1963 Makati local elections

1963 Makati mayoral election Makati seal until 1970s 80s.png 1967 Makati local elections 1967 1959 1959 Makati local elections Mayor 1963 11 12 28,186 Juan Patag Liberal Party (Philippines) Maximo Estrella 120x120px Jose D. Villena Nacionalista Tomas A. Baluyut 120x120px 8,047 no presidential Liberal Party (Philippines) Maximo B. Estrella Maximo B. Estrella Liberal Party (Philippines) yes Vice mayoral election presidential 120x120px Juan Patag Liberal Party (Philippines) 17,616 120x120px Tomas A. Baluyut Nacionalista Party 10,140 Isidro Sequera Independent 6,984 Vice Mayor Juan Patag 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) 6 seats 7 1 MCLGG 1 seat 1 d Nacionalista Party 0 seats 0 d Independent (politician) 1 seat 0 1 Local elections was held in the Municipality of Makati on November 12, 1963, within the 1963 Philippine local elections, during the administration of President Diosdado Macapagal. 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 1961. Background Incumbent Makati mayor Maximo Estrella is running for his third term, having been first elected in 1955 and reelected in 1959. Estrella is a staunch candidate of the Liberal Party. He selected incumbent vice-mayor Juan Patag as his running mate. His challenger for mayor was former Makati mayor Jose D. Villena of the Nacionalista Party. A third party, the Makati Citizens League for Good Government (MCLGG), broke ranks with the Nacionalistas and fielded their own candidates for councilors. It is the third time that Estrella and Villena contended for the position, having battled in 1955 and 1959. At the time, Philippine politics was under the Two-party system, dominated by the Liberals and Nacionalistas. Candidates Liberal Party Name Party For Mayor Maximo B. Estrella Liberal Party (Philippines) For Vice MayorJuan Patag Liberal Party (Philippines) For CouncilorCesar C. Alzona Liberal Party (Philippines) Ignacio C. Babasa Liberal Party (Philippines) Teotimo Gealogo 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) Nacionalista Party (NP) Name Party For Mayor Jose Daniel S. Villena Sr. Nacionalista PartyFor Vice MayorTomas A. Baluyut Nacionalista Party For CouncilorDionisio S. Flores Nacionalista PartyBenjamin Guerra Nacionalista Party Fortunato M. Gutierrez Nacionalista Party Jose Mayor Nacionalista Party Pedro Reyes Nacionalista PartyFernando Suva Nacionalista Party Filomena Villamor Nacionalista PartyEliseo D. Viray Nacionalista Party Makati Citizens' League for Good Government (MCLGG) Name Party For CouncilorMaria Lourdes Cacho-Soriano Makati Citizens' League for Good GovernmentJose Feria Makati Citizens' League for Good GovernmentFilomeno Pico Makati Citizens' League for Good GovernmentJose E. Romero Makati Citizens' League for Good Government Gustavo Victoriano Makati Citizens' League for Good Government Independent Name Party For Vice Mayor Isidro Sequera Independent Results Mayor Incumbent mayor Maximo Estrella handily won for his third term, defeating former mayor Jose D. Villena by over 20,000 votes.The sad history of Makati's mayorship https://manilastandard.net/?p=175292 Manila Standard April 21, 2015 July 8, 2026 1963 Makati mayoral election Maximo B. Estrella Liberal Party 28186 Jose Daniel S. Villena Sr. Nacionalista Party 8047 Liberal Party hold Philippine Commission on Elections Vice Mayor Incumbent vice mayor Juan Patag won against former vice mayor Tomas Baluyut and independent candidate Isidro Sequera. 1963 Makati vice mayoral election Juan Patag Liberal Party 17616 Tomas A. Baluyut Nacionalista Party 10140 Isidro Sequera Independent 6984 Liberal Party hold Philippine Commission on Elections Rizal 1st District Representative Rufino Antonio won as 1st congressional district representative against ten other contenders, among them incumbent representative Benedicto Padilla. The election for this position was held on November 14, 1961. This district holds jurisdiction over the Municipality of Makati. 1961 Rizal's 1st congressional district representative election Rufino D. Antonio Liberal Party 81888 Jaime N. Ferrer Sr. Nacionalista Party 75027 Benedicto Padilla Liberal Party 74365 Juvencio Ortañez Nacionalista Party Independent 9325 Florante Villegas Liberal Party 3812 Baltazar G. Cuyugan Nationalist Citizens' Party 2992 Apolinario E. Sogueco Nacionalista Party 1974 Miguel Cornejo Independent 1102 Jose L. Rodriguez Nacionalista Party 861 Melquiades G. Virata Nacionalista Party 854 George C. Gorostiza Independent 162 Liberal hold Philippine Commission on Elections Municipal Council Seven of eight winning candidates came from the Liberal Party. Jose Feria is the lone winning candidate from the NP-MCLGG coalition. 1963 Makati Municipal Council election Liberal Party (Philippines) Justino Ventura 18,534 Liberal Party (Philippines) Pedro P. Ison 18,458 Liberal Party (Philippines) Teotimo Gealogo 18,080 Liberal Party (Philippines) Jose C. Luciano 15,241 Liberal Party (Philippines) Juan E. Tengco 14,101 Liberal Party (Philippines) Ignacio C. Babasa 13,785 Liberal Party (Philippines) Bernardo P. Nonato 12,804 MCLGG Jose Feria 12,620 |-bgcolor=black |colspan=5| MCLGG Maria Lourdes "Marilou" Cacho-Soriano 12,099 Nacionalista Party Fernando Suva 8,463 MCLGG Jose E. Romero 8,215 Liberal Party (Philippines) Cesar C. Alzona 7,914 Nacionalista Party Eliseo D. Viray 7,386 MCLGG Gustavo Victoriano 7,005 MCLGG Jose Mayor 6,927 Nacionalista Party Pedro Reyes 6,514 Nacionalista Party Dionisio S. Flores 5,873 Nacionalista Party Benjamin Guerra 5,216 Nacionalista Party Fortunato M. Gutierrez 4,681 Nacionalista Party Filomena Villamor 8,448 MCLGG Filomeno Pico 4,126 Aftermath Estrella and Villena will meet once again in the 1967 Makati local elections, which Estrella won again for his fourth term. It would be Mayor Estrella's last term however, as he was suspended (and later resigned) from the post due to a case filed against him by councilor and future mayor Jose Luciano in 1969.JOSE C. LUCIANO vs. THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNOR, and/or THE PROVINCIAL BOARD, both of the Province of Rizal; MAYOR MAXIMO ESTRELLA, VICE-MAYOR TEOTIMO GEALOGO, COUNCILORS JUSTINO VENTURA, PEDRO ISON, IGNACIO BABASA and BERNARDO NONATO, all of the Municipality of Makati, Province of Rizal; THE HONORABLE JUDGES DELFIN B. FLORES and HERMINIO C. MARIANO, both of the Court of First Instance of Rizal; and THE HONORABLE COURT of APPEALS; G.R. No. L-30306 https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri1969/jun1969/gr_l-30306_1969.html The LawPhil Project June 20, 1969 July 8, 2026 References Category:Elections in Makati Category:Local elections in the Philippines Makati local elections Makati local elections