2016 Laguna local elections

Philippine election November 2021 2016 Laguna gubernatorial election PH-LAG Flag.svg presidential no 2013 Laguna local elections 2013 2019 Laguna local elections 2019 May 9, 2016 yes Gubernatorial election presidential Ramil Hernandez 2019 (cropped).jpg 120 120 150 0 0 Ramil Hernandez Nacionalista Party Katherine Agapay 607,347 51.12 Jorge Antonio "Jerico" Ejercito(withdrew) Partido Galing at Puso Angelica Jones Alarva 337,627 28.42 Governor E.R. Ejercito.jpg 107 107 150 0 0 ER Ejercito United Nationalist Alliance Christian Lajara 233,901 19.69 yes Vice gubernatorial election presidential Katherine Agapay (cropped).jpg 120 120 150 0 0 Katherine Agapay Nacionalista Party 482,481 45.56 Christian Niño Lajara United Nationalist Alliance 340,906 32.19 Angelica Jones–Alarva Liberal Party (Philippines) 208,866 19.72 Governor Ramil Hernandez Ramil Hernandez Nacionalista Party Nacionalista Party Local elections were held in Laguna on May 9, 2016, as part of the 2016 general election. Voters will select candidates for all local positions: a town mayor, vice mayor and town councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the vice-governor, governor and representatives for the four districts of Laguna, including the newly created Biñan lone district. Incumbent Governor Ramil Hernandez is running for his first full three-year term as governor. Hernandez assumed the governorship in 2014 after the Commission on Elections disqualifies ER Ejercito for campaign overspending in the 2013 elections. Ejercito is seeking to regain his post. Hernandez's running mate is Vice Governor Katherine Agapay while Niño Lajara is Ejercito's running mate. Background Incumbent governor Ramil Hernandez, who was the vice governor at that time, assumed office on May 27, 2014. This after the Commission on Elections disqualified incumbent Governor ER Ejercito, also known as Jorge Estregan, due to campaign overspending during the 2013 elections. When Ejercito was about to step down upon the advice of his uncle, former Philippine President and incumbent Mayor of Manila Joseph Estrada, he declared a statement: I Governor Jorge "ER" Ejecito Estregan, will be your governor, now and forever. Wait for the return of the eagle. This clearly states his intention to run in 2016. Ejercito is running under the United Nationalist Alliance to reclaim the governorship of the province. His running mate is Christian Niño Lajara, son of former Calamba Mayor Severino Lajara.Cinco Maricar Ousted Laguna governor Ejercito files CoC https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/730155/ousted-laguna-governor-ejercito-files-coc November 22, 2021 INQUIRER.net October 12, 2015 Under the Nacionalista Party, Hernandez will run for his first full three-year term as governor of the province, with Vice Governor Katherine Agapay as his running mate. Agapay, being the senior board member, assumed as vice governor upon the assumption of Hernandez as governor. Agarao's Party On October 2, 2015, on the LP Provincial convention in Santa Cruz, Laguna, and birthday party of Representative Benjie Agarao, which attended by presidential candidate Mar Roxas and senatorial candidate Francis Tolentino, which become controversial that Tolentino sent girl group Play Girls for a dance show, which was criticized by netizens due to obscene performance.Andolong Ina Liberal Party investigating controversial dance number https://cnnphilippines.com/news/2015/10/03/liberal-party-playgirls-benjie-agarao-francis-tolentino.html November 22, 2021 CNN Philippines October 3, 2015 November 22, 2021 https://web.archive.org/web/20211122081146/https://cnnphilippines.com/news/2015/10/03/liberal-party-playgirls-benjie-agarao-francis-tolentino.html dead Coalition dispute Hernandez, a member of the Nacionalista Party decided to coalesce with the Liberal Party, supporting Mar Roxas for the president. However, they will support, Alan Peter Cayetano, Bongbong Marcos or Antonio Trillanes IV as their Vice President—but all they're failed to get that party's nomination and instead running independents; Cayetano and Marcos are running mates for respective presidential candidates, Rodrigo Duterte of PDP–Laban and Miriam Defensor-Santiago of People's Reform Party, while Trillanes is supporting Grace Poe's presidential bid. However, Hernandez chose to support Roxas' running mate for vice president, Camarines Sur's Third District representative Leni Robredo. Despite the coalition, NP picked Incumbent Katherine Agapay as their candidate for vice governor while 3rd District Board Member Angelica Jones is LP's candidate for vice governor. Former 4th District Congressman Edgar San Luis, who ran for governor in 2013 but lost to Ejercito and decided not to run to give way for Hernandez, bolted the Liberal Party and moved to National Unity Party (even the NUP was already in coalesce with the Liberal coalition, known as "Koalisyon ng Daang Matuwid"). Candidates +Nacionalista PartyName Party ResultFor Governor Ramil Hernandez Nacionalista Party WonFor Vice Governor Atty. Karen Agapay Nacionalista Party Won1st DistrictFor Board Member Gab Alatiit Nacionalista Party Lost Dave Almarinez Nacionalista Party Won Leslie Lu Nacionalista Party LostFor Board Member Neptali Bagnes Nacionalista Party Lost Ruth Hernandez Nacionalista Party Won Pursino Oruga Nacionalista Party Won +Liberal Party (Philippines)Name Party ResultFor Vice Governor Angelica Jones Liberal Party (Philippines) Lost1st DistrictFor House Of Representative Arlene Arcillas Liberal Party (Philippines)WonFor Board Member Carlo Almoro Liberal Party (Philippines)Won Mariellie Micor Liberal Party (Philippines)Lost 2nd District For House Of Representative Jun Chipeco Liberal Party (Philippines) Won3rd District For Board Member Robinson Abital Liberal Party (Philippines)Lost Geriz Bigol Liberal Party (Philippines)Lost Azenith Briones Liberal Party (Philippines)Lost Marvin Gerald Tunay Liberal Party (Philippines)Lost4th District For House Of Representative Benjie Agarao Liberal Party (Philippines) Won For Board Member Benjo Agarao Liberal Party (Philippines)Won +United Nationalist AllianceName Party ResultFor Governor E.R Ejercito United Nationalist Alliance LostFor Vice Governor Christian "Niño" Lajara United Nationalist Alliance Lost1st DistrictFor Board Member JM Carait United Nationalist Alliance Won Gherome Ejercito United Nationalist Alliance Lost2nd District For Board Member Lian Aldabe United Nationalist Alliance Won June Ebron United Nationalist Alliance Lost3rd District For Board Member Sol Aragones United Nationalist Alliance WonFor Board Member Dante Amante United Nationalist Alliance Won Abi Yu United Nationalist Alliance Won4th District For House Of Representative Fidel Santos United Nationalist AllianceLostFor Board Member Gerald Ejercito United Nationalist Alliance Lost Provincial elections Governor Laguna gubernatorial election Nacionalista Party Ramil Hernandez 607,347 51.12% Partido Galing at Puso Jorge Antonio "Jerico" G. Ejercito 337,627 28.42% United Nationalist Alliance Emilio Ramon "E.R." Ejercito 233,901 19.69% PBM Berlene Alberto 6,081 0.51 Independent (politician) Nemesio Sucano 3,111 0.26 1,188,067 100% Nacionalista Party Vice governor Laguna vice gubernatorial election Nacionalista Party Katherine Agapay 482,481 45.56% United Nationalist Alliance Christian Nino Lajara 340,906 32.19% Liberal Party (Philippines) Angelica Jones Alarva 208,866 19.72% Independent (politician) Mateo San Sebastian 26,701 2.52% 1,058,954 100% Nacionalista Party Congressional elections 1st District Incumbent Danilo Fernandez is term limited and is running for Mayor of Santa Rosa. His party nominated incumbent Santa Rosa Mayor Arlene Arcillas. 2016 Philippine House of Representatives election in Laguna's 1st District Liberal Party (Philippines) Arlene Arcillas-Nazareno 196,440 100% 196,440 100 Liberal Party (Philippines) 2nd District Joaquin Chipeco, Jr. is the incumbent, he will stand unopposed for reelection. 2016 Philippine House of Representatives election in Laguna's 2nd District Liberal Party (Philippines) Joaquin Chipeco, Jr. 136,402 100% 136,402 100 Liberal Party (Philippines) 3rd District Sol Aragones is the incumbent. Her opponent is former Congressman and Former San Pablo Mayor Florante Aquino. And she got the highest vote for the position in this election. 2016 Philippine House of Representatives election in Laguna's 3rd District United Nationalist Alliance Sol Aragones 154,339 71.12 Liberal Party (Philippines) Florante Aquino 40,783 18.79 Nationalist People's Coalition Damaso Amante 19,938 9.18 Lakas–CMD Maria Christina Villamor 1,923 0.88 216983 100 4th District Benjamin Agarao Jr. is the incumbent and his opponent is former Congressman Edgar San Luis. 2016 Philippine House of Representatives election in Laguna's 4th District Liberal Party (Philippines) Benjamin Agarao Jr. 137,058 57.55 National Unity Party (Philippines) Edgar San Luis 99,262 41.68 United Nationalist Alliance Fidel Santos 1,803 0.75 238,123 100 Biñan Incumbent Mayor Marlyn Alonte-Naguiat will run for the newly created Lone District unopposed. 2016 Philippine House of Representatives election in Biñan's Lone District Liberal Party (Philippines) Marlyn Alonte-Naguiat 88,773 100% 88,773 100 Liberal Party (Philippines) Provincial Board Members UNA 671761 4 Nacionalista 912395 3 Liberal 471173 2 NUP 100946 1 PGP 66626 0 PDP–Laban 25187 0 Ex officio seats 3 1st District Cities: Biñan, Santa Rosa City, San Pedro City 2016 Provincial Board Election in 1st District of Laguna Nacionalista Party Dave Almarinez 201,470 23.25 United Nationalist Alliance JM Carait 157,205 18.14 Liberal Party (Philippines) Carlo Almoro 133,784 15.44 Nacionalista Party Gabnulang Alatiit 92,432 10.66 Liberal Party (Philippines) Marielle Micor 87,123 10.05 United Nationalist Alliance Gherome Eric Ejercito 78,786 9.09 Nacionalista Party Leslie Lu 78,674 9.08 Partido Galing at Puso Grandyll Oca 13,211 1.52 Partido Galing at Puso Jesus Abunda, Sr. 11,960 1.38 Partido Galing at Puso Alvin Abaja 11,682 1.34 866,327 100 2nd District Cities: Cabuyao, Calamba Municipality: Bay, Los Baños 2016 Provincial Board Election in 2nd District of Laguna Nacionalista Party Ruth Mariano-Hernandez 241,745 31.66 Nacionalista Party Pursino Oruga 149,874 19.62 United Nationalist Alliance Lian Aldabe 148,662 19.46 Nacionalista Party Neptali Bagnes 148,200 19.40 United Nationalist Alliance June Ebron 45,312 5.93 Partido Galing at Puso Lito Caldeo 29,773 3.89 763,566 100 3rd District Cities: San Pablo City Municipality: Alaminos, Calauan, Liliw. Nagcarlan, Rizal, Victoria 2016 Provincial Board Election in 3rd District of Laguna United Nationalist Alliance Dante Amante 91,622 28.84 United Nationalist Alliance Abi Yu 85,942 27.05 Liberal Party (Philippines) Azenith Briones 55,377 17.43 Liberal Party (Philippines) Geriz Bigol 35,765 11.26 Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Efren Cosinas 25,187 7.93 Liberal Party (Philippines) Marvin Gerard Tunay 20,530 6.46 Liberal Party (Philippines) Robinson Abital 3,184 1 317,607 100 4th District Municipalities: Cavinti, Famy, Kalayaan, Luisiana, Lumban, Mabitac, Magdalena, Majayjay, Paete, Pagsanjan, Pakil, Pangil, Pila, Santa Cruz, Santa Maria, Siniloan 2016 Provincial Board Election in 4th District of Laguna Liberal Party (Philippines) Benjo Agarao 135,410 45.04 National Unity Party (Philippines) Rai-Ann Agustine San Luis 100,946 33.58 United Nationalist Alliance George Gerald Ejercito 64,232 21.36 300,588 100 City and municipal elections All municipalities of Laguna, Biñan, Cabuyao, Calamba, San Pablo City, San Pedro City and Santa Rosa City will elect mayor and vice-mayor this election. The candidates for mayor and vice mayor with the highest number of votes wins the seat; they are voted separately, therefore, they may be of different parties when elected. Below is the list of mayoralty candidates of each city and municipalities per district. 1st District Cities: San Pedro City, Santa Rosa City San Pedro City 2016 San Pedro local elections Incumbent Lourdes Cataquiz is running for reelection. His opponents are incumbent Vice Mayor Rafael Campos, Michael Casacop and Eugenio Ynion, Jr. San Pedro City Mayoral election Nacionalista Party Lourdes Catáquiz 52,398 43.72 Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Rafael Campos 33,462 27.92 Nationalist People's Coalition Eugenio Ynion, Jr. 31,454 26.24 People's Reform Party Michael Casacop 2,528 2.10 119,842 100 Incumbent Rafael Campos is running for Mayor. His party nominated Iryne Vierneza, daughter of former Mayor Felicisimo Vierneza. Her opponents are incumbent councilor Diwa Tayao and former Vice Mayor Norvic Solidum. San Pedro City Vice Mayoral election Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Iryne Vierneza 41,861 36.71 Nacionalista Party Diwa Tayao 38,861 34.08 Nationalist People's Coalition Norvic Solidum 33,283 29.19 114,005 100 Santa Rosa City 2016 Santa Rosa local elections Incumbent Arlene Arcillas is term limited and is running for Congress. Her party nominated incumbent Congressman Danilo Fernandez. Santa Rosa City mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Danilo Fernandez 81,680 59.84 Nationalist People's Coalition Arnel Gomez 47,784 35.01 Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Alicia Lazaga 7,022 5.14 136,486 100 Incumbent Arnel Gomez is running for Mayor. Santa Rosa City vice mayoralty election Liberal Party (Philippines) Arnold Arcillas 78,208 59.81 Nacionalista Party Ma. Theresa Aala 35,509 27.15 Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Sonia Laserna 17,025 13.02 130,742 100 2nd District Cities: Cabuyao, Calamba Municipality: Bay, Los Baños Cabuyao 2016 Cabuyao local elections Cabuyao mayoral election Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Rommel Gecolea 43,604 34.30 Liberal Party (Philippines) Julio Alcasabas 40,082 31.60 Nacionalista Party Ismael Hemedes 26,719 21.00 United Nationalist Alliance Jaime Batallones 16,604 13.10 127,009 Cabuyao vice mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Jose Benson Aguillo 46,487 38.90 Nacionalista Party Jun Hemedes, Jr. 38,448 32.20 United Nationalist Alliance Benjamin Del Rosario 34,454 28.90 119.389 Calamba Both Mayor Justin Chipeco and Vice Mayor Roseller Rizal will stand unopposed for reelection. Calamba mayoral election Nacionalista Party Justin Marc Chipeco 148,001 100 148,001 100 Nacionalista Party Calamba vice mayoral election Nacionalista Party Roseller Rizal 141,987 100 141,987 100 Nacionalista Party Bay Bay Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Bruno Ramos 21,562 100 United Nationalist Alliance Bay Vice Mayoral election Partido Galing at Puso Jose Padrid 15,249 Nacionalista Party Leonardo Malagno 6,933 United Nationalist Alliance Cesar Comia 4,629 100 Los Baños Los Baños Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Caesar Perez 34,441 Independent politician Leo De Guzman 4,384 Independent politician Rodelo Pabalate 1,886 Independent politician Laurence Fandiño 1,788 100 Los Baños Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Copie Alipon 33,854 100 33,854 100 Liberal Party (Philippines) 3rd District City: San Pablo City Municipality: Alaminos, Calauan, Liliw. Nagcarlan, Rizal, Victoria San Pablo City San Pablo City Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Loreto Amante 73,561 71.02 Liberal Party (Philippines) Angelo Adriano 30,019 28.98 103580 100.00 San Pablo City Vice Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Angie Yang 65,605 65605 98917 2 Liberal Party (Philippines) Fernando See 33,312 33312 98917 2 98917 100.00 Alaminos Alaminos Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Loreto Masa 9,173 Liberal Party (Philippines) Lorenzo Zuñiga, Jr. 7,178 Nacionalista Party Levy Magampon 5,536 Lakas–CMD Mario Cutay 78 100 Alaminos Vice Mayoral election Nacionalista Party Ruben Alvarez 9,715 United Nationalist Alliance Armando Bueser 6,155 Liberal Party (Philippines) Darwin Tolentino 4,753 100 Calauan Calauan Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Buenafrido Berris 18,197 Nacionalista Party Kingsly Kraft 8,668 Calauan Vice Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Allan Jun Sanchez 12,692 Lakas–CMD Joseph Larona 7,086 Nacionalista Party June Brion 6,001 Liliw Liliw Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Eric Sulibit 13,505 100 13,505 100 Liberal Party (Philippines) Liliw Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Pablo Orioste 8,423 8423 16548 2 Bangon Pilipinas Party Raymond Pales 8,125 8125 16548 2 16548 100 Nagcarlan Nagcarlan Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Nelson Osuna 15,568 United Nationalist Alliance Ody Arcasetas 14,562 100 Nagcarlan Vice Mayoral election Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Amie Malabag-Hernandez 18,332 United Nationalist Alliance Val Castelo 10,292 100 Rizal Rizal Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Antonino Aurelio 5,475 Liberal Party (Philippines) Jeffrey Palce 4,402 Rizal Vice Mayoral election Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino Vener Muñoz 6,108 Nationalist People's Coalition Ferdinand Sumague 1,934 National Unity Party (Philippines) Marlon Solquia 1,582 100 Victoria Victoria Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Raul Gonzales 9,832 United Nationalist Alliance Florencio Laraño 9,754 100 Victoria Vice Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Sonny Lazaro 6,709 Nacionalista Party Wilfredo Herradura 6,282 Liberal Party (Philippines) Fely Maristela 6,090 4th District Municipality: Cavinti, Famy, Kalayaan, Luisiana, Lumban, Mabitac, Magdalena, Majayjay, Laguna, Paete, Pagsanjan, Pakil, Pangil, Pila, Santa Cruz, Santa Maria, Siniloan Cavinti Cavinti Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Milbert Oliveros 6,607 Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Florcelie Esguerra 3,733 United Nationalist Alliance Bethoven Dela Torre 2,503 Cavinti Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Anita Baeyens 7,326 64.67 United Nationalist Alliance Jojo Mesina 4,003 35.33 11,329 100 Famy Famy Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Edwin Pangilinan 3,137 Nacionalista Party Renonia Muramatsu 2,747 Nationalist People's Coalition Emmanuel Acomular 2,402 100 Famy Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Ellen Andaya 3,162 Nacionalista Party Melvin Laminero 2,660 Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Vincent Llamas III 2,090 100 Kalayaan Kalayaan Mayoral election Nacionalista Party Leni Adao 3,737 Liberal Party (Philippines) Sandy Laganapan 3,500 Nationalist People's Coalition Darwin Ponce 3,414 United Nationalist Alliance Russel Laganas 878 Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Antonio Dela Paz 141 11,670 100 Kalayaan Vice Mayoral election National Unity Party (Philippines) Laarni Lopez 4,290 United Nationalist Alliance Kenneth Ragaza 4,221 Liberal Party (Philippines) Marty Sasondoncillo 2,678 11,189 100 Luisiana Luisiana Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Nestor Rondilla 6,952 63.25 Nacionalista Party Manuel Rondilla 3,995 36.34 Independent Bobby Estrellado 45 0.41 10,992 100 Luisiana Vice Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Luibic Jacob 6,919 66.19 Nacionalista Party Wilfredo Palad 3,535 33.81 10,454 100 Lumban Lumban Mayoral election Nationalist People's Coalition Rolan Ubatay 6,282 Liberal Party (Philippines) Reynato Añonuevo 5,679 United Nationalist Alliance Fredy Paraiso 4,247 100 Lumban Vice Mayoral election Nationalist People's Coalition Belen Raga 8,495 Liberal Party (Philippines) Pamela De Ramos 4,200 United Nationalist Alliance Mamerta Lagrosa 3,093 100 Mabitac Mabitac Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Ronald Sana 5,508 54.85 Nationalist People's Coalition Gerardo Fader 4,534 45.15 10,042 100 Mabitac Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Alberto Reyes 5,277 56.01 Nationalist People's Coalition Kian Olarte 4,144 43.99 9,421 100 Magdalena Magdalena Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) David Aventurado, Jr. 8,382 100 100 Liberal Party (Philippines) Magdalena Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Tato Burbos 8,038 100 100 Liberal Party (Philippines) Majayjay Majayjay Mayoral election Nationalist People's Coalition Jojo Clado 3,848 Nacionalista Party Larry Mentilla 3,624 United Nationalist Alliance Godofredo Estupigan 2,002 People's Reform Party Allan Esmaquel 1,769 Liberal Party (Philippines) Victor Rodillas 1,646 Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Froilan Gruezo 766 Lakas–CMD Rolando Araza 519 100 Majayjay Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Eulogio Wilson Amorado 5,446 United Nationalist Alliance Avelino Merestela 4,322 Nacionalista Party Manuel Danilo Vito 2,018 Nationalist People's Coalition Rexford Banawa 1,242 Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Jhoul Barba 544 100 Paete Paete Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Mutuk Bagabaldo 6,871 55.7 Nationalist People's Coalition Arcel Cadayona 5,464 44.3 12,335 100 Paete Vice Mayoral election Nacionalista Party Gido Bagayana 4,831 United Nationalist Alliance Aurelio Paraiso 4,592 Nationalist People's Coalition Elizabeth Calma 2,709 100 Pagsanjan Pagsanjan Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Girlie Ejercito 10,988 59.19 Nacionalista Party Terryl Gamit-Talabong 7,575 40.80 18,563 100 Pagsanjan Vice Mayoral election Nacionalista Party Peter Casius Trinidad 8,900 50.52 United Nationalist Alliance Melvin Madriaga 8,714 49.47 17,614 100 Pakil Pakil Mayoral election Nacionalista Party Vince Soriano 6,022 55.37 Nationalist People's Coalition Totoy Martinez 4,853 44.63 10,875 100 Pakil Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Melody Familara 3,940 37.01% Nationalist People's Coalition Amy Del Moro 3,058 28.72% Lakas–CMD Rowen Macuha 2,294 21.55% United Nationalist Alliance Alfredo Maray, Jr. 1,355 12.73% 10,647 100 Pangil Incumbent Mayor Jovit Reyes of UNA seeks for reelection against councilor Oscar "Ka Popoy" Rafanan of Liberal Party. Pangil mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Oscar Rafanan 6,076 57.11 United Nationalist Alliance Jovit Reyes 4,483 42.14 Partido Galing at Puso Freddie Acaylar 79 0.74 10,638 100 Incumbent Vice Mayor Alberto "Jun" Astoveza Jr. of LP will run for reelection against UNA's bet councilor Al Pajarillo. This is the second time that Astoveza and Pajarillo will fight for the vice mayoral place. Pangil vice mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Al Pajarillo 5,093 49.77 Liberal Party (Philippines) Alberto Astoveza 4,625 45.19 Partido Galing at Puso Nani Mendez 515 5.03 10233 100 Pila Pila Mayoral election United Nationalist Alliance Edgardo Ramos 13,286 54.91 Liberal Party (Philippines) Boy Quiat 9,600 39.67 Lakas–CMD Lorenzo Calubayan 1,308 5.40 24,194 100 Pila Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Queen Marilyd Alarva 12,175 53.45 United Nationalist Alliance Querubin Relova, Jr. 10,601 46.54 22,776 100 Santa Cruz Incumbent Mayor Domingo G. Panganiban is seeking for reelection for his third and final term. His opponent is his successor, former Mayor Ariel Magcalas. Santa Cruz Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Domingo Panganiban 32,605 69.07 United Nationalist Alliance Ariel Magcalas 14,604 30.93 47,209 100 Santa Cruz Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Louie De Leon 25,836 55.99 United Nationalist Alliance Efren Diaz 20,306 44.01 46,142 100 Santa Maria Santa Maria Mayoral election Nacionalista Party Antonio Carolino 11,163 100 11,163 100 Nacionalista Party Santa Maria Vice Mayoral election Nacionalista Party Virginia Tuazon 10,278 100 10,278 100 Nacionalista Party Siniloan Siniloan Mayoral election Nacionalista Party Eddie Tibay 9,349 51.63 Liberal Party (Philippines) Juanita Acero 8,760 48.37 18,109 100 Siniloan Vice Mayoral election Nacionalista Party Roberto Acoba 10,810 62.50 Liberal Party (Philippines) Edgardo Coladilla 6,486 37.50 17,296 100 Biñan 2016 Biñan local elections Biñan Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Arman Dimaguila 64,262 52.36 Nationalist People's Coalition Cookie Yatco 37,161 30.28 Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino Boy Perez 21,301 17.35 122,724 100 Biñan Vice Mayoral election Liberal Party (Philippines) Gel Alonte 77,672 68.92 Nationalist People's Coalition Bobet Borja 35,018 31.07 112,690 100 References Category:2016 Philippine local elections Category:Elections in Laguna (province) Category:2016 elections in Calabarzon