2025 Batangas local elections

2025 Batangas local elections
May 12, 2025
	Gubernatorial election
Registered	1,958,794 7.68 pp
Turnout	79.45% (5.66 pp)
Governor before election; Hermilando Mandanas; PDP	Elected Governor ; Vilma Santos; Nacionalista
	Vice Gubernatorial election
Turnout	77.27% (5.1 pp)
Vice Governor before election; Mark Leviste; PDP	Elected Vice Governor ; Hermilando Mandanas; PDP

Local elections were held in the province of Batangas on May 12, 2025, as part of the 2025 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 six districts of Batangas.

Background

Incumbent governor Hermilando Mandanas who was elected in 2016 and has served his third consecutive (sixth non-consecutive term) as governor and is ineligible for reelection.

Among those who announced their intention for the governorship is incumbent Mataasnakahoy Vice Mayor Jay Ilagan.^[2] Former party-list representative of 1st Consumer Alliance for Rural Energy (1-CARE) and former mayor of Padre Garcia Michael Angelo Rivera also expressed his intention to run for governor. Another candidate is Walter Ozaeta, currently captain of Barangay Poblacion IV, San Jose; he was endorsed by the Partido Federal ng Pilipinas as its gubernatorial candidate. Actress and former governor Vilma Santos-Recto also filed her certificate of candidacy for governor.^[3] Vilma Santos-Recto once served as governor of Batangas from 2007 to 2016.

All single-winner positions in contention use first-past-the-post voting, while all multi-winner positions use plurality block voting. The positions in contention, as well as the quantity of each position, are as follows:


District	Municipality or City	Representatives	Governor	Vice Governor	Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan	Mayor	Vice Mayor	Members of the Sangguniang Panlungsod or Sangguniang Bayan
1st	Calaca	1	1	1	2	1	1	10
	Balayan					1	1	8
	Calatagan					1	1	8
	Lemery					1	1	8
	Lian					1	1	8
	Nasugbu					1	1	8
	Taal					1	1	8
	Tuy					1	1	8
2nd	Bauan	1			2	1	1	8
	Lobo					1	1	8
	Mabini					1	1	8
	San Luis					1	1	8
	San Pascual					1	1	8
	Tingloy					1	1	8
3rd	Santo Tomas, Batangas	1			2	1	1	10
	Tanauan					1	1	10
	Agoncillo					1	1	8
	Alitagtag					1	1	8
	Balete					1	1	8
	Cuenca					1	1	8
	Laurel					1	1	8
	Malvar					1	1	8
	Mataasnakahoy					1	1	8
	San Nicolas					1	1	8
	Santa Teresita					1	1	8
	Talisay					1	1	8
4th	Ibaan	1			2	1	1	8
	Padre Garcia					1	1	8
	Rosario					1	1	8
	San Jose					1	1	8
	San Juan					1	1	8
	Taysan					1	1	8
5th	Batangas City	1			2	1	1	12
6th	Lipa	1			2	1	1	12

Provincial elections

Governor

Incumbent Governor Hermilando Mandanas is term-limited and is running for Vice Governor. Running for the position are incumbent Mataasnakahoy Vice Mayor Jay Ilagan, barangay captain Walter Ozaeta, former 1-CARE partylist representative and former Padre Garcia mayor Michael Angelo Rivera and former governor Vilma Santos-Recto.

2025 Batangas gubernatorial election
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Vilma Santos-Recto	Nacionalista Party	655,034	42.09
	Michael Angelo Rivera	Liberal Party	532,531	34.22
	Jay Ilagan	PROMDI	272,677	17.52
	Walter Ozaeta	Independent	95,946	6.17
Total			1,556,188	100.00
	Nacionalista gain from PDP

**2025 Batangas Gubernatorial Election Results**
Results by municipality and city

Per City/Municipality

City/Municipality	Vilma Santos-Recto		Michael Angelo Rivera		Jay Ilagan		Walter Ozaeta

	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Agoncillo	7,123	33.24	7,135	33.29	6,000	28.00	1,174	5.48
Alitagtag	6,420	43.74	4,557	31.05	3,290	22.42	419	2.79
Balayan	20,341	41.32	6,829	15.41	2,529	5.71	426	0.96
Balete	4,848	39.56	2,558	20.87	3,773	30.79	1,075	8.77
Batangas City	76,393	42.40	71,921	39.91	23,548	13.07	8,381	4.65
Bauan	12,854	26.80	20,610	42.97	12,688	26.45	1,813	3.78
Calaca	22,371	35.03	15,157	23.76	12,824	22.24	1,321	2.56
Calatagan	17,616	57.15	5,690	18.52	4,997	16.27	2,415	7.86
Cuenca	7,780	36.87	7,470	35.40	4,215	19.97	1,639	7.77
Ibaan	14,601	42.53	13,769	40.10	3,635	10.59	2,328	6.78
Laurel	10,068	42.76	7,197	30.56	5,494	23.33	788	3.35
Lemery	19,323	40.67	14,318	30.13	11,910	25.06	1,966	4.14
Lian	12,922	43.87	7,785	26.43	6,656	22.60	2,093	7.11
Lipa	119,708	58.18	58,582	28.47	23,509	11.43	3,951	1.92
Lobo	11,532	48.38	8,037	33.72	2,658	11.15	1,607	6.74
Mabini	13,547	48.44	9,241	33.04	4,431	15.84	748	2.67
Malvar	10,767	35.71	10,022	33.24	5,242	17.39	4,121	13.67
Mataasnakahoy	8,634	44.78	1,631	8.46	8,634	44.78	113	0.59
Nasugbu	33,065	48.63	18,031	26.52	15,061	22.15	1,840	2.71
Padre Garcia	2,523	8.52	26,368	89.07	513	1.73	201	0.68
Rosario	25,411	36.27	34,153	48.74	7,623	10.88	2,881	4.11
San Jose	12,717	24.30	8,235	15.73	3,522	6.73	27,863	53.24
San Juan	22,757	37.95	27,231	45.41	5,986	9.98	3,992	6.66
San Luis	8,667	39.22	7,936	35.91	4,894	22.15	601	2.72
San Nicolas	5,833	46.52	2,777	22.15	3,490	27.84	438	3.49
San Pascual	9,547	27.00	16,009	45.27	8,060	22.79	1,747	4.94
Santa Teresita	6,494	57.82	1,476	13.14	3,112	27.71	150	1.34
Santo Tomas	39,626	42.28	33,367	35.60	16,617	17.73	4,121	4.40
Taal	10,396	32.97	10,206	32.37	9,326	29.58	1,599	5.07
Talisay	11,007	45.47	6,340	26.19	4,713	19.47	2,147	8.87
Tanauan	44,439	70.97	42,601	36.10	23,869	20.22	7,114	6.03
Taysan	8,817	36.71	11,739	48.87	2,871	11.95	593	2.47
Tingloy	3,186	40.10	1,872	23.56	2,551	32.10	337	4.24
Tuy	13,701	56.02	6,367	26.03	3,725	15.23	664	2.71

TOTAL	655,034	42.09	532,531	35.50	272,677	17.52	95,946	6.17

Vice Governor

Incumbent Mark Leviste who has declared his intention for the governorship decided to run for congress.^[3] His party nominated incumbent governor Hermilando Mandanas. His opponents are incumbent Bauan mayor Ryanh Dolor and TV host Luis Manzano, son of former governor Vilma Santos.

2025 Batangas vice gubernatorial election
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Hermilando Mandanas	PDP	821,380	54.27
	Luis Manzano	Nacionalista Party	565,077	37.34
	Ryanh Dolor	Independent	127,036	8.39
Total			1,513,493	100.00
	PDP hold

**2025 Batangas Vice Gubernatorial Election Results**
Results by municipality and city

Per City/Municipality

City/Municipality	Dodo Mandanas		Luis "Lucky" Manzano		Ryanh Dolor

	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Agoncillo	13,537	65.43	5,905	28.54	1,246	6.02
Alitagtag	7,261	51.08	5,436	38.24	1,518	10.68
Balayan	26,178	55.19	17,486	37.13	3,428	7.20
Balete	7,091	59.92	4,471	37.78	273	2.31
Batangas City	102,772	57.68	60,944	34.20	14,468	8.12
Bauan	13,113	25.94	6,830	13.51	30,616	60.55
Calaca	32,251	63.00	17,013	33.35	1,858	3.63
Calatagan	13,032	44.05	14,925	50.45	1,628	5.50
Cuenca	12,347	61.28	6,435	31.94	1,368	6.79
Ibaan	19,428	57.71	13,003	38.62	1,235	3.67
Laurel	12,662	56.51	9,236	41.22	510	2.28
Lemery	26,028	56.03	14,923	32.12	5,502	11.84
Lian	18,555	64.41	9,258	32.14	994	3.45
Lipa	94,266	47.25	96,807	48.52	8,436	4.23
Lobo	13,058	41.55	11,346	40.11	5,186	18.34
Mabini	11,752	41.55	11,346	40.11	5,186	18.34
Malvar	17,969	61.83	9,436	32.47	1,656	5.70
Mataasnakahoy	8,732	47.69	8,851	48.34	727	3.97
Nasugbu	36,693	55.33	27,198	41.01	2,425	3.66
Padre Garcia	20,865	77.28	5,231	19.38	902	3.34
Rosario	37,552	55.63	27,449	40.66	2,508	3.72
San Jose	25,049	53.12	18,448	39.12	3,658	7.76
San Juan	30,914	53.69	24,516	42.58	2,151	3.74
San Luis	12,866	59.09	6,425	29.51	2,481	11.40
San Nicolas	6,165	50.48	5,404	44.25	644	5.27
San Pascual	16,269	45.98	6,939	19.61	12,171	34.40
Santa Teresita	5,120	46.33	5,404	48.90	526	4.76
Santo Tomas	52,680	57.94	33,157	36.47	5,090	5.60
Taal	20,821	67.10	7,640	24.62	2,569	8.28
Talisay	12,369	52.79	10,022	42.77	1,041	4.44
Tanauan	64,170	56.59	43,333	38.21	5,893	5.20
Taysan	12,080	53.09	9,302	40.88	1,373	6.03
Tingloy	4,763	60.26	2,558	32.74	553	7.00
Tuy	12,592	52.31	10,684	44.38	796	3.31

TOTAL	821,380	54.29	565,077	37.32	127,036	8.39

2025 Batangas vice gubernatorial election by locality
Dist.	Locality	Registered voters	Total district registered voters	Candidates			Total votes	Non-voters / Invalid	Turnout	Vote share
Dist.	Locality	Registered voters	Total district registered voters	Dodo Mandanas	Luis Lucky Manzano	Ryanh Dolor	Total votes	Non-voters / Invalid	Turnout	Mandanas	Manzano	Dolor
1	Calaca City	63,857	419,735	32,251	17,013	1,858	51,122	12,735	80.06%	63.09%	33.28%	3.63%
1	Balayan	59,821		26,178	17,486	3,428	47,092	12,729	78.72%	55.59%	37.13%	7.28%
1	Calatagan	38,196		13,032	14,925	1,628	29,585	8,613	77.45%	44.05%	50.45%	5.50%
1	Lemery	59,437		26,028	14,923	5,502	46,453	12,984	78.16%	56.03%	32.12%	11.84%
1	Lian	37,493		18,555	9,258	994	28,807	8,686	76.83%	64.41%	32.14%	3.45%
1	Nasugbu	89,379		36,693	27,198	2,425	66,316	23,063	74.20%	55.33%	41.01%	3.66%
1	Taal	40,453		20,821	7,640	2,569	31,030	9,423	76.71%	67.10%	24.62%	8.28%
1	Tuy	31,097		12,592	10,684	796	24,072	7,025	77.41%	52.31%	44.38%	3.31%
2	Bauan	60,835	208,308	13,113	6,830	30,616	50,559	10,276	83.11%	25.94%	13.51%	60.55%
2	Lobo	29,032		13,058	8,962	1,606	23,626	5,406	81.38%	55.27%	37.93%	6.80%
2	Mabini	35,913		11,752	11,346	5,186	28,284	7,629	78.76%	41.55%	40.11%	18.34%
2	San Luis	26,877		12,866	6,425	2,481	21,772	5,105	81.01%	59.09%	29.51%	11.40%
2	San Pascual	44,264		16,269	6,939	12,171	35,379	8,885	79.93%	45.98%	19.61%	34.40%
2	Tingloy	11,385		4,763	2,558	553	7,874	3,511	69.16%	60.49%	32.49%	7.02%
3	Santo Tomas City	124,836	515,378	52,680	33,157	5,090	90,927	33,909	72.84%	57.94%	36.47%	5.60%
3	Tanauan City	151,400		64,170	43,333	5,893	113,396	38,004	74.90%	56.59%	38.21%	5.20%
3	Agoncillo	27,383		13,537	5,905	1,246	20,688	6,695	75.55%	65.43%	28.54%	6.02%
3	Alitagtag	19,249		7,261	5,436	1,518	14,215	5,034	73.85%	51.08%	38.24%	10.68%
3	Balete	15,206		7,091	4,471	273	11,835	3,371	77.83%	59.92%	37.78%	2.31%
3	Cuenca	25,742		12,347	6,435	1,368	20,150	5,592	78.28%	61.28%	31.94%	6.79%
3	Laurel	28,925		12,662	9,236	510	22,408	6,517	77.47%	56.51%	41.22%	2.28%
3	Malvar	39,256		17,969	9,436	1,656	29,061	10,195	74.03%	61.83%	32.47%	5.70%
3	Mataasnakahoy	22,311		8,732	8,851	727	18,310	4,001	82.07%	47.69%	48.34%	3.97%
3	San Nicolas	16,051		6,165	5,404	644	12,213	3,838	76.09%	50.48%	44.25%	5.27%
3	Santa Teresita	14,295		5,120	5,404	526	11,050	3,245	77.30%	46.33%	48.90%	4.76%
3	Talisay	30,724		12,369	10,022	1,041	23,432	7,292	76.27%	52.79%	42.77%	4.44%
4	Ibaan	41,301	329,711	19,428	13,003	1,235	33,666	7,635	81.51%	57.71%	38.62%	3.67%
4	Padre Garcia	34,545		20,865	5,231	902	26,998	7,547	78.15%	77.28%	19.38%	3.34%
4	Rosario	85,045		37,552	27,449	2,508	67,509	17,536	79.38%	55.63%	40.66%	3.72%
4	San Jose	62,236		25,049	18,448	3,658	47,155	15,081	75.77%	53.12%	39.12%	7.76%
4	San Juan	76,584		30,914	24,516	2,151	57,581	19,003	75.19%	53.69%	42.58%	3.74%
4	Taysan	30,000		12,080	9,302	1,373	22,755	7,245	75.85%	53.09%	40.88%	6.03%
5	Batangas City	228,263	228,263	102,772	60,944	14,468	178,184	50,079	78.06%	57.68%	34.20%	8.12%
6	Lipa City	257,401	257,401	94,266	96,807	8,436	199,509	57,892	77.51%	47.25%	48.52%	4.23%
Total		1,958,744	—	821,380	565,077	127,036	1,513,493	184,179	77.27%	54.29%	37.32%	8.39%

Provincial board


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Nacionalista Party	1,447,209	64.23	10
	Independent	282,790	12.55	1
	Lakas–CMD	169,747	7.53	0
	Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino	127,648	5.67	0
	Nationalist People's Coalition	126,139	5.60	1
	PROMDI	58,213	2.58	0
	Partido Federal ng Pilipinas	41,440	1.84	0
Ex officio seats				3
Total		2,253,186	100.00	15

1st District - (1987 - Present)

City: Calaca
Municipalities: Balayan, Calatagan, Lemery, Lian, Nasugbu, Taal, Tuy

Incumbent Roman Rosales Jr. is term-limited. Incumbent Armie Bausas is eligible for a second-term.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 1st District of Batangas
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Anna Rosales Santos	150,934	29.86
	Nacionalista	*Armie Bausas*	133,519	26.41

	LDP	Raymund Apacible	127,648	25.25
	PROMDI	Leo Malinay	58,213	11.51
	PFP	Roberto Landicho	35,138	6.95
Total votes			505,512	100.00

2nd District - (2016 - Present)

Municipalities: Bauan, Lobo, Mabini, San Luis, San Pascual, Tingloy

Incumbents Wilson Leandro Rivera and Arlina Magboo are term-limited. The Nacionalista Party has nominated two candidates: Jently Ona Rivera, wife of Wilson Rivera, and Dr. Reina Abu-Reyes, daughter of former Congressman Raneo Abu. Challenging them are term-limited Mabini councilor Richard Dieza, former board member Amelia Alvarez, Ramon Lagrana and Andro Hernandez.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 2nd District of Batangas
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Reina Abu-Reyes	86,228	29.16
	Nacionalista	Jently Rivera	72,470	24.51

	Lakas	Rolan Richard Dieza	67,328	22.77
	Lakas	Amelia Alvarez	60,211	20.36
	PFP	Ramon Lagrana	6,302	2.13
	Independent	Andro Hernandez	3,173	1.07
Total votes			295,712	100.00

Party		Candidate	2nd District Localities						Total Valid Votes Per Candidate
Party		Candidate	Bauan	Lobo	Mabini	San Luis	San Pascual	Tingloy	Total Valid Votes Per Candidate
	Nacionalista	Reina Abu-Reyes	30,443	13,034	11,405	9,453	20,356	1,537	86,228
	Nacionalista	Jently Rivera	27,205	10,189	8,759	7,987	17,052	1,278	72,470
	Lakas-CMD	Richard Dieza	15,359	7,504	17,809	11,293	12,379	2,984	67,328
	Lakas-CMD	Amy Alvarez	14,450	8,241	11,166	9,032	10,901	6,421	60,211
	PFP	Ramon Lagrana	2,637	433	749	531	1,260	692	6,302
	Independent	Andro Hernandez	740	308	781	641	655	48	3,173
TOTAL VOTES									295,712

3rd District - (1987 - Present)

Cities: Santo Tomas, Tanauan
Municipalities: Agoncillo, Alitagtag, Balete, Cuenca, Laurel, Malvar, Mataasnakahoy, San Nicolas, Santa Teresita, Talisay

Incumbents Alfredo Corona and Rodolfo Balba are running for re-election.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 3rd District of Batangas
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Alfredo Corona*	223,928	49.09
	Nacionalista	*Rodolfo Balba*	163,464	45.83

	Independent	Dennis Macalintal	68,758	15.07
Total votes			456,150	100.00

4th District - (2016 - Present)

Municipalities: Ibaan, Padre Garcia, Rosario, San Jose, San Juan, Taysan

Incumbents Jonas Patrick Gozos and Jesus De Veyra are term-limited. Running for the position are Melvin Vidal, a three-termer Padre Garcia councilor and outgoing Batangas PCL President, Marcus Mendoza, son of former 4th District representative Mark Mendoza, pastor Eric De Veyra, son of term-limited board member Jesus Del Veyra, incumbent San Jose councilor Jerick Mercado, and three-termer San Juan councilor Alvin Samonte.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 4th District of Batangas
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Marcus Dominic Mendoza	126,139	29.83
	Independent	Melvin Vidal	106,257	25.12

	Nacionalista	Eric De Veyra	92,281	21.82
	Independent	Jerick Mercado	49,949	11.81
	Independent	Alvin John Samonte	48,279	11.42
Total votes			422,905	100.00

5th District - Lone District (2016 - Present)

City: Batangas City

Incumbents Ma. Claudette Ambida and Arthur Blanco are term-limited in which both will run for the councilor of Batangas City. Former Batangas vice mayor Jun Berberabe and incumbent city councilor Hamilton Blanco will run for the board member of Batangas. Challenging them are Engr. Vicente Cantos of Lakas and independent candidate Ramil Cueto.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 5th District of Batangas
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Emilio Francisco Berberabe Jr.	145,728	49.21
	Nacionalista	Hamilton Blanco	101,753	34.37

	Lakas	Vicente Cantos	42,208	14.26
	Independent	Ramil Cueto	6,374	2.16
Total votes			296,113	100.00

6th District - Lone District (2016 - Present)

City: Lipa

Incumbent Lydio Lopez Jr. is barred from seeking reelection due to term limits and will instead contest a seat in the Lipa City Council. His party has nominated Oscar Gozos II as its replacement candidate for the provincial board seat. Meanwhile, incumbent Aries Emmanuel Mendoza is eligible to run for reelection. Both Gozos and Mendoza are running without opposition.

2025 Provincial Board Election in 6th District of Batangas
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Aries Emmanuel Mendoza*	146,393	52.87
	Nacionalista	Oscar Gozos II	130,515	47.13
Total votes			276,907	100.00

Congressional elections

First district

Incumbent Eric Buhain is running for reelection. His opponent is businessman Leandro Leviste, son of former governor Jose Antonio Leviste and senator Loren Legarda.


Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Leandro Leviste	Independent politician	268,764	74.58
	Eric Buhain (incumbent)	Nacionalista Party	91,588	25.42
Total			360,352	100.00

Registered voters/turnout			419,735	–
	Independent gain from Nacionalista Party
Source: Commission on Elections^[4]^[5]

Second district

Incumbent Gerville Luistro is running for reelection. Her opponent is former congressman Raneo Abu.


Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Gerville Luistro (incumbent)	Lakas–CMD	109,478	62.18
	Raneo Abu	Nacionalista Party	66,583	37.82
Total			176,061	100.00

Registered voters/turnout			208,306	–
	Lakas–CMD hold
Source: Commission on Elections^[4]^[5]

Third district

Incumbent Ma. Theresa Collantes is term-limited. Her son, King is her party's nominee. His opponents are Nestor Burgos and incumbent vice governor Mark Leviste.


Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	King Collantes	Nationalist People's Coalition	244,340	61.39
	Mark Leviste	Independent politician	143,751	36.12
	Nestor Burgos	Independent politician	9,932	2.50
Total			398,023	100.00

Registered voters/turnout			515,378	–
	Nationalist People's Coalition hold
Source: Commission on Elections^[4]^[5]

Fourth district

Incumbent Lianda Bolilia is term-limited. Her husband, former board member Amado Carlos "Caloy" Bolilia is her party's nominee. His opponents are incumbent board member Jonas Patrick Gozos and Ronald Umali.


Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Caloy Bolilia	Nacionalista Party	142,884	52.14
	JP Gozos	Independent politician	126,636	46.21
	Ronald Umali	Lakas–CMD	4,527	1.65
Total			274,047	100.00

Registered voters/turnout			329,711	–
	Nacionalista Party hold
Source: Commission on Elections^[4]^[5]

Fifth district

Incumbent Marvey Mariño is term-limited and is running for mayor of Batangas City, switching places with his wife, incumbent mayor Beverley Rose Dimacuha. Her opponent is Makabayan Carlito Bisa.

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Batangas's 5th District
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Beverley Rose Dimacuha	156,049	87.30
	Makabayan	Carlito Bisa	22,698	12.70
Total votes			178,747	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

Sixth district

The seat is currently vacant after Ralph Recto was appointed as Secretary of Finance. Running for the position is his son Ryan Recto, alongside businessman Rodel Lacorte, lawyer Mario Panganiban and Bernadette Sabili, wife of former Lipa City mayor and current Presidential Commission on Urban Poor chief Meynard Sabili.

2025 Philippine House of Representatives election in Batangas's 6th District
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Ryan Recto	92,823	45.94
	Partido ng Masang Lipeño	Bernadette Sabili	72,976	36.11
	Independent	Mario Panganiban	20,872	10.33
	Independent	Rodel Lacorte	15,398	7.62
Total votes			202,069	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

City and municipal elections

All 29 municipalities of Batangas, Batangas City, Calaca, Lipa, Santo Tomas, and Tanauan will all elect a mayor and a vice-mayor this election. The candidates for mayor and vice mayor with the highest number of votes wins the seat; they are elected separately, therefore, they may be of different parties when elected. Below is the summary of mayoral and vice-mayoral candidates of each city and municipalities per district.

First district

City: Calaca
Municipalities: Balayan, Calatagan, Lemery, Lian, Nasugbu, Taal, Tuy

Calaca City

Incumbent Nas Ona is running for reelection. Challenging him is former city vice mayor Renante Macalindong.

Calaca City mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Sofronio "Nas" Ona (incumbent)	Nacionalista Party	44,253	78.60
	Renante Macalindong	Aksyon Demokratiko	12,049	21.40
Total			56,302	100.00

Registered voters/turnout			63,857	–
	Nacionalista Party hold

Incumbent Jerry Raphael Katigbak is running for re-election. Challenging him is independent candidate Antonio Mendoza.

Calaca City vice mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Jerry Raphael Katigbak (incumbent)	Nacionalista Party	46,993	92.78
	Antonio Mendoza	Independent	3,658	7.22
Total			50,651	100.00

Registered voters/turnout			63,857	–
	Nacionalista Party hold

Balayan

Incumbent Emmanuel Salvador Fronda II is term-limited.

Balayan mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Lisa Ermita	NPC	26,847	50.69
	Leslee Fronda	Nacionalista Party	25,794	48.70
	Pablo Lopez	Independent	322	0.61
Total			52,963	100.00
	NPC gain from Nacionalista

Incumbent vice mayor Efren Chavez is running for re-election.

Balayan vice mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Efren Chavez (incumbent)	Nacionalista Party	36,042	71.49
	Rita Abiad	NPC	14,373	28.51
Total			50,415	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

Calatagan

Incumbent Peter Oliver Palacio is term-limited. His son, Pedro Palacio IV is his party's nominee

Calatagan mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Rico Puno	PFP	16,822	49.13
	Pedro Palacio IV	NPC	15,832	46.24
	Lenie Pantoja	Aksyon Demokratiko	1,588	4.64
Total			34,242	100.00
	PFP gain from NPC

Incumbent vice mayor Rogelio Zarraga is running for re-election.

Calatagan vice mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Rogelio Zarraga (incumbent)	NPC	22,609	69.43
	Ruben Bautista	PFP	9,953	30.57
Total			32,562	100.00
	NPC hold

Lemery

Incumbent Ian Kenneth Alilio is running for reelection. His opponent is incumbent vice mayor Geraldine Ornales.

Lemery mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Ian Kenneth Alilio (incumbent)	Nacionalista Party	26,413	50.41
	Geraldine Ornales	Nationalist People's Coalition	25,988	49.59
Total			52,401	100.00
	Nacionalista Party hold

Incumbent Geraldine Ornales is running for mayor. Her party nominated incumbent councilor Hannah Beatriz Cabral. Her opponent is fellow councilor Maria Hanalee Bustos

Lemery vice mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Hannah Beatriz Cabral	Nationalist People's Coalition	26,398	51.53
	Maria Hanalee Bustos	Nacionalista Party	24,827	48.47
Total			51,225	100.00
	Nationalist People's Coalition gain from Nacionalista Party

Lian

Incumbent Joseph Peji is running for reelection.

Lian mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Joseph Peji (incumbent)	Nacionalista Party	26,003	82.17
	Zaldy De Layola	Independent	5,643	17.83
Total			31,646	100.00
	Nacionalista Party hold

Incumbent Ronin Leviste is running for reelection.

Lian vice mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Iniño Bolompo	Partido Federal ng Pilipinas	16,891	52.09
	Ronin Leviste (incumbent)	Nacionalista Party	15,536	47.91
Total			32,427	100.00
	Partido Federal ng Pilipinas gain from Nacionalista Party

Nasugbu

Incumbent Antonio Jose Barcelon is running for reelection.

Nasugbu mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Antonio Jose Barcelon (incumbent)	Nationalist People's Coalition	24,319	32.90
	Mildred Sanchez	Nacionalista Party	20,081	27.16
	Guillerma Limboc	Lakas-CMD	19,554	26.45
	Roderick Cabral	Aksyon Demokratiko	9,469	12.81
	Melvin Mendoza II	Partido Federal ng Pilipinas	500	0.68
Total			73,923	100.00

Registered voters/turnout				–
	Nationalist People's Coalition hold

Incumbent Mildred Sanchez is running for mayor.

Nasugbu vice mayoral elections
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Larry Albanio	Nacionalista Party	29,849	42.02
	Mildred Sanchez	Nationalist People's Coalition	19,622	27.63
	Dennis Apacible	Aksyon Demokratiko	12,831	18.06
	Reginald Borge	National Unity Party	8,726	12.29
Total			71,028	100.00

Registered voters/turnout				–
	Nacionalista Party hold

Taal

Incumbent Fulgencio Mercado is term-limited. Aksyon party nominated his son, Aaron Mercado. Challenging him for the mayoral election are lawyer Atty. Naireeza Grace Bainto of PFP and independent candidate Romeo Baleros.

Taal mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PFP	Naireeza Grace Bainto	23,011	71.31
	Independent	Romeo Baleros	7,977	24.72
	Aksyon	Aaron Martin Mercado	1,280	3.97
Margin of victory			15,034	46.59
Valid ballots			32,268	79.77
Invalid or blank votes			8,185	20.23
Total votes			40,453	100.00
	PFP gain from Independent

Incumbent vice mayor Michael Rey Vilano is running for reelection.

Taal vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Michael Rey Vilano*	23,523	74.55
	Independent	Edwin Semaña	8,032	25.45
Margin of victory			15,491	49.09
Valid ballots			31,555	78.00
Invalid or blank votes			8,898	22.00
Total votes			40,453	100.00

Tuy

Incumbent mayor Jose Jecerell Cerrado is running for reelection. His opponent is former mayor Rowena Raquel Rodriguez.

Tuy mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Jose Jecerell Cerrado*	18,906	72.03
	PFP	Rowena Raquel Rodriguez	7,341	27.97
Valid ballots			25,915
Total votes			31,097	100.00

Incumbent vice mayor Armando Afable is running for reelection. His opponent is Richman Rodriguez, son of former mayor Rowena Raquel Rodriguez.

Tuy vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Armando Afable*	14,086	54.35
	PFP	Richman Rodriguez	11,829	45.65
Valid ballots			25,915
Total votes			31,097	100.00

Second district

Municipalities: Bauan, Lobo, Mabini, San Luis, San Pascual, Tingloy

Bauan

Incumbent Ryanh Dolor declined to run for reelection but instead will run for Vice Governor of Batangas. His wife Wendah Dolor will run for the Mayoralty race. Her opponents are incumbent councilor Patricia Nicole Abrahan and Mario Bejer

Bauan mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Wendah Dolor	26,380	51.34
	Lakas	Patricia Nicole Abrahan	24,162	47.03
	PFP	Mario Bejer	837	1.63
Valid ballots			51,379	84.46
Invalid or blank votes			9,456	15.54
Total votes			60,835	100.00

Incumbent Ronald Cruzat is running for reelection. His opponents are former vice mayor Julian Casapao and former councilor Ren Shuster Maramot

Bauan vice mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Ronald Cruzat*	19,396	38.46
	Lakas	Ren Shuster Maramot	18,915	37.51
	Independent	Julian Casapao	12,115	24.03
Valid ballots			50,426	82.89
Invalid or blank votes			10,409	17.11
Total votes			60,835	100.00

Lobo

Incumbent Geronimo Alfiler first assumed as vice mayor upon the death of vice mayor Gaudioso Manalo. Months later, he assumed the mayorship when mayor Lota Manalo was dismissed by the Office of the Ombudsman for violation of the Ease of Doing Business Act. Manalo re-assumed as mayor after the Court of Appeals reversed the decision of the Ombudsman, while Alfiler re-assumed as vice mayor. However, the Office of the Ombudsman suspended Manalo, making Alfiler as the acting mayor.

Lobo mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Lakas	Geronimo Alfiler	12,276	48.13
	Nacionalista	Lota Manalo	12,016	47.11
	PROMDI	Queenie Manalo	674	2.64
	Independent	Michael Cueto	541	2.12
Valid ballots			25,507
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			29,032	100.00

Incumbent Geronimo Alfiler assumed office after the death of vice mayor Gaudioso Manalo. Upon his assumption as mayor, Angelito Abiera who was the first councilor assumed the position of vice mayor. However, upon the re-assumption of Lota Manalo as mayor, Alfiler was re-assumed as vice mayor.

Lobo vice mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Lakas	Angelito Abiera	11,657	46.30
	Nacionalista	Denden Araja	11,189	44.44
	Independent	Jason Manalo	2,329	9.25
Valid ballots			25,175
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			29,032	100.00

Mabini

Incumbent Nilo Villanueva is running for reelection, however he withdrew his candidacy in November 2024. As a result, his opponent, former mayor Noel Luistro is running unopposed

Mabini mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PFP	Noel "Bitrics" Luistro	21,422	100.00
Valid ballots			21,422	59.65
Invalid or blank votes			14,491	40.35
Total votes			35,913	100.00
	PFP gain from Nacionalista

Incumbent Leonido Bantugon is running for reelection.

Mabini vice mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PFP	Jose Nelson Hernandez	15,592	53.48
	Nacionalista	Leonido Bantugon	13,563	46.52
Valid ballots			29,155	81.07
Invalid or blank votes			6,798	18.93
Total votes			35,913	100.00

San Luis

Incumbent Oscarlito Hernandez is running for reelection.

San Luis mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Lakas	*Oscarlito Hernandez*	14,854	65.05
	PFP	Edelino Medina	7,028	30.78
	Independent	Felix Diomampo	952	4.17
Valid ballots			22,834	84.91
Invalid or blank votes			4,053	15.19
Total votes			26,877	100.00

Incumbent Ma-an De Gracia is running for reelection.

San Luis vice mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Lakas	*Ma-an De Gracia*	7,393	32.32
	Nacionalista	Rannie Gatchalian	6,265	27.39
	NUP	Benjamin De Castro	5,350	23.29
	PFP	Marjorie De Castro	3,863	16.89
Valid ballots			22,871	85.06
Invalid or blank votes			4,016	14.94
Total votes			26,887	100.00

San Pascual

Although eligible for reelection, incumbent Antonio Dimayuga is no longer seeking reelection. Running for the position is incumbent Vice Mayor Angelina Castillo and former mayor Rosario Anna Victoria Conti. The Commission on Elections cancelled the candidacy of incumbent board member Arlina Magboo due to false material representation.

San Pascual mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Rosario Anna Victoria Conti	19,809	54.19
	Lakas	Angelina Castillo	16,743	45.81
Valid ballots			36,552
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			44,264	100.00

Incumbent Angelina Castillo is running for mayor. Lakas-CMD nominated former councilor and lawyer Reyshanne Joy Marquez. Her opponent is incumbent councilor Romuel Aguila of Nacionalista.

San Pascual vice mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Romuel Aguila	19,245	53.08
	Lakas	Reyshanne Joy Marquez	17,009	46.92
Valid ballots			36,254
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			44,264	100.00

Tingloy

Incumbent mayor Lauro Alvarez and vice mayor Dawn Erika Alvarez will stand unopposed for reelection.

Tingloy mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	*Lauro Alvarez*	7,173	100.00
Valid ballots			7,173
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			11,385
	Independent hold

Tingloy vice mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	*Dawn Erika Alvarez*	7,240	100.00
Valid ballots			7,240
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			11,385
	Independent hold

Third district

Cities: Santo Tomas, Tanauan
Municipalities: Agoncillo, Alitagtag, Balete, Cuenca, Laurel, Malvar, Mataasnakahoy, San Nicolas, Santa Teresita, Talisay

Santo Tomas

Incumbent Arth Jhun Marasigan is running for reelection. His opponents are Raymond Theodore Almeda, Dennis Sanchez and former municipal engineer Nolie Sanchez.

Santo Tomas mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Arth Jhun Marasigan*	68,583	67.32
	Lakas	Nolando Sanchez	29,251	28.71
	NPC	Dennis Sanchez	3,434	3.37
	Independent	Raymond Theodore Almeda	608	0.6
Valid ballots			101,876
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			124,836
	Nacionalista hold

Incumbent Cathy Jaurige-Perez is running for reelection. Her opponent is former vice mayor Armenius Silva.

Santo Tomas vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Cathy Jaurige-Perez*	69,038	70.46
	Lakas	Armenius Silva	28,950	29.54
Valid ballots			97,988
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			124,836	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

2025 Santo Tomas City Council elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Ross Allan Maligaya*	59,287	7.78
	NPC	*Victor Bathan*	53,375	7.00
	NPC	*Leovino Villegas*	50.798	6.66
	NPC	*Adrian Carpio*	52,862	6.93
	NPC	*Arturo Pecaña*	51,849	6.80
	NPC	*Helengrace Navarro*	50,578	6.63
	NPC	*Danilo Mabilangan*	50,061	6.57
	NPC	Wilfredo Maliksi	48,772	6.40
	Nacionalista	*Raquel Maloles-Salazar*	46,505	6.10
	NPC	Proceso Mendoza	38,098	5.00

	Lakas	Renante Arcillas	35,922	4.71
	Lakas	Boy Christopher Ramos	27,613	3.62
	Lakas	Jay Oloc-oloc	25,718	3.37
	Lakas	Kim Ryan Balitaan	25,511	3.35
	Lakas	Eric Gonzales	22,841	3.00
	Lakas	Ma. Filipina Garcia	20,558	2.70
	Lakas	Bobbit Guevarra	19,636	2.58
	Lakas	Bernardo Sarmiento	18,505	2.43
	Lakas	Filomeno Miel Nora	18,179	2.38
	Lakas	Elenita Allanigue	16,975	2.23
	Independent	Sonny Carpio	12,204	1.60
	Independent	Al Sanchez	8,173	1.07
	Independent	Homer Salvador	5,177	0.68
	Independent	Choiy Sy	3,327	0.44
Total votes			762,519	100.00

Tanauan

Incumbent Nelson Perez Collantes is running for reelection. His opponents are his 2022 primary opponent Mark Anthony Halili and incumbent vice-mayor Herminigildo Trinidad Jr.

Tanauan mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Sonny Collantes*	64,266	49.97
	PFP	Mark Anthony Halili	34,019	26.45
	PDP–Laban	Herminigildo Trinidad, Jr.	29,684	23.08
	Independent	Jesusa Garcia	524	0.41
	Independent	Alberto Javier	120	0.09
Valid ballots			128,613	84.95
Invalid or blank votes			22,787	15.05
Total votes			151,400	100.00
	NPC hold

Incumbent Herminigildo Trinidad, Jr. is not seeking reelection and will instead run for mayor. NPC nominated Wilfredo Ablao and challenging him is PFP vice mayoral nominee Sam Bengzon.

Tanauan vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Wilfredo Ablao	63,811	51.91
	PFP	Sam Bengzon	59,109	48.09
Valid ballots			122,920	81.89
Invalid or blank votes			28,480	19.11
Total votes			151,400	100.00
	NPC gain from PDP–Laban

2025 Tanauan City Council Elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Tirso Oruga	63,522	41.96
	NPC	Clarence Micosa	59,964	39.61
	NPC	Sonny Natanauan	56,227	37.14
	NPC	*Czylene Marqueses*	47,962	31.68
	PFP	*Kristel Guelos*	46,372	30.63
	NPC	Rene Alcantara	45,331	29.94
	PFP	*Marissa Tabing*	44,990	29.72
	NPC	Mario Leus Gonzales	43,531	28.75
	NPC	Lilibeth Arcega	42,675	28.19
	PFP	*Marcelo Eric Manglo*	40,116	26.50

	PFP	Herman De Sagun	39,818	26.30
	NPC	Chevy Blessing Menguito	38,781	25.61
	PFP	Eugene Yson	38,763	25.60
	PDP	Angel Burgos	35,735	23.60
	PFP	Joseph Castillo	35,602	23.52
	PFP	Shirley Platon	35,316	23.33
	PDP	Glen Win Gonzales	34,316	22.67
	PFP	Carlos Laurel	34,156	22.56
	PFP	Benedicto Corona	33,499	22.13
	NPC	Marco Amurao	33,236	21.95
	NPC	Rebecca Javier	30,695	20.27
	PDP	Kennedy Macalindong	24,277	16.04
	PFP	Bobby Ofrin	20,251	13.38
	Independent	Marie Ramilo	8,686	5.74
	Independent	Leo Hernandez	7,617	5.04
	Independent	Cipriano Rile	6,431	4.25
	Independent	Marcos Valdez	6,408	4.23
	Independent	Edwin Magsino	6,073	4.01
	Independent	Jofet Villaflor	3,084	2.04
	Independent	Mark Rodelas	2,931	1.94
	Independent	Glandina Luna	2,708	1.79
Total votes

Agoncillo

Incumbent Cinderella Reyes is running for reelection. Her opponent is former vice mayor Danilo Amuran

Agoncillo mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Cinderella Reyes*	13,710	56.87
	Lakas	Danilo Anuran	10,398	43.13
Valid ballots			24,108	88.04
Invalid or blank votes			3,275	11.96
Total votes			27,383	100.00
	NPC hold

Incumbent Daniel Reyes is not seeking reelection.

Agoncillo vice mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Remjelljan Humarang	12,396	52.14
	Lakas	Anna Kristina De Leon	11,382	47.86
Valid ballots			23,778	86.83
Invalid or blank votes			3,605	13.17
Total votes			27,383	100.00
	NPC hold

Alitagtag

Incumbent Edilberto Ponggos is not seeking reelection. His wife Jo-ann Ponggos is his party's nominee. She and incumbent vice mayor Manuel Abrigo are running unopposed.

Alitagtag mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Jo-Ann Ponggos	12,283	100.00
Valid ballots			12,283	63.81
Invalid or blank votes			6,966	36.19
Total votes			19,249	100.00
	NPC hold

Alitagtag vice mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Manuel Abrigo*	13,177	100.00
Valid ballots			13,177	68.46
Invalid or blank votes			6,072	31.54
Total votes			19,249	100.00
	NPC hold

Balete

Incumbent Wilson Maralit is running for reelection.

Balete mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Wilson Maralit*	9,418	73.21
	Independent	Armando Maralit	3,108	24.16
	Independent	Dojie Ocampo	339	2.63
Valid ballots			12,865
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			15,206
	Nacionalista hold

Incumbent Alvin Payo is running for reelection.

Balete vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Alvin Payo*	6,898	55.78
	Independent	Erwin Ocampo	5,469	44.22
Valid ballots			12,368
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			15,206
	Nacionalista hold

Cuenca

Incumbent Alexander Magpantay is running for reelection. His opponents are former mayor Faye Endaya-Baretto and incumbent Councilor Ervin Remo.

Cuenca mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Alexander Magpantay*	11,938	53.34
	Lakas	Ervin Raymund Remo	6,330	28.28
	Liberal	Faye Endaya=Baretto	4,113	18.38
Valid ballots			22,318
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			25,742

Incumbent Aurea Pantas is running for re-election. Her opponents are Melvin Cuevas and councilor Niña Verdan.

Cuenca vice mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Aurea Pantas*	9,337	42.41
	Lakas	Niña Nelia Verdan	6,432	29.22
	Liberal	Melvin Cuevas	6,245	28.37
Valid ballots			22,014
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			25,742

Laurel

Incumbent Lyndon Bruce is running for reelection. His opponent is former mayor Randy James Amo.

Laurel mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Lyndon Bruce*	17,891	69.07
	Liberal	Randy James Amo	8,011	30.93
Valid ballots			25,902
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			28,925

Incumbent Aries Parrilla initially filed for reelection but later withdrew to give way to the candidacy of Brandon Bruce, incumbent ABC president and brother of incumbent mayor Lyndon Bruce. His opponents Gerardo Mendoza, former vice mayor Rachelle Ogalinola, and John-John Rodriguez.

Laurel vice mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Brandon Bruce	16,365	64.58
	PFP	Gerardo Mendoza	4,675	18.45
	Independent	John-John Rodriguez	3,761	14.84
	Liberal	Rachelle Ogalinola	518	2.12
Valid ballots			25,902
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			28,925

Malvar

Incumbent Cristeta Reyes is running for reelection. Her opponent is former Philippine Coast Guard commandant Artemio Abu.

Malvar mayoralty election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PFP	Artemio Abu	16,686	51.05
	Nacionalista	Critsteta Reyes	15,997	48.95
Valid ballots			32,683
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			39,256

Incumbent Alberto Lat is running for councilor. His brother, incumbent councilor Emiliano Lat is his party's nominee. His opponent is Fe Magpantay, sister of former vice mayor Simeon Magpantay.

Malvar vice mayoralty election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PFP	Emiliano Lat	22,486	69.67
	Nacionalista	Fe Magpantay	9,790	30.33
Valid ballots			32,276
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			39,256

Mataasnakahoy

Incumbent Janet Ilagan is running for reelection. Her opponent is Lucia Ellery Gardiola-Silva, sister of incumbent CWS Partylist Representative Edwin Gardiola and wife of former mayor Gualberto Silva.

Mataasnakahoy mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Lucia Ellery Gardiola-Silva	12,376	62.66
	PROMDI	Janet Ilagan	7,346	37.34
Valid ballots			19,672
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			22,311

Incumbent Jay Ilagan is running for Governor of Batangas.

Mataasnakahoy vice mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Aksyon	Earel Benedicto Gardiola	12,852	66.40
	PROMDI	Mark Villalobos	5,527	28.56
	Independent	Glenn Dimaano	975	504
Valid ballots
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes

San Nicolas

Incumbent Lester De Sagun is running for reelection.

San Nicolas mayoral elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Lester De Sagun*	8,562	62.05
	PFP	Aquilino Harvey Gahol	5,236	37.95
Valid ballots			13,798
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			16,051	100.00

Incumbent Napoleon Arceo is running for reelection.

San Nicolas vice mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Lakas	Mark Jason De Sagun	6,955	51.00
	NPC	Napoleon Arceo	5,765	42.27
	PFP	Ireneo Hernandez	917	6.72
Valid ballots			13,637
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			16,051	100.00

Santa Teresita

Incumbent Norberto Segunial Jr. is running for reelection.

Santa Teresita mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Norberto Segunial Jr.*	8,998	76.46
	PROMDI	Francia Dagook	2,771	23.54
Valid ballots			11,796
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			14,295

Incumbent Ma. Aurea Segunial is running for reelection.

Santa Teresita vice mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Ma. Aurea Segunial*	9,399	82.65
	PROMDI	Reginaldo Marquinez	1,973	17.35
Valid ballots			11,372
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			14,295

Talisay

Incumbent Nestor Natanauan is running for reelection.

Talisay mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Nestor Natanauan*	16,901	64.66
	PFP	Gerry Natanauan	9,239	35.34
Valid ballots			26,140
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			30,724

Incumbent Francis Magsino is running for reelection

Talisay vice mayoralty elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	*Francis Magsino*	15,978	62.96
	PFP	Jerome Natanauan	9,400	37.04
Valid ballots			25,378
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			30,724

Fourth district

Municipalities: Ibaan, Padre Garcia, Rosario, San Jose, San Juan, Taysan

Ibaan

Incumbent Edralyn Joy Salvame is running for vice mayor. She endorsed businesswoman Jane Casas for the position. Her opponent is former mayor Artemio Chua. Henry Perez was declared a nuisance candidate by the Commission on Elections.

Ibaan mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Jane Casas	20,880	57.00
	Independent	Artemio Chua	15,757	43.00
Valid ballots			36,637	88.71
Invalid or blank votes			4,664	11.29
Total votes			41,301	100.00

Incumbent Juvy Mendoza is running for councilor. Her party nominated incumbent mayor Edralyn Joy Salvame. Her opponent is Marlon De Torres.

Ibaan vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PRP	Edralyn Joy Salvame	24,656	67.51
	Independent	Marlon De Torres	11,731	32.49
Valid ballots			36,387	88.10
Invalid or blank votes			4,914	11.90
Total votes			41,301	100.00

Ibaan municipal council election
Party		Candidate
	Independent	Juvy Mendoza
	Independent	John Henry Cabatay
	Independent	*Erwin Andal*
	Independent	*Eloise Jan Tejada*
	Independent	*Sixto Yabyabin*
	Independent	*Arsenio Ricero*
	PRP	Eddie Pasia
	Independent	*Phill Joshua Caringal*

	Independent	Paquito Barte
	Independent	Jullius Panaligan
	Independent	Cesar Marasigan
	Independent	Almario Hernandez
	Independent	Guardiano "Dondon" Ron Jr.
	Independent	Mynard Mendoza
	Independent	Lhoulou "Lulu" Andal
Total votes

Padre Garcia

Both mayor Celsa Rivera and vice mayor Micko Angelo Rivera will stand unopposed for reelection.

Padre Garcia mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	*Celsa Rivera*	26,800	100.00
Valid ballots			26,800	100.00
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			34,545
	Liberal hold

Padre Garcia Vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	*Micko Angelo Rivera*	26,405	100.00
Valid ballots			26,405
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			34,545	100.00
	Liberal hold

Rosario

Incumbent Leovigildo Morpe is running for reelection. His opponent is Joel Alvarez, who was his opponent in 2022.

Rosario mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Leovigildo Morpe	48,249	65.85
	Aksyon	Joel Alvarez	24,760	33.79
	Independent	Nestor Ilagan	258	0.39
Margin of victory			23,489	32.06
Valid ballots			73,267	86.15
Invalid or blank votes			11,778	13.85
Total votes			85,045	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

Incumbent Atanacio Zara is running for reelection. His opponent is former mayor Manuel Alvarez.

Rosario vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Atanacio Zara	51,274	72.02
	Aksyon	Manuel Alvarez	19,920	27.98
Margin of victory			31,354	44.04
Valid ballots			71,194	83.71
Invalid or blank votes			13,851	16.29
Total votes			85,045	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

2025 Rosario Municipal Council Elections
Party		Candidate
	Nacionalista	*Jose Galicha*
	Nacionalista	*Edward Aguilar*
	Nacionalista	*Darius Aguado*
	Nacionalista	*Marciano Aquino*
	Nacionalista	*Joaz De Veyra*
	Nacionalista	Dennis Hernandez
	Nacionalista	*Teodoro Karr Luansing*
	Nacionalista	*Albino Altura*

	Aksyon	Arnold Austria
	Aksyon	Victor Delen
	Aksyon	Christopher Conti
	Aksyon	Marilou Villapando
	Aksyon	Louie Montalbo
	Aksyon	Apolonia Ilagan
	Aksyon	Nelson Dagli
	Aksyon	Lolly Barcelos
	PFP	Marawi Omandam
Total votes

San Jose

Incumbent Mayor Valentino Patron is term-limited and is running for Vice Mayor. His daughter, incumbent councilor Vanessa Patron is his party's nominee. Her opponents are former mayor Entiquio Briones, Genaro Masilungan Jr. and incumbent ABC president Reggie Virtucio, widow of former Vice Mayor Noel Virtucio.

San Jose mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Kap Reggie Virtucio	20,413	37.14
	PFP	Entiquio "Tikyo" Briones	17,986	32.73
	Aksyon	Vanessa Patron	16,454	29.94
	Independent	Genaro Masilungan Jr.	105	0.19
Valid ballots			54,958	88.31
Invalid or blank votes			7,728	11.69
Total votes			62,236	100.00
	Nacionalista gained from Aksyon

Incumbent Vice Mayor Renji Arcilla who assumed office after the death of Vice Mayor Noel Virtucio is not seeking a three-year term and will run for reelection as municipal councilor. His party nominated incumbent mayor Valentino Patron, who also previously served as vice mayor for one term (2013-2016).

San Jose vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Aksyon	Valentino Patron	23,428	43.65
	PFP	Oscar Mendoza	20,686	38.54
	Nacionalista	Alex Mendoza	9,323	17.37
	Independent	Ronald Macaraig	233	0.43
Valid ballots			53,670	86.24
Invalid or blank votes			8,566	13.76
Total votes			62,236	100.00
	Aksyon gained from Nacionalista

Eight councilors will be elected using plurality block voting. The winning seats were split between the PFP and Aksyon slates, resulting the councilors composition to have different political views. PFP dominates the majority whereas the Aksyon has the minority.

San Jose Sangguniang Bayan election
	Party	Candidate	Votes	%
	PFP	Comia, Arnold	29,523	47.44
	PFP	Briones, Kaye	23,432	37.65
	PFP	Agbing, Joner	20,944	33.65
	PFP	Atienza, Doc Benny	20,277	32.58
	PFP	Makalintal, Tonton	19,005	30.54
	PFP	Mendoza, Joey	18,778	30.17
	Aksyon	Zara, Japoy Guce	17,794	28.59
	Aksyon	Arcilla, Tesdaman	16,927	27.20
	PFP	Ilao, Ruel	16,312	26.21
	Nacionalista	Hernandez, Zandra Bianca	15,333	24.64
	Aksyon	Aguila, Arnold	15,119	24.29
	Nacionalista	Carandang, Rudy	14,238	22.88
	NPC	Aguila, Ana Puti	13,498	21.69
	Aksyon	Flores, Carmi	13,189	21.19
	Aksyon	Rodriguez, Jojo	11,826	19.00
	Aksyon	Ona, Biboy_Alday	11,435	18.37
	Nacionalista	Mendoza, Sir Raven	9,939	15.97
	Nacionalista	Ona, Arkitek Julius	8,393	13.49
	Independent	Umali, Odie	7,497	12.05
	Independent	Rodriguez, Joe	6,559	10.54
	Independent	Aguila, Aquilino	6,059	9.74
	PFP	Morfi, Allan	5,875	9.44
	Aksyon	Luna, Marchal Tito	5,413	8.70
	Nacionalista	Morfe, Hener	4,847	7.79
	Nacionalista	Cruz, Inah	3,457	5.55
Total Votes Cast / Turnout			62,236	100.00
	PFP gained from NP and Aksyon hold

San Juan

Both mayor Ildebrando Salud and vice mayor Octavio Antonio Marasigan will stand unopposed for reelection.

San Juan mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Ildebrando Salud*	51,772	100.00
Valid ballots			51,772
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			76,584
	Nacionalista hold

San Juan Vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Octavio Antonio Marasigan*	51,725	100.00
Valid ballots			51,725
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			76,584
	Nacionalista hold

2025 San Juan Municipal Council Elections
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	*Wenilo Ada*	38,423	11.35
	Nacionalista	*Angelo Luis Marasigan*	37,859	11.118
	Nacionalista	*Florencio "Poling" De Chavez*	36,375	10.74
	Independent	Shalimar Salud	31,391	9.27
	Nacionalista	Miljun Magadia	29,551	8.73
	Nacionalista	*Gerardo Tantay, Jr.*	26,410	7.80
	Nacionalista	*Grenalyn "Ineng" Virtusio*	26,089	7.71
	Independent	Owen Manimtim	25,864	7.64

	Nacionalista	Meynardo Robles	24,102	7.12
	Nacionalista	Erniño "Kid" Llana	23,756	7.02
	Independent	Allan Malabanan	18,080	5.34
	Independent	Alexander Mercado	15,559	4.60
	Independent	Pelita Zaraspe	5,126	1.51
Total votes			338,585	100.00

Taysan

Incumbent Edilberto Abaday who assumed office after the Office of the Ombudsman dismissed former mayor Grande Gutierrez is running for his first full three-year term. His opponents are Elizabeth Gutierrez, wife of former mayor Grande Gutierrez, former mayor Victor Portugal Jr. and 2022 mayoral candidate Brigido Villena.

Taysan mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PROMDI	Brigido Villena	7,864	30.14
	NPC	Victor Portugal Jr.	7,569	29.01
	Nacionalista	Edilberto Abaday	5,357	20.53
	Independent	Elizabeth Gutierrez	5,300	20.31
Margin of victory			295	1.13
Valid ballots			26,090	86.97
Invalid or blank votes			3,910	13.03
Total votes			30,000	100.00
	PROMDI gained from Nacionalista

Incumbent Luis Favorito who assumed office after the assumption of Edilberto Abaday as mayor following the dismissal of mayor Grande Gutierrez is no longer seeking a three-year term. His party nominated Bongbong Comia. His opponents are incumbent councilor Francisco Dio, former Vice Mayor Marianito Perez, and former Batangas City councilor Eloisa Portugal.

Taysan vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Eloisa Portugal	7,907	30.93
	Nacionalista	Bongbong Comia	6,475	25.32
	PROMDI	Marianito Perez	5,411	21.16
	Independent	Francisco Dio	3,944	15.43
	Independent	Ronald Ancheta	1,831	7.16
Margin of victory			1,432	5.61
Valid ballots			25,568	85.23
Invalid or blank votes			4,432	14.77
Total votes			30,000	100.00
	NPC gained from Nacionalista

Fifth district

City: Batangas City

Batangas City

Incumbent Beverley Rose Dimacuha is term-limited and is running for Congress, switching places with her husband, incumbent representative Marvey Mariño.

Batangas City mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Marvey Mariño	116,487	62.85
	PFP	Clemente Berberabe	68,857	37.15
Margin of victory			47,630	25.70
Valid ballots			185,344	81.20
Invalid or blank votes			42,919	18.80
Total votes			228,263	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

Incumbent Alyssa Renee Cruz is running for reelection.

Batangas City vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Alyssa Cruz	147,955	84.48
	PFP	Carlo Mercado	27,183	15.52
Margin of victory			120,772	68.96
Valid ballots			175,138	76.73
Invalid or blank votes			53,125	23.27
Total votes			228,263	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

2025 Batangas City Council Elections
	Party	Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Ma. Claudette Ambida	148,368	10.69
	Nacionalista	Aileen Montalbo	129,116	9.30
	Nacionalista	Arthur Blanco	127,991	9.22
	Nacionalista	Andrea Faytaren Macaraig	115,831	8.34
	Nacionalista	Gerry Dela Roca	101,539	7.31
	Nacionalista	Armando Lazarte	98,027	7.06
	Nacionalista	Lorenzo Gamboa Jr.	92,792	6.68
	Nacionalista	Ailin Grace Dimacuha	90,914	6.55
	Nacionalista	Zester Carlo Hernandez	90,244	6.50
	Nacionalista	Jonash Tolentino	89,860	6.47
	Nacionalista	Isidra "Ched" Atienza	87,872	6.33
	Nacionalista	Michael Villena	85,495	6.16
	PFP	Ruben Maderazo	29,468	2.12
	PFP	Francisco Tegon	28,281	2.03
	Independent	Julian Mendoza	26,230	1.89
	PFP	Archie Tumambing	25,614	1.84
	PFP	Dan-Rey Reyes	20,828	1.50
Total votes			1,387,171	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

Sixth district

City: Lipa

Incumbent Eric Africa is running for reelection unopposed.

Lipa City mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Eric Africa	194,319	100.00
Valid ballots			194,319	75.49
Invalid or blank votes			63,082	24.51
Total votes			257,401	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

Incumbent Camille Angeline Lopez is running for reelection. Her opponent is incumbent councilor Mikee Morada.

Lipa City vice mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Mikee Morada	140,205	66.01
	Independent	Camille Angeline Lopez	72,194	33.99
Margin of victory			68,011	32.02
Valid ballots			212,399	82.52
Invalid or blank votes			45,002	17.48
Total votes			257,401	100.00
	Nacionalista gained from Independent

2025 Lipa City Council Elections
	Party	Candidate	Votes	%
	Nacionalista	Lydio Lopez Jr.	147,107	8.63
	Nacionalista	Jennifer Spye Toledo	141,143	8.28
	Nacionalista	Gally Angeles	140,716	8.25
	Nacionalista	Venice Manalo	131,604	7.72
	Nacionalista	Nicole Ronquillo	128,378	7.53
	Nacionalista	Mike Lina	122,425	7.18
	Nacionalista	Mark Aries Luancing	121,026	7.10
	Nacionalista	Joel Pua	119,239	6.99
	Nacionalista	Merlo Silva	118,923	6.97
	Nacionalista	Mikee Umali	113,093	6.63
	Nacionalista	Leonilo Catipon	112,777	6.61
	Nacionalista	Aries Macala	108,446	6.36
	Independent	Beverly Luancing-Luna	95,728	5.61
	Independent	Earl Maranan	31,773	1.85
	Independent	Ed Villanueva	31,227	1.83
	Independent	Roy Sanggalang	25,565	1.50
	Independent	Leo Ona	16,409	0.96
Total votes			1,805,579	100.00
	Nacionalista hold

References

↑ "Final Data on the Registered Voters" (PDF). COMELEC. January 23, 2025. Retrieved April 29, 2025.
↑ Alamag, Bayani (August 11, 2023). "Mataas na Kahoy Vice Mayor Ilagan, tuloy ang laban sa pagka-gobernador". Unlinews Online. Retrieved February 4, 2024.
1 2 "Vi For Victory? Vilma Santos, Luis Manzano, Ryan Christian Recto Running For Top Batangas Posts". Politiko. September 29, 2024. Retrieved September 29, 2024.
1 2 3 4 "Data on the Total Number Established and Clustered Precincts, Registered Voters and Voting Centers" (PDF). Commission on Elections.
1 2 3 4 "COC Results". Commission on Elections.

[1] "Final Data on the Registered Voters" (PDF). COMELEC. January 23, 2025. Retrieved April 29, 2025.

[2] Alamag, Bayani (August 11, 2023). "Mataas na Kahoy Vice Mayor Ilagan, tuloy ang laban sa pagka-gobernador". Unlinews Online. Retrieved February 4, 2024.

[Vi-3] 1 2 "Vi For Victory? Vilma Santos, Luis Manzano, Ryan Christian Recto Running For Top Batangas Posts". Politiko. September 29, 2024. Retrieved September 29, 2024.

[voters-4] 1 2 3 4 "Data on the Total Number Established and Clustered Precincts, Registered Voters and Voting Centers" (PDF). Commission on Elections.

[coc-5] 1 2 3 4 "COC Results". Commission on Elections.

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