Compostela Valley is a province in the Davao Region of the Philippines. In the 2019 elections, it elected a governor, vice governor, and congressmen. The region has a historical background, derived from the former Davao province established in 1914, with significant changes in its administrative divisions over the years.
2019 Pasig City congressman, mayor, vice mayor, councilors elected
Pasig City, part of Metro Manila, elected Vico Sotto as mayor in the 2019 elections, where he garnered 209,370 votes against Bobby Eusebio. Important local positions, including congressman and vice mayor, were also filled, with Iyo Caruncho Bernardo receiving 270,789 votes. Notable beauty contestants from Pasig also gained recognition.
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2019 Makati congressmen, mayor, vice mayor, councilors elected
In the 2019 Makati elections, key positions were contested, with Abby Binay winning the mayoral race and Monique Lagdameo becoming vice mayor. The elections included congressional and councilor positions, with notable votes for Kid Pena and Luis Campos in the districts. Makati comprises 23 barangays within Metro Manila.
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2019 Zamboanga City congressmen, mayor, vice mayor, councilors elected
Zamboanga City, an independent city in the Zamboanga Peninsula of the Philippines, held elections on May 13, 2019, resulting in the election of new officials including congressmen, mayor, vice mayor, and councilors. Notable winners included Beng Climaco for mayor and Mannix Dalipe for 2nd District Congressman.
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2019 Naga mayor, vice mayor, councilors elected
Naga, an independent city in the Bicol Region of the Philippines, held elections on May 13, 2019, resulting in Nelson Legacion as mayor and Nene de Asis as vice mayor. Historically significant, Naga was founded in 1575 and is notable for its past congresswoman, Vice President Leni Robredo.
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2019 Nueva Ecija congressmen, governor, vice governor, board members elected
Nueva Ecija, a province in the Cagayan Valley region of the Philippines, held elections on May 13, 2019, electing new officials, including congressmen, governors, and board members. Notable results include Oyie Umali as governor and Doc Anthony Umali as vice governor. The province features five component cities and 27 municipalities.
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2019 Mountain Province congressman, governor, vice governor, board members elected
Mountain Province, part of the Cordillera Administrative Region in the Philippines, covers 2,157.38 square kilometers and consists of 10 municipalities, with Bontoc as the capital. Following the death of Governor Leonard Gabas Mayaen in 2016, Bonifacio Calde Lacwasan Jr. took office. The 2019 elections saw Lacwasan re-elected as governor.
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2019 Puerto Princesa mayor, vice mayor, councilors elected
Puerto Princesa, an independent city in the Mimaropa region of the Philippines, was founded in 1872 and became a city in 1970. In the 2019 elections, Lucilo Bayron was elected mayor, and Nancy Socrates vice mayor. The city has also seen representation in beauty pageants, with several candidates achieving notable placements.
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2019 Cagayan de Oro congressmen, mayor, vice mayor, councilors elected
Cagayan de Oro was established as a town in 1871 and became a city in 1950, achieving highly urbanized status in 1983. In the 2019 elections, Oscar Moreno won the mayoral race, while Klarex Uy and Rufus Rodriguez secured congressional seats. Notably, Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach won Miss Universe in 2015, representing the city.
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2019 Eastern Samar congressman, governor, vice governor, board members elected
Eastern Samar, part of the Eastern Visayas in the Philippines, became independent alongside Northern Samar on June 19, 1965. In the 2019 elections, key positions were filled, including congressmen and governors. The province's capital is Borongan, and it comprises 22 municipalities. Gabrielle Celada Basiano, a local, competed in Miss Earth Philippines 2018.
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