Olongapo was the last territory surrendered by the United States to the Philippines in the 1950s. The territory became a city on June 1, 1966 and was recognized as a highly urbanized city on December 7, 1983.

The Central Luzon region has two independent cities namely Angeles and Olongapo and seven provinces namely Aurora, Bataan, Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga, Tarlac and Zambales. Olongapo is geographically located in Zambales but is independent from the province.

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2019 Olongapo election results

As part of the 2019 Philippine national general election, voters in Olongapo City elected their new mayor, vice mayor and councilors on May 13, 2019. Here are the official results from the Commission on Election (COMELEC):

Mayor

  • Rolen Paulino: 58,131
  • Anne Gordon: 26,859

Vice Mayor

  • Jong Cortez: 38,791
  • Jacinto Gardon: 17,633
  • Noel Atienza: 16,121
  • Bobby Flores: 1,108
  • Ed Piano: 8,323

Councilors

  1. Tata Paulino: 52,512
  2. Lugie Lipumano: 52,410
  3. Jamiel Khonghun Escalona: 43,730
  4. Rodel Cerezo: 43,135
  5. BJ Cajudo: 41,362
  6. Kaye Legaspi: 38,502
  7. Jerome Michael Bacay: 36,651
  8. Ed Guerrero: 30,653
  9. Linus Bacay: 29,399
  10. Winnie Ortiz: 27,744
  11. Vic-Vic Magsaysay: 24,999
  12. Bas Palo: 21,047
  13. Edwin Piano: 20,210
  14. Rodolfo Catologan: 19,413
  15. Francis Maniago: 19,014
  16. Joe Madria: 16,243
  17. Joy Macapagal: 14,676
  18. Zar Batapa: 14,279
  19. Filipina Tablan: 13,895
  20. Patrick Escusa: 13,440
  21. Sir Gibbs Guevarra: 12,554
  22. Erma Manalang: 12,278
  23. Cesar Lobos: 11,980
  24. Celson Miraflor: 10,671
  25. Michael Alop: 9,735
  26. Joel Lim: 8,296
  27. Rowena Quejada: 7,075
  28. Conrad Hipolito: 6,985
  29. Jan Giuseppe Abarro: 6,761
  30. Edgardo Gingco: 6,739
  31. Milbert Adlawan: 6,711
  32. Lyn Reyes: 6,502
  33. Larry Rin: 6,429
  34. 515CT Escusa: 6,143
  35. Dadudz Cruz: 5,365
  36. Pining Soberon: 4,829
  37. Arsenio Antiquera: 1,219
  38. Fernandito Lanada: 1,186
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On October 2, 2016, Rossette Joyce Tayam represented Olongapo at Miss World Philippines 2016 and competed against 23 other candidates at the Manila Hotel in Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. She was unplaced.

On July 15, 2017, Kim de Guzman represented Olongapo at Miss Philippines Earth 2017 and competed against 39 other candidates at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City, Metro Manila. She ranked second and was crowned Miss Philippines Air 2017.

On October 7, 2018, de Guzman represented Olongapo at Miss World Philippines 2018 and competed against 39 other candidates at the same venue. She finished in the Top 10.

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