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2010 Naga, Camarines Sur, local elections
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15th Mayoral elections in the city of Naga, Camarines Sur
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Local elections were held in Naga City, Camarines Sur, on May 10, 2010, as part of the 2010 Philippine general election. Voters elected a mayor, vice mayor, ten members of the Naga City Council, and one member of the House of Representatives of the Philippines.
Background
2007 Philippine local elections 2010 Philippine general election
The 2010 Naga City local elections were notable for the Liberal Party's dominance in the city, continuing the political legacy established by former Mayor Jesse M. Robredo. The Liberals maintained control over the mayoralty, vice mayoralty, and the majority of the city council seats.
The Liberal's slate was led by then-incumbent Vice Mayor John G. Bongat, who sought to succeed Jesse Robredo as mayor. The opposition was represented by Atty. Adan Botor.
Mayoral election
In the mayoral race, John G. Bongat secured a decisive victory with 32,231 votes, accounting for 78% of the total votes cast. His closest opponent, Atty. Adan Botor, garnered 13,370 votes.
Candidates
Declared
John G. Bongat (Liberal), former city council member
Adan B. Botor (Nacionalista)
Sulpicio S. Roco Jr. (Aksyon), former congressman
Roderick C. Olea (Independent)
Luis A. Ortega (Independent)
Results
Source:Naga City Election 2010 Results
https://www.nagacitydeck.com/2010/05/naga-city-election-2010-results.html
Naga City Deck
2010-05-10
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John Bongat won majority by a wide margin.
2010 Naga, Camarines Sur, mayoral election
Liberal
John G. Bongat
32231
78.00
Nacionalista
Adan B. Botor
13370
Aksyon
Sulpicio S. Roco Jr.
Independent
Roderick C. Olea
Independent
Luis A. Ortega
Liberal hold
Commission on Elections
Vice mayoral election
Candidates
Declared
Gabriel Bordado (Liberal), incumbent vice mayor
David Casper Nathan Sergio (NPC)
Irineo F. Llorin Jr. (Independent)
Results
2010 Naga, Camarines Sur, vice mayoral election
Liberal
Gabriel Bordado
37238
NPC
Benjamin N. Lucena Jr.
14261
Independent
Irineo F. Llorin Jr.
Liberal hold
Commission on Elections
2010 Naga City Council election
Source:CAMARINES SUR MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS 2010 https://www.scribd.com/doc/27190165/CAMARINES-SUR-MUN Scribd 2025-05-25
The Naga City Council is composed of 12 councillors, 10 of whom are elected.
Overview
Liberal 293612 10 NPC 105315 0 Aksyon 23409 0 Lakas–Kampi 10494 0 Independent 14299 0 Ex officio seats 2
2010 Naga City Council election Cecilia De Asis Liberal 33064 #FFFFCC Nelson Legacion Liberal 31896 #FFFFCC Esteban Abonal Jr. Liberal 29420 #FFFFCC David Casper Nathan Sergio Liberal 27091 #FFFFCC Maria Elizabeth Lavadia Liberal 26848 #FFFFCC Ray-An Cydrick Rentoy Liberal 26579 #FFFFCC Jose Tuason Liberal 26052 #FFFFCC Salvador Del Castillo Liberal 25717 #FFFFCC Joaquin Perez Jr. Liberal 24279 #FFFFCC Raoul Rosales Liberal 21666 #FFFFCC Jessie Albeus NPC 14361 #D9EDF7 Francis Jake Fortaleza NPC 12430 #D9EDF7 Joel Morano Aksyon 12219 Francia Teresa Rivera NPC 11910 #D9EDF7 Victor Cabrera Aksyon 11190 Jose Peñas III NPC 9982 #D9EDF7 Josue Perez Sr. NPC 9694 #D9EDF7 Edwin Felipe Hidalgo NPC 9657 #D9EDF7 Rowena Decena NPC 9337 #D9EDF7 Ernesto Abragan NPC 8612 #D9EDF7 Marlon Nasol NPC 8288 #D9EDF7 Nelson Pelagio NPC 7655 #D9EDF7 Juan Decena Lakas–Kampi 6498 Jose Jacobo Sr. Independent 4352 Maria Lilia Aracosta Lakas–Kampi 3996 Rodolfo Bongapat Independent 3401 Paul Niño Aguilar Independent 3071 Roland Moreno Independent 2343 Domingo Cantillo Independent 1921 Charlemagne Seechung Independent 1147 Virginia Ida Tindugan Independent 1110 Felix Riva Independent 793 Commission on Elections
City Officials: 1945–2022 https://www2.naga.gov.ph/city-officials-1945-2022/ Naga City Government 2025-05-25 The list of past city officials includes the 11th Sangguniang Panlungsod (July 30, 2010 – June 30, 2013), which served during the 2010 Naga City local elections.
References
Category:2010 Philippine local elections
Category:Elections in Naga, Camarines Sur