1967 Makati local elections

1967 Makati mayoral election Makati seal until 1970s 80s.png 1971 Makati local elections 1971 1963 1963 Makati local elections Mayor 1967 11 14 28,413 Teotimo Gealogo Liberal Party (Philippines) Maximo Estrella 120x120px Amelito R. Mutuc Nacionalista Party Gines F. Soriano 120x120px 17,418 Jose D. Villena Independent 120x120px 177 Manuel Fuentes Independent 137 no presidential Liberal Party (Philippines) Maximo B. Estrella Maximo B. Estrella Liberal Party (Philippines) yes Vice mayoral election presidential 120x120px Teotimo Gealogo Liberal Party (Philippines) 23,150 120x120px Gines F. Soriano Nacionalista Party 21,329 Benilo Jose Independent 600 Vice Mayor Teotimo Gealogo Liberal Party (Philippines) Juan Patag Liberal Party (Philippines) yes Municipal Council election parliamentary no no 8 seats in the Makati Municipal Council 5 Liberal Party (Philippines) 7 seats 8 1 Nacionalista Party 0 seats 0 d Local elections was held in the Municipality of Makati on November 14, 1967, within the 1967 Philippine local elections, during the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos.The voters elected for the elective local posts in the town: the mayor, vice mayor, and the eight-member local municipal council. The municipality of Makati was then under the jurisdiction of the 1st congressional district of the Province of Rizal. The elections for the district representatives were held in 1965. Background Incumbent Makati mayor Maximo Estrella is running for his fourth term, having been first elected in 1955 and reelected in 1959 and 1963. Estrella is a staunch candidate of the Liberal Party. He selected incumbent councilor Teotimo Gealogo as his vice-mayoralty candidate. His challengers for mayor were former ambassador Amelito Mutuc of the Nacionalista Party, former mayor Jose D. Villena, and independent candidate Manuel Fuentes. At the time, Philippine politics was under the Two-party system, dominated by the Liberals and Nacionalistas. Actor Gines F. Soriano, popularly known as Nestor de Villa ran for vice mayor under Amelito Mutuc's Nacionalista Party lineup.[Title unknown] Manila Bulletin PNS Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation November 17, 1967 2 Makati, Rizal Teotimo Gealogo, [Maximo B.] Estrella's runningmate, also won over movie actor Nestor de Villa, [Amelito] Mutic's team mate. Candidates Liberal Party Name Party For Mayor Maximo B. Estrella Liberal Party (Philippines) For Vice MayorTimoteo Gealogo Liberal Party (Philippines) For CouncilorCesar C. Alzona Liberal Party (Philippines) Ignacio C. Babasa Liberal Party (Philippines) Pedro P. Ison Liberal Party (Philippines)Jose C. Luciano Liberal Party (Philippines) Bernardo P. Nonato Liberal Party (Philippines) Juan E. Tengco Liberal Party (Philippines) Justino Ventura Liberal Party (Philippines) Johnny S. Wilson Liberal Party (Philippines) Nacionalista Party Name Party For Mayor Amelito R. Mutuc Nacionalista PartyFor Vice MayorGines "Nestor de Villa" F. Soriano Nacionalista Party For CouncilorJose Alarilla Nacionalista PartyTomas A. Baluyut Nacionalista PartyBenjamin Bautista Nacionalista PartyOscar Calvento Nacionalista Party Amado de Vera Jr. Nacionalista Party Rafael C. Gaite Nacionalista Party Michael M. Joseph Nacionalista PartyFilomena Villamor Nacionalista Party Independent Name Party For Mayor Manuel Fuentes Independent Jose Daniel S. Villena Sr. Independent For Vice Mayor Benilo Jose Independent Results Mayor Incumbent mayor Maximo Estrella handily won for his fourth term, defeating former ambassador Amelito Mutuc, former Makati mayor Jose Villena, and independent candidate Manuel Fuentes.Mutuc vs. Commission on Elections GR L-28517 https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri1968/feb1968/gr_l-28517_1968.html The LawPhil Project February 21, 1968 July 8, 2026PNS N.P.'s and L.P.'s Take 4 Mayor's Spots Each Manila Bulletin Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation November 17, 1967 Makati, Rizal 1 Former Ambassador Amelito Mutuc and movie actor Nestor de Villa lost the mayoral and vice mayoral elections to reelectionist Maximo Estrella and his runningmate, Teotimo Gealogo. [...] The all-Liberal councilors include radio-TV personality Johnny Wilson. 1967 Makati mayoral election Maximo B. Estrella Liberal Party 28413 Amelito R. Mutuc Nacionalista Party 17418 Jose Daniel S. Villena Sr. Independent 177 Manuel Fuentes Independent 137 Liberal Party hold Philippine Commission on Elections Vice Mayor Councilor Teotimo Gealogo won against actor Nestor de Villa and independent candidate Benilo Jose. 1967 Makati vice mayoral election Teotimo Gealogo Liberal Party 23150 Gines "Nestor de Villa" F. Soriano Nacionalista Party 21329 Benilo Jose Independent 600 Liberal Party hold Philippine Commission on Elections Rizal 1st District Representative Eddie Ilarde won as 1st congressional district representative against 4 other contenders, among them incumbent representative Rufino Antonio. The election for this position was held on November 9, 1965. This district holds jurisdiction over the Municipality of Makati. 1965 Rizal's 1st congressional district representative election Edgar "Eddie" U. Ilarde Independent 138683 Rufino D. Antonio Liberal Party 116811 Damaso S. Flores Nacionalista Party 91517 Amando B. Isip Nacionalista Party Independent 7394 Eliseo T. de Guzman Independent 187 Independent gain from Liberal Philippine Commission on Elections Municipal Council All eight winning candidates came from the Liberal Party. Municipal Council election at Makati's lone district Liberal Party (Philippines) Jose C. Luciano 25,938 Liberal Party (Philippines) Justino Ventura 25,301 Liberal Party (Philippines) Johnny S. Wilson 24,609 Liberal Party (Philippines) Pedro P. Ison 24,328 Liberal Party (Philippines) Bernardo P. Nonato 21,993 Liberal Party (Philippines) Ignacio C. Babasa 20,156 Liberal Party (Philippines) Juan E. Tengco 19,912 Liberal Party (Philippines) Cesar C. Alzona 18,190 |-bgcolor=black |colspan=5| Nacionalista Party Michael M. Joseph 17,969 Nacionalista Party Tomas A. Baluyut 16,847 Nacionalista Party Jose Alarilla 15,932 Nacionalista Party Rafael C. Gaite 14,781 Nacionalista Party Amado C. de Vera Jr 13,694 Nacionalista Party Oscar Calvento 12,583 Nacionalista Party Benjamin Bautista 11,427 Nacionalista Party Filomena Villamor 9,865 Aftermath Mayor Maximo Estrella was later suspended on June 20, 1969, after the Supreme Court granted Councilor Jose Luciano's petition to suspend Estrella, Vice Mayor Teotimo Gealogo, and councilors Justino Ventura, Pedro Ison, Ignacio Babasa and Bernardo Nonato. The case stemmed from the criminal information therefore substantially charged that, on or about July 26, 1967, Mayor Estrella and his co-accused, conspiring and confederating together, unlawfully entered into a contract with JEF Enterprises for delivery and installation of 59 traffic deflectors valued at 1,426.50 1967 yes each, 34 units thereof having been delivered, installed and paid for in the total amount of 48,841.00 1967, less 10% which was retained, such contract being manifestly and grossly disadvantageous to the municipal government of Makati and to the latter's prejudice.Luciano vs. Provincial Governor of Rizal GR L-30306 https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri1969/jun1969/gr_l-30306_1969.html The LawPhil Project June 20, 1969 July 8, 2026 Estrella was succeeded as mayor by Luciano, who assumed the position for being the top-voted councilor in the 1967 elections because Vice Mayor Gealogo was also suspended. 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