr.LakasLanao del Sur–2ndMohammad Ali DimaporoKBLMohammad Ali DimaporoKBLLas Piñas–MuntinlupaFilemon Aguilar 1IndependentManny VillarIndependentLeyte–1stCirilo Roy Montejo 1LDPCirilo Roy Montejo 1LDPLeyte–2ndManuel Horca Jr. 1 Horca, Manuel Jr.LDPSergio ApostolKBLLeyte–3rdAlberto Veloso 1LDPAlberto Veloso 1LDPLeyte–4thCarmelo Locsin 1LakasCarmelo Locsin 1LakasLeyte–5thEriberto LoretoLDPEriberto LoretoLDPMaguindanao–1stMichael MasturaLDPMichael MasturaLDPMaguindanao–2ndGuimid Matalam 1Lakas/UMDPSimeon DatumanongLDP/NacionalistaMakatiMaria Consuelo Puyat-ReyesLDPJoker ArroyoIndependentMalabon–NavotasTessie Aquino-OretaLDPTessie Aquino-OretaLDPManila–1stMartin Isidro 1LDPMartin Isidro 1LDPManila–2ndJaime Lopez 1LakasJaime Lopez 1LakasManila–3rdLeonardo Fugoso 1LP–PDPLeonardo Fugoso 1LP–PDPManila–4thRamon Bagatsing Jr. Bagatsing, Ramon Jr.LDPRamon Bagatsing Jr. Bagatsing, Ramon Jr.LDPManila–5thAmado BagatsingLDPAmado BagatsingLDPManila–6thPablo Ocampo 1NPCRosenda Ann Ocampo 1NPCMarikinaDemoclito AngelesLP–PDPRomeo CandazoLDPMarinduqueCarmencita ReyesLDPCarmencita ReyesLDPMasbate–1stTito EspinosaLDPTito EspinosaLDPMasbate–2ndLuz Cleta Bakunawa 1LDPLuz Cleta Bakunawa 1LDPMasbate–3rdVacantAntonio Kho Antonio Kho (politician)LakasMisamis Occidental–1stJulio Ozamiz 1LDPPercival Catane 1NPCMisamis Occidental–2ndHilarion Ramiro Jr. 1 Ramiro, Hilarion Jr.LakasHilarion Ramiro Jr. 1 Ramiro, Hilarion Jr.LakasMisamis Oriental–1stIsacio Pelaez 1LP–PDPHomobono Cesar 1LDPMisamis Oriental–2ndVictorico ChavesLDPVictorico ChavesLDPMountain ProvinceVictor DominguezLakasVictor DominguezLakasNegros Occidental–1stSalvador Laguda 1LDPTranquilino Carmona 1NPCNegros Occidental–2ndManuel Puey 1LP–PDPManuel Puey 1LP–PDPNegros Occidental–3rdJose Carlos Lacson 1LDPJose Carlos Lacson 1LDPNegros Occidental–4thEdward Matti 1NPCEdward Matti 1NPCNegros Occidental–5thMariano Yulo 1NPCMariano Yulo 1NPCNegros Occidental–6thHortensia Starke 1LakasHortensia Starke 1LakasNegros Oriental–1stJerome Paras 1LakasJerome Paras 1LakasNegros Oriental–2ndMiguel Romero 1LDPMiguel Romero 1LDPNegros Oriental–3rdMargarito TevesLDPMargarito TevesLDPNorthern Samar–1stRaul DazaLP–PDPRaul DazaLP–PDPNorthern Samar–2ndJose Ong Jr. Ong, Jose Jr.LakasWilmar Lucero 1LP–PDPNueva Ecija–1stEduardo Nonato JosonBALANERenato DiazLakasNueva Ecija–2ndSimeon Garcia Jr. 1 Garcia, Simeon Jr.LDPEleuterio Violago 1NPC/BALANENueva Ecija–3rdHermogenes Concepcion Jr. Concepcion, Hermogenes Jr.LDPPacifico Fajardo 1NPC/BALANENueva Ecija–4thVacantVictorio Lorenzo 1LDPNueva VizcayaCarlos Padilla politicianLDPLeonardo B. PerezNPCOccidental MindoroMario Gene MendiolaNPCJose T. VillarosaLDPOriental Mindoro–1stRodolfo Valencia 1LP–PDPRenato Leviste 1NacionalistaOriental Mindoro–2ndJesus Punzalan 1LDPJesus Punzalan 1LDPPalawan–1stDavid Ponce de Leon 1LDPDavid Ponce de Leon 1LDPPalawan–2ndRamon Mitra Jr. Mitra, Ramon Jr.LDPAlfredo Amor Abueg Jr. 1 Abueg, Alfredo Amor Jr.LDPPampanga–1stCarmelo Lazatin Sr. Lazatin, Carmelo Sr.LDPCarmelo Lazatin Sr. Lazatin, Carmelo Sr.LDPPampanga–2ndEmigdio LingadLDPEmigdio LingadLDPPampanga–3rdOscar Samson RodriguezLDPAndrea Domingo Andrea D. DomingoLakasPampanga–4thEmigdio Bondoc 1NacionalistaEmigdio Bondoc 1NacionalistaPangasinan–1stVacantOscar OrbosIndependentPangasinan–2ndAntonio Bengson III 1LDPChris Mendoza 1LakasPangasinan–3rdFabian Sison 1LDPEric Galo Acuña 1NPC/KBLPangasinan–4thJose de Venecia Jr. de Venecia, Jose Jr.LakasJose de Venecia Jr. de Venecia, Jose Jr.LakasPangasinan–5thConrado Estrella Jr. 1 Estrella, Conrado Jr.NPC/Nacionalista/KBLAmadeo Perez Jr. 1 Perez, Amadeo Jr.LDPPangasinan–6thConrado Estrella III Estrella, Conrado IIINPC/KBL/GADConrado Estrella III Estrella, Conrado IIINPC/KBL/GADParañaqueFreddie WebbLDPRoilo GolezLDPPasayLorna Verano Yap 1LP–PDPJovito ClaudioLDPPasigRufino Javier 1NPCRufino Javier 1NPCQuezon–1stWilfrido Enverga 1LDPWilfrido Enverga 1LDPQuezon–2ndVacantMarcial Punzalan Jr. 1 Punzalan, Marcial Jr.LDPQuezon–3rdBienvenido Marquez Jr. 1 Marquez, Bienvenido Jr.NPCDanilo SuarezNPCQuezon–4thOscar Santos 1LP–PDPManolet Lavides 1LDPQuezon City–1stRenato Yap 1LDPRenato Yap 1LDPQuezon City–2ndAntonio Aquino 1IndependentDante Liban 1LDPQuezon City–3rdNikki CosetengNPCDennis RoldanLDPQuezon City–4thMel MathayLDPFeliciano Belmonte Jr. Belmonte, Feliciano Jr.IndependentQuirinoJunie Cua 1LDPJunie Cua 1LDPRizal–1stFrancisco SumulongLakasManuel Sanchez 1LP–PDPRizal–2ndEmigdio Tanjuatco Jr. 1 Tanjuatco, Emigdio Jr.LDPEmigdio Tanjuatco Jr. 1 Tanjuatco, Emigdio Jr.LDPRomblonNatalio Beltran Jr. 1 Beltran, Natalio Jr.LDPEleandro Jesus MadronaLakasSamar–1stJose RoñoNacionalistaRodolfo Tuazon 1LDPSamar–2ndVenancio Garduce 1LDPCatalino Figueroa 1LP–PDPSan Juan–MandaluyongRonaldo ZamoraLDPRonaldo ZamoraLDPSiquijorOrlando Fua 1LDPOrlando Fua 1LDPSorsogon–1stSalvador EscuderoNPCSalvador EscuderoNPCSorsogon–2ndBonifacio GillegoLakasBonifacio GillegoLakasSouth Cotabato–1stAdelbert Antonino 1LDPLuwalhati AntoninoLDPSouth Cotabato–2ndHilario de Pedro III 1 de Pedro, Hilario IIILDPDaisy Avance FuentesKoalisyong Pambansa/NPCSouth Cotabato–3rdJames Chiongbian 1LDPJames Chiongbian 1LDPSouthern LeyteRosette Lerias 1KBL/NPCRoger MercadoLDPSultan KudaratEstanislao Valdez 1LDPEstanislao Valdez 1LDPSulu–1stAbdusakur Mahail TanLakasBensaudi Tulawie 1LakasSulu–2ndArden Anni 1LakasAsani Tammang 1LDPSurigao del Norte–1stGlenda Ecleo 1LDPGlenda EcleoLDPSurigao del Norte–2ndConstantino Navarro 1KBLRobert BarbersNacionalistaSurigao del Sur–1stMario Ty 1LDPMario Ty 1LDPSurigao del Sur–2ndErnesto Estrella 1LDPErnesto Estrella 1LDPTaguig–PaterosDante TiñgaLDPDante TiñgaLDPTarlac–1stPeping CojuangcoLDPPeping CojuangcoLDPTarlac–2ndJose Yap 1LDPJose Yap 1LDPTarlac–3rdHerminio AquinoLDPHerminio AquinoLDPTawi-TawiRomulo EspaldonLakas/UMDPNur Jaafar 1LDPValenzuelaAntonio SerapioNPCAntonio SerapioNPCZambales–1stKatherine Gordon 1NPC/NacionalistaKatherine Gordon 1NPC/NacionalistaZambales–2ndPacita Gonzales 1LDP/NacionalistaAntonio Diaz Filipino politicianLakasZamboanga CityMaria Clara LobregatLDPMaria Clara LobregatLDPZamboanga del Norte–1stArtemio Adasa Jr. 1 Adasa, Artemio Jr.LakasArtemio Adasa Jr. 1 Adasa, Artemio Jr.LakasZamboanga del Norte–2ndErnesto Amatong 1LP–PDPErnesto Amatong 1LP–PDPZamboanga del Norte–3rdAngel Carloto 1LDPAngel Carloto 1LDPZamboanga del Sur–1stIsidoro Real Jr. 1 Real, Isidoro Jr.LakasAlejandro Urro 1LakasZamboanga del Sur–2ndAntonio CerillesNPCAntonio CerillesNPCZamboanga del Sur–3rdWilfredo Cainglet 1LDPBelma CabilaoLakas Defeated incumbents Abra: Rudolfo Bernardez (NPC) lost to Jeremias Zapata (Lakas) Aklan: Ramon Legaspi (NPC) lost to Allen Quimpo (LDP) Baguio: Honorato Aquino (LDP) lost to Bernardo Vergara (NPC) Batangas–1st: Conrado Apacible (LDP) lost to Eduardo Ermita (Lakas) Bukidnon–2nd: Violeta Labaria (LDP) lost to Reginaldo Tilanduca (NPC) Bulacan–1st: Francisco Aniag Jr. (LDP) lost to Teodulo Natividad (Lakas) Bulacan–3rd: Jose Cabochan (Lakas) lost to Ricardo Silverio (LDP) Cagayan–1st: Domingo Tuzon (Lakas) lost to Juan Ponce Enrile (Nacionalista) Cagayan–2nd: Leoncio Puzon (LDP) lost to Edgar Lara (NPC) Caloocan–1st: Romeo Santos (LDP) lost to Aurora Henson (Liping Kalookan/Independent) Camarines Norte: Renato Unico (LDP) lost to Emmanuel Pimentel (NPC) Cebu–1st: Antonio Bacaltos (Lakas) lost to Eduardo Gullas (NPC) Davao City–2nd: Cornelio Maskariño (Koalisyong Pambansa) lost to Manuel Garcia (NPC) Davao del Sur–2nd: Juanito Camasura Jr. (NPC) lost to Alejandro Almendras (Lakas) Davao Oriental–1st: Enrico Dayanghirang (Koalisyong Pambansa) lost to Maria Elena Palma Gil (LDP) Ifugao: Gualberto Lumawig (Lakas) lost to Benjamin Cappleman (LDP) Kalinga-Apayao: William Claver (Lakas) lost to Elias Bulut (LDP) Laguna–2nd: Jun Chipeco (NPC) lost to Rodolfo Tingzon (LDP) Leyte–2nd: Manuel Horca (LDP) lost to Sergio Apostol (KBL) Maguindanao–2nd: Guimid Matalam (Lakas/UMDP) lost to Simeon Datumanong (LDP/Nacionalista) Misamis Occidental–1st: Julio Ozamiz (LDP) lost to Percival Catane (NPC) Misamis Oriental–1st: Isacio Pelaez (Koalisyong Pambansa) lost to Homobono Cezar (LDP) Northern Samar–2nd: Jose Ong Jr. (Lakas) lost to Wilmar Lucero (Koalisyong Pambansa) Nueva Ecija–2nd: Simeon Garcia (LDP) lost to Eleuterio Violago (NPC/Balane) Nueva Ecija–3rd: Hermogenes Concepcion Jr. (LDP) ran in Nueva Ecija's 2nd district and lost to Eleuterio Violago (NPC/Balane) Occidental Mindoro: Mario Gene Mendiola (NPC) lost to Jose Villarosa (LDP) Pampanga–3rd: Oscar Samson Rodriguez (LDP) lost to Andrea D. Domingo (Lakas) Pangasinan–2nd: Antonio Bengson III (LDP) lost to Chris Mendoza (Lakas) Pangasinan–3rd: Fabian Sison (LDP) lost to Eric Galo Acuña (NPC/KBL) Quezon City–2nd: Antonio Aquino (Independent) lost to Dante Liban (LDP) Romblon: Natalio Beltran Jr. (LDP) lost to Eleandro Jesus Madrona (Lakas) Samar–1st: Jose Roño (Nacionalista) lost to Rodolfo Tuazon (LDP) Samar–2nd: Venancio Garduce (LDP) lost to Catalino Figueroa (Koalisyong Pambansa) Southern Leyte: Rosette Lerias (KBL/NPC) lost to Roger Mercado (LDP) Sulu–2nd: Arden Anni (Lakas) lost to Asani Tammang (LDP) Tawi-Tawi: Romulo Espaldon (Lakas/UMDP) lost to Nur Jaafar (LDP) Zambales–2nd: Pacita Gonzales (LDP/Nacionalista) lost to Antonio Diaz (Lakas) Zamboanga del Sur–3rd: Wilfredo Cainglet (LDP) lost to Belma Cabilao (Lakas) See also 9th Congress of the Philippines Rainbow Coalition (Philippines) 1992 Philippine Senate election References Bibliography The Presidents of the Senate of the Republic of the Philippines 2000 971-8832-24-6 Paras Corazon L. Pobre Cesar P. Philippine Legislature 100 Years 2000 971-92245-0-9 1992 Category:1992 elections in the Philippines