2025 Siquijor congressman, governor, vice governor, board members elected

Siquijor is one of the three provinces in the Negros Island Region of the Philippines. When the region was established on May 29, 2015, it only included the provinces of Negros Occidental and Negros Oriental and the city of Bacolod.

On August 9, 2017, the region was abolished. When it was reestablished on June 11, 2024, Siquijor was added as one of its provinces.

Founded on September 17, 1971, Siquijor was once called Katugasan. The Spaniards called it the Isla del Fuego during the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines from 1565 to 1898.

2025 Siquijor election results

On May 12, 2025, Siquijor elected its new congressman, governor, vice governor and provincial board members. The province has two provincial districts.

CONGRESSMAN

1. Zaldy “Jecoy” Samson Villa = 41,221
2. Mei Ling “Mimi” Quezon Brown = 30,858
3. Johnney Ensong = 264

GOVERNOR

1. Jake Vincent “Jec-Jec” Villa = 42,149
2. Nale Vincent “Cacang” Masayon = 30,529

VICE GOVERNOR

1. Dindo Tumala = 40,684
2. Dean “Danny” Villa = 29,950

PROVINCIAL BOARD MEMBERS

1st district

1. Brylle Deeiah Tumarong Quio = 19,948
2. Teodoro “Junnie” Jumawan Jr. = 19,208
3. Rene Franciso Woo = 18,201
4. Erson Digal = 17,036
5. Andresito Cortes = 16,452
6. Jamel Patrick “Jap” Royo = 13,973
7. Marlon Padayhag = 13,332

2nd district

1. Ed Mark Baroy = 19,896
2. Rommel Dimagnaong = 19,872
3. Irving “Bobong” Vios = 18,527
4. Heddah Vios Largo = 16,141
5. Orville Fua = 13,320
6. Shirley Ligutom = 11,792
7. Edwin Quimno = 11,143

With a total area of 337.49 square kilometers, Siquijor has six municipalities namely Enrique Villanueva, Larena, Lazi, Maria, San Juan and Siquijor. The municipalities collectively have 134 barangays, 42 of which are in the municipality of Siquijor, the capital of the province.

On September 16, 2024, Emily M. Paalisbo represented the municipality of Siquijor at Siquijor Festival Queen 2024 and competed against five other candidates at the Dogukan sa Kapitolyo in Barangay Polangyuta in the municipality of Siquijor. She won the title and was crowned by Siquijor Festival Queen 2023 Jessa Mae Guillena of Maria.

Runner-up to Paalisbo was Mary Jean Pal-ing of Larena and the second runner-up was Laura Lyn Maghinay Florida of Florida. The other candidates were Angelie D. Butalid of Lazi, Rowena S. Sumalpong of San Juan and Marlene Paculba Sayre of Enrique Villanueva.