On May 13, 2019, voters in Sulu elected their two new congressmen, governor, vice governor and board members as part of the 2019 Philippine national general elections. Here are the partial and unofficial results from the Commission on Election (COMELEC):

Updated: May 22, 2019 (9:01 a.m. Manila time)

Election returns transmitted: 531 of 605 clustered precincts (87.76% complete)

Sulu 1st Legislative District Congressman

• Samier Tan: 83,670
• Yusop Jikiri: 65,928

Sulu 2nd Legislative District Congressman

• Minir Arbison: 49,617
• Nurhaipa Berto: 33,101
• Munir Arbison Jr: 2,550
• Don Ajiji: 256

Governor

• Abdusakur Tan: 158,443
• Benjamin Loong: 113,538
• Abdulkarim Misuari: 649
• Kadra Masihul: 543

Vice Governor

• Abdusakur Tan II: 134,633
• Malcon Tulawie: 98,843

Sulu 1st Provincial District Board Member 

1. Indah Loong-Karanain: 75,857
2. Al-Minzhen Suhuri: 72,767
3. Crisanta Hayudini: 67,724
4. Charina Isahac: 67,481
5. Alnakar Tulawie: 64,074
6. Sulaiman Burahan: 63,562
7. Albakil Jikiri: 60,935
8. Siyang Loong: 50,967
9. Wasip Hailid: 44,274
10. Harun Bakil: 8,537
11. Wilson Isnain: 2,181
12. Rasidin Joel: 1,498

Sulu 2^nd Provincial District Board Member 

1. Raihana Adam: 39,167
2. Nadia Alih: 38,388
3. Nurwina Sahidula: 32,934
4. Rudenhar Anni: 28,540
5. Berham Imlan: 27,089
6. Al Sarapuddin: 26,768
7. Muhajir Ajibon: 25,046
8. Akmadhan Sitin: 24,492
9. Ayob Pulahong: 24,380
10. Dornie Daud: 23,182
11. Radz Burahan: 23,084
12. Abdul-Aziz Jalim: 3,444
13. Jamar Omar: 3,137
14. Yasher Alih: 2,636
15. Allang Guraili Jr: 1,132
16. Bhala Badah: 929
17. Altohami Nasirul: 678