1995 Philippine House of Representatives elections

17th Philippine House of Representatives elections yes 1992 1995 Philippine House of Representatives elections 1998 Philippines 1986 no 204 (of the 226) seats in the House of Representatives of the Philippines May 8, 1995 103 Lakas–NUCD–UMDP 40.66 41 100 Nationalist People's Coalition 12.19 30 22 Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino 10.83 86 17 Lakas–Laban Coalition 10.40 0 25 Others 13.72 13 33 Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. Lakas-NUCD-UMDP Jose de Venecia Jr. Lakas-NUCD-UMDP Elections for the House of Representatives of the Philippines were held on May 8, 1995. Being the first midterm election since 1938, the party of the incumbent president, Fidel V. Ramos's Lakas–NUCD–UMDP, won a plurality of the seats in the House of Representatives.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 10th Congress from 1995 to 1998. Jose de Venecia, Jr. was easily reelected as the speaker of the House. 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 204 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 Reapportioning (redistricting) the number of seats is either via national reapportionment three years after the release of every census, or via piecemeal redistricting for every province or city. National reapportionment has not happened since the 1987 constitution took effect, and aside from piecemeal redistricting, the apportionment was based on the ordinance from the constitution, which was in turn based from the 1980 census.Tiongson-Mayrina Karen Barrientos-Vallarta Brenda 2016-02-02 Is 'piecemeal' redistricting a questionable process? https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topstories/specialreports/553675/is-piecemeal-redistricting-a-questionable-process/story/ https://web.archive.org/web/20240926194642/https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topstories/specialreports/553675/is-piecemeal-redistricting-a-questionable-process/story/ 2024-09-26 2025-02-21 GMA News Online en Changes from the previous Congresses Creation of Biliran and Guimaras provinces The Local Government Code of 1991, enacted as Republic Act. No. 7160 mandates that all existing sub-provinces be made into provinces, having their own congressional representation. Biliran, which was a sub-province of Leyte and included in its 3rd district, was then made into a province and became its own at-large district. Guimaras, which was a sub-province of Iloilo and included in its 2nd district, was then made into a province and became its own at-large district. Both approved in separate plebiscites on May 11, 1992. Creation of Sarangani province The municipalities included in South Cotabato's 3rd district becomes the at-large district of the newly-created province of Sarangani South Cotabato's 1st and 2nd districts were left intact. Enacted into law as Republic Act. 7228. Approved in a plebiscite on May 19, 1992. Changes from the outgoing Congress Division of San Juan–Mandaluyong's at-large district to two districts Mandaluyong attains cityhood and becomes its own at-large district. San Juan becomes its own at-large district. Enacted into law as Republic Act No. 7675. Approved in a plebiscite on April 10, 1994. Reassignment of Benguet's two districts Baguio (Benguet's 1st district) becomes its own at-large district. Benguet (Benguet's 2nd district) becomes its own at-large district. Division of Makati's at-large district to two districts Makati attains cityhood, and its western barangays becomes the 1st district. The eastern barangays becomes the 2nd district. Enacted into law as Republic Act No. 7854. Approved in a plebiscite on February 4, 1995. Summary of changes As there were 218 seats from congressional districts, and since the constitution requires that there should be 1 party-list seat for every 4 seats from congressional districts, this means there were 53 party-list seats up for this election, or for a total of 270 seats. CategoryTotalCongressional districts in the outgoing Congress200New districts from redistricting laws from previous congresses2New districts from redistricting laws from outgoing Congress2Total seats for the next Congress204 Retiring incumbents Agusan del Norte–2nd: Edelmiro Amante (Lakas) Cagayan–1st: Juan Ponce Enrile (Independent), ran for senator Cagayan–3rd: Francisco Mamba (Lakas) Cebu–3rd: Pablo P. Garcia (Lakas), ran for governor of Cebu Davao del Sur–1st: Alejandro Almendras (Lakas) Ilocos Norte–2nd: Bongbong Marcos (KBL), ran for senator Laguna–2nd: Rodolfo Tingzon (Lakas), ran for governor of Laguna Lanao del Sur–2nd: Mohammad Ali Dimaporo (Lakas), ran for governor of Lanao del Sur Masbate–3rd: Antonio Kho (Liberal), ran for governor of Masbate Misamis Occidental–2nd: Hilarion Ramiro Jr. (Lakas) Pangasinan–1st: Oscar Orbos (Lakas), ran for governor of Pangasinan Pangasinan–6th: Conrado Estrella III (NPC) Zambales–1st: Katherine Gordon (Nacionalista) Vacancies Masbate–1st: Tito Espinosa (LDP) was assassinated on February 28, 1995. Results Results of the 1995 Philippine House of Representatives elections The administration party, Lakas–NUCD–UMDP (Lakas), forged an electoral agreement with Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP, then known as Laban) to create the Lakas–Laban Coalition. Candidates from the Liberal Party and PDP–Laban also joined the administration coalition. On the other hand, Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC) led the opposition coalition that also composed of candidates from Kilusang Bagong Lipunan (KBL), People's Reform Party (PRP) and Partido ng Masang Pilipino (PMP). Per coalition Definitions: Administration coalition: Ran solely under the banner of one of the following: Lakas–NUCD–UMDP, Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (Laban), Liberal Party, and PDP–Laban Opposition coalition: Ran solely under the banner of one of the following: Nationalist People's Coalition, Kilusang Bagong Lipunan, People's Reform Party, and Partido ng Masang Pilipino Others: Ran solely on other parties and coalitions not mentioned above Hybrid coalitions: Ran on any combinations of parties and coalitions mentioned above Coalition Administration coalition Blue 13281704 157 Opposition coalition Green 2982071 26 Hybrid coalitions Cyan 1215264 12 Others Gray 1732117 9 Vote share #ddd 600px 410px Administration Blue 69.14 Opposition Green 15.52 Hybrid Cyan 6.33 Others gray 9.02 District seats #ddd 600px 410px Administration Blue 76.96 Opposition Green 12.75 Hybrid Cyan 5.88 Others gray 4.41 Per party Vote share #ddd 600px 410px Lakas Lakas-NUCD 40.66 NPC Nationalist People's Coalition 12.19 Laban Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino 10.83 Others gray 36.32 District seats #ddd 600px 410px Lakas Lakas-NUCD 49.02 NPC Nationalist People's Coalition 10.78 Laban Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino 8.33 Others gray 31.87 Summary by district Congressional districtIncumbentIncumbent's partyWinnerWinner's partyAbraJeremias Zapata 1LakasJeremias Zapata 1LakasAgusan del Norte–1stCharito Plaza 1LakasCharito Plaza 1LakasAgusan del Norte–2ndEdelmiro AmanteLakasEduardo Rama Sr. 1 Rama, Eduardo Sr.LakasAgusan del SurCeferino Paredes Jr. 1 Paredes, Ceferino Jr.LakasCeferino Paredes Jr. 1 Paredes, Ceferino Jr.LakasAklanAllen Quimpo 1LakasAllen Quimpo 1LakasAlbay–1stEdcel LagmanLDPEdcel LagmanLDPAlbay–2ndCarlos R. ImperialNPCCarlos R. ImperialNPCAlbay–3rdAl Francis BicharaNPCRomeo Salalima 1NPCAntiqueExequiel JavierLakasExequiel JavierLakasAuroraBenedicto Miran 1LakasBella AngaraLakasBacolodRomeo Guanzon 1LakasRomeo Guanzon 1LakasBaguioBernardo VergaraLakasBernardo VergaraLakasBasilanElnorita TugungLakasCandu Muarip 1LDPBataan–1stFelicito PayumoLiberalFelicito PayumoLiberalBataan–2ndDominador Venegas 1LakasTet GarciaNPCBatanesEnrique Lizardo 1LakasFlorencio AbadLiberalBatangas–1stEduardo ErmitaLakasEduardo ErmitaLakasBatangas–2ndHernando PerezLDPHernando PerezLDPBatangas–3rdMilagros Trinidad 1NPCMilagros Trinidad 1NPCBatangas–4thRalph RectoLakasRalph RectoLakasBenguetSamuel DangwaLakasRonald Cosalan 1LakasBiliranNew districtGerardo Espina Sr.NPCBohol–1stVenice Agana 1LakasVenice Agana 1LakasBohol–2ndErico AumentadoLakasErico AumentadoLakasBohol–3rdIsidro Zarraga 1LakasIsidro Zarraga 1LakasBukidnon–1stSocorro AcostaLakasSocorro AcostaLakasBukidnon–2ndReginaldo Tilanduca 1LakasReginaldo Tilanduca 1LakasBukidnon–3rdJose Maria Zubiri Jr. Zubiri, Jose Maria Jr.LakasJose Maria Zubiri Jr. Zubiri, Jose Maria Jr.LakasBulacan–1stTeodulo Natividad 1LakasTeodulo Natividad 1LakasBulacan–2ndPedro PanchoLakasPedro PanchoLakasBulacan–3rdRicardo SilverioLakasRicardo SilverioLakasBulacan–4thAngelito SarmientoLakasAngelito SarmientoLakasCagayan–1stJuan Ponce EnrileIndependentPatricio Antonio 1LakasCagayan–2ndEdgar Lara 1NPCEdgar Lara 1NPCCagayan–3rdFrancisco Mamba 1LakasManuel MambaLakasCagayan de OroErasmo Damasing 1PDP–LabanErasmo Damasing 1PDP–LabanCaloocan–1stAurora Henson 1NPCBobby GuanzonLakasCaloocan–2ndLuis Asistio 1NPCLuis Asistio 1NPCCamarines NorteEmmanuel Pimentel 1NPCEmmanuel Pimentel 1NPCCamarines Sur–1stRolando Andaya 1LakasRolando Andaya 1LakasCamarines Sur–2ndCelso Baguio 1LakasLeopoldo San Buenaventura 1PDP–LabanCamarines Sur–3rdArnulfo FuentebellaNPCArnulfo FuentebellaNPCCamarines Sur–4thCiriaco Alfelor 1LiberalCiriaco Alfelor 1LiberalCamiguinPedro RomualdoLakasPedro RomualdoLakasCapiz–1stMar RoxasLiberalMar RoxasLiberalCapiz–2ndVicente Andaya Jr. 1 Andaya, Vicente Jr.LakasVicente Andaya Jr. 1 Andaya, Vicente Jr.LakasCatanduanesLeandro Verceles Jr. Verceles, Leandro Jr.LakasLeandro Verceles Jr. Verceles, Leandro Jr.LakasCavite–1stDominador Nazareno Jr. 1 Nazareno, Dominador Jr.LakasPlaridel AbayaNPCCavite–2ndRenato Dragon 1LDPRenato Dragon 1LDPCavite–3rdTelesforo Unas 1LDPTelesforo Unas 1LDPCebu–1stEduardo GullasLakasEduardo GullasLakasCebu–2ndCrisologo AbinesLakasCrisologo AbinesLakasCebu–3rdPablo P. GarciaLakasJohn Henry OsmeñaLDPCebu–4thCelestino Martinez Jr. 1 Martinez, Celestino Jr.NPCCelestino Martinez Jr. 1 Martinez, Celestino Jr.NPCCebu–5thRamon Durano IIILakasRamon Durano III Durano, Ramon IIILakasCebu–6thNerissa Soon-RuizLakasNerissa Soon-RuizLakasCebu City–1stRaul del MarLakasRaul del MarLakasCebu City–2ndAntonio CuencoLakasAntonio CuencoLakasCotabato–1stAnthony Dequiña 1NPCAnthony Dequiña 1NPCCotabato–2ndGregorio Andolana 1LakasGregorio Andolana 1LakasDavao City–1stJesus DurezaNPCProspero NogralesIndependentDavao City–2ndManuel Garcia 1LakasManuel Garcia 1LakasDavao City–3rdElias Lopez 1NPCElias Lopez 1NPCDavao del Norte–1stRogelio Sarmiento 1LakasRogelio Sarmiento 1LakasDavao del Norte–2ndBaltazar Sator 1LakasBaltazar Sator 1LakasDavao del Norte–3rdRodolfo del Rosario 1LakasRodolfo del Rosario 1LakasDavao del Sur–1stAlejandro AlmendrasLakasAlejandro Almendras Jr. 1 Almendras, Alejandro Jr.LakasDavao del Sur–2ndBenjamin Bautista Sr. 1LakasBenjamin Bautista Sr. 1 Bautista, Benjamin Sr.LakasDavao Oriental–1stMaria Elena Palma-Gil 1LakasMaria Elena Palma-Gil 1LakasDavao Oriental–2ndThelma Almario 1LakasThelma Almario 1LakasEastern SamarJose Ramirez 1LakasJose Ramirez 1LakasGuimarasNew districtCatalino Nava 1LakasIfugaoBenjamin Cappleman 1NPCBenjamin Cappleman 1NPCIlocos Norte–1stRoque Ablan Jr. Ablan, Roque Jr.LakasRoque Ablan Jr. Ablan, Roque Jr.LakasIlocos Norte–2ndBongbong MarcosKBLSimeon Valdez 1LakasIlocos Sur–1stMariano Tajon 1LakasMariano Tajon 1LakasIlocos Sur–2ndEric SingsonLakasEric SingsonLakasIloilo–1stOscar Garin 1LakasOscar Garin 1LakasIloilo–2ndAlberto Lopez 1LakasAlberto Lopez 1LakasIloilo–3rdLicurgo Tirador 1LakasLicurgo Tirador 1LakasIloilo–4thNicetas Panes 1LakasNarciso Monfort 1LDPIloilo–5thNiel Tupas Sr.LakasNiel Tupas Sr.LakasIloilo CityRafael Lopez Vito 1LakasRaul M. GonzalezNacionalistaIsabela–1stRodolfo Albano Jr. 1 Albano, Rodolfo Jr.LakasRodolfo Albano Jr. 1 Albano, Rodolfo Jr.LakasIsabela–2ndFaustino Dy Jr. 1 Dy, Faustino Jr.LakasFaustino Dy Jr. 1 Dy, Faustino Jr.LakasIsabela–3rdSantiago Respicio 1LakasSantiago Respicio 1LakasIsabela–4thAntonio Abaya 1NPCAntonio Abaya 1NPCKalinga-ApayaoElias Bulut 1LakasElias Bulut 1LakasLa Union–1stVictor Ortega 1LakasVictor Ortega 1LakasLa Union–2ndJose AspirasLakasJose AspirasLakasLaguna–1stRoy Almoro 1LakasNereo Joaquin 1LDPLaguna–2ndRodolfo Tingzon 1LakasJun ChipecoLDPLaguna–3rdFlorante Aquino 1LakasFlorante Aquino 1LakasLaguna–4thMagdaleno Palacol 1LakasMagdaleno Palacol 1LakasLanao del Norte–1stMariano Badelles 1LakasMariano Badelles 1LakasLanao del Norte–2ndMario Hisuler 1LDPAbdullah Mangotara 1IndependentLanao del Sur–1stMamintal Adiong Sr. Adiong, Mamintal Sr.LakasMamintal Adiong Sr. Adiong, Mamintal Sr.LakasLanao del Sur–2ndMohammad Ali DimaporoLakasPangalian BalindongLakasLas Piñas–MuntinlupaManny VillarLakasManny VillarLakasLeyte–1stCirilo Roy Montejo 1LakasImelda MarcosKBLLeyte–2ndSergio ApostolLakasSergio ApostolLakasLeyte–3rdAlberto Veloso 1LakasAlberto Veloso 1LakasLeyte–4thCarmelo Locsin 1LakasCarmelo Locsin 1LakasLeyte–5thEriberto LoretoLakasEriberto LoretoLakasMaguindanao–1stMichael MasturaLakasDidagen DilangalenNPCMaguindanao–2ndSimeon DatumanongLakasSimeon DatumanongLakasMakati's 1stNew districtJoker ArroyoIndependentMakati's 2ndNew districtNo winnerButz Aquino (LDP) received the most number of votes in the election, but was disqualified by the Commission on Elections on June 2, 1995 due to lack of residency.GR 120265 September 18, 1995 August 13, 2025 https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri1995/sep1995/gr_120265_1995.html Aquino vs. Commission on ElectionsMalabon–NavotasTessie Aquino-OretaLDPTessie Aquino-OretaLDPMandaluyongNew districtNeptali Gonzales II Gonzales, Neptali IILakasManila–1stMartin Isidro 1LDPMartin Isidro 1LDPManila–2ndJaime Lopez 1LakasJaime Lopez 1LakasManila–3rdLeonardo Fugoso 1LiberalLeonardo Fugoso 1LiberalManila–4thRamon Bagatsing Jr. Bagatsing, Ramon Jr.LDPRamon Bagatsing Jr. Bagatsing, Ramon Jr.LDPManila–5thAmado BagatsingLDPAmado BagatsingLDPManila–6thRosenda Ann Ocampo 1NPCRosenda Ann Ocampo 1NPCMarikinaRomeo Candazo 1LiberalRomeo Candazo 1LiberalMarinduqueCarmencita ReyesLakasCarmencita ReyesLakasMasbate–1stVacantVida Espinosa 1LakasMasbate–2ndLuz Cleta Bakunawa 1LakasLuz Cleta Bakunawa 1LakasMasbate–3rdAntonio Kho Antonio Kho (politician)LiberalFausto Seachon Jr. 1 Seachon, Fausto Jr.INA Independent Nacionalista and AlliesMisamis Occidental–1stPercival Catane 1LakasPercival Catane 1LakasMisamis Occidental–2ndHilarion Ramiro Jr. 1 Ramiro, Hilarion Jr.LakasHerminia Ramiro 1LakasMisamis Oriental–1stHomobono Cesar 1LakasHomobono Cesar 1LakasMisamis Oriental–2ndVictorico ChavesLakasVictorico ChavesLakasMountain ProvinceVictor DominguezLakasVictor DominguezLakasNegros Occidental–1stTranquilino Carmona 1NPCJules LedesmaLakasNegros Occidental–2ndManuel Puey 1LiberalAlfredo MarañonLakasNegros Occidental–3rdJose Carlos Lacson 1LakasJose Carlos Lacson 1LakasNegros Occidental–4thEdward Matti 1NPCEdward Matti 1NPCNegros Occidental–5thMariano Yulo 1NPCMariano Yulo 1NPCNegros Occidental–6thHortensia Starke 1LakasGenaro Alvarez Jr. 1 Alvarez, Genaro Jr.NPCNegros Oriental–1stJerome Paras 1LakasJerome Paras 1LakasNegros Oriental–2ndMiguel Romero 1LakasMiguel Romero 1LakasNegros Oriental–3rdMargarito TevesLDPMargarito TevesLDPNorthern Samar–1stRaul DazaLiberalRaul DazaLiberalNorthern Samar–2ndWilmar Lucero 1LiberalWilmar Lucero 1LiberalNueva Ecija–1stRenato DiazLakasRenato DiazLakasNueva Ecija–2ndEleuterio Violago 1LakasEleuterio Violago 1LakasNueva Ecija–3rdPacifico Fajardo 1LakasPacifico Fajardo 1LakasNueva Ecija–4thVictorio Lorenzo 1LakasJulita Villareal 1LDPNueva VizcayaLeonardo B. PerezNPCCarlos Padilla politicianLDPOccidental MindoroJose T. VillarosaLakasJose T. VillarosaLakasOriental Mindoro–1stRenato Leviste 1LakasRenato Leviste 1LakasOriental Mindoro–2ndJesus Punzalan 1LakasJesus Punzalan 1LakasPalawan–1stDavid Ponce de Leon 1LakasVicente Sandoval 1LakasPalawan–2ndAlfredo Amor Abueg Jr. 1 Abueg, Alfredo Amor Jr.LakasAlfredo Amor Abueg Jr. 1 Abueg, Alfredo Amor Jr.LakasPampanga–1stCarmelo Lazatin Sr. Lazatin, Carmelo Sr.LakasCarmelo Lazatin Sr. Lazatin, Carmelo Sr.LakasPampanga–2ndEmigdio LingadLakasZenaida Cruz-DucutNPCPampanga–3rdAndrea Domingo Andrea D. DomingoLakasOscar Samson RodriguezLDPPampanga–4thEmigdio Bondoc 1LakasEmigdio Bondoc 1LakasPangasinan–1stOscar OrbosLakasHernani BraganzaIndependentPangasinan–2ndChris Mendoza 1LakasAntonio Bengson III 1LDPPangasinan–3rdEric Galo Acuña 1LakasEric Galo Acuña 1LakasPangasinan–4thJose de Venecia Jr. de Venecia, Jose Jr.LakasJose de Venecia Jr. de Venecia, Jose Jr.LakasPangasinan–5thAmadeo Perez Jr. 1 Perez, Amadeo Jr.LakasAmadeo Perez Jr. 1 Perez, Amadeo Jr.LakasPangasinan–6thConrado Estrella III Estrella, Conrado IIINPCRanjit Shahani 1LakasParañaqueRoilo GolezLakasRoilo GolezLakasPasayJovito ClaudioLakasJovito ClaudioLakasPasigRufino Javier 1NPCRufino Javier 1NPCQuezon–1stWilfrido Enverga 1LakasWilfrido Enverga 1LakasQuezon–2ndMarcial Punzalan Jr. 1 Punzalan, Marcial Jr.LakasMarcial Punzalan Jr. 1 Punzalan, Marcial Jr.LakasQuezon–3rdDanilo SuarezLakasDanilo SuarezLakasQuezon–4thManolet Lavides 1LakasWigberto TañadaLiberalQuezon City–1stRenato Yap 1LakasReynaldo Calalay 1PMPQuezon City–2ndDante Liban 1LakasDante Liban 1LakasQuezon City–3rdDennis RoldanLakasMike DefensorLiberalQuezon City–4thFeliciano Belmonte Jr. Belmonte, Feliciano Jr.LakasFeliciano Belmonte Jr. Belmonte, Feliciano Jr.LakasQuirinoJunie Cua 1LakasJunie Cua 1LakasRizal–1stGilberto Duavit Sr. Duavit, Gilberto Sr.NPCGilberto Duavit Sr. Duavit, Gilberto Sr.NPCRizal–2ndEmigdio Tanjuatco Jr. 1 Tanjuatco, Emigdio Jr.LakasEmigdio Tanjuatco Jr. 1 Tanjuatco, Emigdio Jr.LakasRomblonEleandro Jesus MadronaLakasEleandro Jesus MadronaLakasSamar–1stRodolfo Tuazon 1LakasRodolfo Tuazon 1LakasSamar–2ndCatalino Figueroa 1LakasCatalino Figueroa 1LakasSan JuanNew districtRonaldo ZamoraNPCSaranganiNew districtJames Chiongbian 1LakasSiquijorOrlando Fua 1LakasOrlando Fua 1LakasSorsogon–1stSalvador EscuderoLakasSalvador EscuderoLakasSorsogon–2ndBonifacio GillegoLakasBonifacio GillegoLakasSouth Cotabato–1stLuwalhati AntoninoLakasLuwalhati AntoninoLakasSouth Cotabato–2ndDaisy Avance FuentesNPCDaisy Avance FuentesNPCSouthern LeyteRoger MercadoLakasRoger MercadoLakasSultan KudaratEstanislao Valdez 1LakasAngelo Montilla 1LakasSulu–1stBensaudi Tulawie 1LakasBensaudi Tulawie 1LakasSulu–2ndAsani Tammang 1LakasAsani Tammang 1LakasSurigao del Norte–1stGlenda EcleoNPCConstantino Navarro Jr. 1 Navarro, Constantino Jr.LakasSurigao del Norte–2ndRobert BarbersLakasRobert BarbersLakasSurigao del Sur–1stMario Ty 1LakasMario Ty 1LakasSurigao del Sur–2ndErnesto Estrella 1LakasJesnar Falcon 1LakasTaguig–PaterosDante TiñgaLakasDante TiñgaLakasTarlac–1stPeping CojuangcoLDPPeping CojuangcoLDPTarlac–2ndJose Yap 1LakasJose Yap 1LakasTarlac–3rdHerminio AquinoLDPHerminio AquinoLDPTawi-TawiNur Jaafar 1LakasNur Jaafar 1LakasValenzuelaAntonio SerapioNPCAntonio SerapioNPCZambales–1stKatherine Gordon 1NacionalistaJames Gordon Jr. 1 Gordon, James Jr.NacionalistaZambales–2ndAntonio Diaz Filipino politicianLakasAntonio Diaz Filipino politicianLakasZamboanga CityMaria Clara LobregatLDPMaria Clara LobregatLDPZamboanga del Norte–1stArtemio Adasa Jr. 1 Adasa, Artemio Jr.LakasRomeo Jalosjos Sr. Jalosjos, Romeo Sr.IndependentZamboanga del Norte–2ndErnesto Amatong 1LiberalCresente Llorente Jr. 1 Llorente, Cresente Jr.NPCZamboanga del Norte–3rdAngel Carloto 1LakasAngel Carloto 1LakasZamboanga del Sur–1stAlejandro Urro 1LakasAlejandro Urro 1LakasZamboanga del Sur–2ndAntonio CerillesNPCAntonio CerillesNPCZamboanga del Sur–3rdBelma CabilaoLakasBelma Cabilao 1Lakas Defeated incumbents Aurora: Benedicto Miran (Lakas) lost to Bella Angara (Lakas) Basilan: Elnorita Tugung (Lakas) lost to Candu Muarip (LDP) Bataan–2nd: Dominador Venegas (Lakas) lost to Tet Garcia (NPC) Batanes: Enrique Lizardo (Lakas) lost to Florencio Abad (Liberal) Benguet: Samuel Dangwa (Lakas) lost to Ronald Cosalan (Lakas) Caloocan–1st: Aurora Henson (NPC) lost to Bobby Guanzon (Lakas) Camarines Sur–2nd: Celso Baguio (Lakas) lost to Leopoldo San Buenaventura (PDP–Laban) Cavite–1st: Dominador Nazareno Jr. (Lakas) lost to Plaridel Abaya (NPC) Davao City–1st: Jesus Dureza (NPC) lost to Prospero Nograles (Independent) Iloilo–4th: Nicetas Panes (Lakas) lost to Narciso Monfort (LDP) Iloilo City: Rafael Lopez Vito (Lakas) lost to Raul M. Gonzalez (Nacionalista) Laguna–1st: Roy Almoro of (Lakas) lost to Nereo Joaquin (LDP) Lanao del Norte–2nd: Mario Hisuler (LDP) lost to Abdullah Mangotara (Independent) Leyte–1st: Cirilo Roy Montejo (Lakas) lost to Imelda Marcos (KBL) Maguindanao–1st: Michael Mastura (Lakas) lost to Didagen Dilangalen (NPC) Negros Occidental–1st: Tranquilino Carmona (NPC) lost to Jules Ledesma (Lakas) Negros Occidental–2nd: Manuel Puey (Liberal) lost to Alfredo Marañon of (Lakas) Negros Occidental–6th: Hortensia Starke (Lakas) lost to Genaro Alvarez Jr. (NPC) Nueva Ecija–4th: Victorio Lorenzo (Lakas) lost to Julita Villareal (LDP) Nueva Vizcaya: Leonardo B. Perez (NPC) lost to Carlos Padilla (LDP) Palawan–1st: David Ponce de Leon (Lakas) lost to Vicente Sandoval (Lakas) Pampanga–2nd: Emigdio Lingad (Lakas) lost to Zenaida Cruz-Ducut (NPC) Pampanga–3rd: Andrea D. Domingo (Lakas) lost to Oscar Samson Rodriguez (LDP) Pangasinan–2nd: Chris Mendoza (Lakas) lost to Antonio Bengson III (LDP) Quezon–4th: Manolet Lavides (Lakas) lost to Wigberto Tañada (Liberal) Quezon City–1st: Renato Yap of (Lakas) lost to Reynaldo Calalay (PMP) Quezon City–3rd: Dennis Roldan (Lakas) lost to Mike Defensor (Liberal) Sultan Kudarat: Estanislao Valdez (Lakas) lost to Angelo Montilla (Lakas) Surigao del Norte–1st: Glenda Ecleo (NPC) lost to Constantino Navarro Jr. of (Lakas) Surigao del Sur–2nd: Ernesto Estrella (Lakas) lost to Jesnar Falcon (Lakas) Zamboanga del Norte–1st: Artemio Adasa Jr. (Lakas) lost to Romeo Jalosjos Sr. (Independent) Zamboanga del Norte–2nd: Ernesto Amatong (Liberal) lost to Cresente Llorente Jr. (NPC) Notes See also 10th Congress of the Philippines 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 Electoral Politics in the Philippines Julio Teehankee http://www.quezon.ph/wp-content/uploads/2006/09/Electoral%20Politics%20in%20the%20Philippines.pdf quezon.ph 2010-12-06 1995 Category:1995 elections in the Philippines