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1st Bangsamoro Parliament
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Interim Parliament in the Philippines
August 2026
the 1st Parliament of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority 1st Bangsamoro Transition Authority Parliament
1st Bangsamoro Parliament Seal of the Bangsamoro Parliament.svg 75px Bangsamoro Parliament Philippines Bangsamoro Bangsamoro Parliament Building, BARMM Complex, Rosary Heights VII, Cotabato City October 30, 2026 – June 30, 2031 2nd Bangsamoro Transition Authority Parliament 80 Speaker Deputy speakers Floor leader
The 1st Bangsamoro Parliament will be the inaugural regular Bangsamoro Parliament, the legislature of the regional government of Bangsamoro. Its members were elected on September 14, 2026. It was preceded by the first and second interim parliaments of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) from 2019 to 2026.
With no party winning 41 seats outright, the first election resulted in a hung parliament. The Bangsamoro Federalist Party (BFP) and the United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP) were the main parties.Bangsamoro region facing hung parliament https://manilastandard.net/news/politics/314793059/bangsamoro-region-facing-hung-parliament.html 17 September 2026 Manila Standard Agence France Presse 15 September 2026 enManabat Johnson First task for Bangsamoro Parliament: Form a government https://www.abs-cbn.com/news/nation/2026/9/16/first-task-for-bangsamoro-parliament-form-a-government-1937 17 September 2026 ABS-CBN News 16 September 2026Macacua poised to stay at BARMM helm https://bworldonline.com/the-nation/2026/09/17/778317/macacua-poised-to-stay-at-barmm-helm/ 17 September 2026 BusinessWorld 17 September 2026 The BFP has claimed it had secured a majority of votes to elect a chief minister of its choosing.Gozum Iya BFP 'secured' majority to elect BARMM chief minister – spox https://www.rappler.com/philippines/elections/bfp-secured-majority-elect-barmm-chief-minister-spokesperson/ 1 October 2026 Rappler 30 September 2026 However the BARMM Grand Coalition clarified it has yet to enter a coalition agreement with any party.Fernandez Edwin BARMM Grand Coalition: No alliance with any party yet https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/2316857/barmm-grand-coalition-no-alliance-with-any-party-yet 8 October 2026 Philippine Daily Inquirer 4 October 2026 en
The elected members will assume office on October 30, 2026.Abas Aisah Cejudo John-Jeo BARMM’s first elected parliament proclaimed, to assume office Oct. 30 BARMM Official Website https://bangsamoro.gov.ph/news/latest-news/barmms-first-elected-parliament-proclaimed-to-assume-office-oct-30/ Bangsamoro Information Office 17 September 2026 16 September 2026 However they have already took their oath on October 3, 2026.Bangsamoro Parliament-elect members take oath https://tribune.net.ph/2026/10/04/bangsamoro-parliament-elect-members-take-oath 8 October 2026 Daily Tribune 4 October 2026 en-PH Incumbent and interim Chief Minister Abdulraof Macacua is expected to remain in his role.
Composition
300px Party/group At start Bangsamoro Federalist PartyIncludes the votes for Abdulraof Macacua, who ran in Maguindanao del Norte's 3rd district as an independent candidate. 31 United Bangsamoro Justice Party 30Includes six sectoral representative seats. BARMM Grand Coalition 8 Serbisyong Inklusibo–Alyansang Progresibobgc Member party of the BARMM Grand Coalition. 6 Al Ittihad–UKB Partybgc 1 Raayat Democratic Party 1 Progresibong Bangsamoro Party 1 Non-Moro Indigenous Peoples 2 Total 80
List of MPs
+ Province/City District Member Party or group Basilan 1st Rima Hassan 1 BFP 2nd Paisal Sali 1 UBJP 3rd Abrar Hataman 1 BFP 4th Jay Hataman Salliman 1 BFP Cotabato City 1st Sheriff Abas UBJP 2nd Naguib Sinarimbo BFP 3rd Tomanda Antok 1 BFP Lanao del Sur 1st Pala Gandamra 1 SIAP 2nd Hamza Gauraki 1 UBJP 3rd Rauf Adiong 1 SIAP 4th Lampa Pandi 1 UBJP 5th Arimao Asum 1 SIAP 6th Hosni Macapodi 1 SIAP 7th Rayyan Mindalano 1 SIAP 8th Arrie Balindong 1 UBJP 9th Rashdi Adiong 1 SIAP Maguindanao del Norte 1st Prince Khalid Tomawis 1 BFP 2nd Ibrahim Ibay 1 BFP 3rd Abdulraof Macacua BFP 4th Abdulnasser Abas 1 UBJP 5th Ishak Mastura 1 BFP Maguindanao del Sur 1st Tawakal Midtimbang 1 UBJP 2nd Sajid Andre Ampatuan 1 BFP 3rd Ali Sangki 1 Al Ittihad–UKB 4th DJ Parok Mangudadatu 1 BFP 5th Rafsanjani Ali 1 BFP Special Geographic Area 1st Mansor Ebrahim 1 UBJP 2nd Elaysa Enalang 1 UBJP Tawi-Tawi 1st Julbert Que 1 BFP 2nd Hadjimar Matba 1 PBP 3rd Tina Matolo 1 BFP 4th Nur-Mahadil Ahaja 1 BFPProportional representation Suwaib Oranon 1 BFP Abdulwahid Halil 1 BFP Akmad Brahim 1 BFP Dan Asnawie 1 BFP Abunawas Maslamama 1 BFP Johari Abu 1 BFP Camid Gandamra Jr. 1 Gandamra, Camid Jr. BFP Karwin Hamjani 1 BFP Kitem Kadatuan Jr. 1 Kadatuan, Kitem Jr. BFP Michael Midtimbang 1 BFP Suraija Reina Hataman 1 BFP Ma-arouph Candao 1 BFP Alindatu Pagayao 1 BFP Zulfikar-Ali Bayam 1 BFP Jaafar Apollo Mikhail Matalam 1 BFP Junalyn Sumlay 1 BFP Murad Ebrahim UBJP Mohagher Iqbal UBJP Ali Solaiman UBJP Eduard Guerra UBJP Ibrahim Ali 1 UBJP Said Salendab 1 UBJP Mohammad Yacob UBJP Amir Balindong 1 UBJP John Anthony Lim 1 UBJP Haber Asarul 1 UBJP Sha Elijah Dumama-Alba UBJP Nordjiana Dipatuan-Ducol 1 UBJP Raissa Jajurie UBJP Said Shiek 1 UBJP Ali Salik 1 UBJP Mamintal Adiong III 1 Adiong Mamintal III BGC Amer Zaakaria Rakim 1 BGC Abdulrahman Mangudadatu 1 BGC Datu Bimbo Sinsuat 1 BGC Hanie Bud 1 BGC Abdel Razi Amin 1 BGC Sittie Aisah Pansar 1 BGC Amil Bahar Mawallil 1 BGC Jose Lorena 1 Raayat Settler communities Yul Adelfo Olaya 1 UBJP Mary Ann Arnado 1 UBJP Traditional leaders Marjanie Macasalong 1 UBJP Ulama Muhammad Nadzir Ebil 1 UBJP Women Aida Silongan UBJP Youth Sulfry Abbas 1 UBJP Non-Moro Indigenous Peoples Leticio Datuwata 1Lambiangan people Joe Ganna Jover 1 Teduray people
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References
Category:Sessions of the Bangsamoro Parliament
Category:2026 Bangsamoro Parliament election