The Bangsamoro Federalist Party and United Bangsamoro Justice Party have emerged as the top vote-getters in the inaugural BARMM parliamentary elections, based on partial and unofficial data from election watchdog PPCRV.
The PPCRV website showed BFP leading the count with 652,227 votes (35%), followed by UBJP with 604,968 votes (32.4%) as of 5:30 a.m.
The BARMM Grand Coalition received 385,396 votes, (20.6% ), the Raayat Democratic Party got 67,800 votes (3.7%) and the Pro Bangsamoro Party got 36,380 votes (2%).
BARMM Elections: PPCRV unofficial parallel count
Vote counts for the other regional political parties are as follows:
6 | BAPA | 35,322 | 1.9% | |
7 | BEST PARTY | 26,711 | 1.4% | |
8 | MORO AKO | 16,684 | 0.9% | |
9 | MAHARDIKA | 14,677 | 0.8% | |
10 | ABOT | 11,229 | 0.6% |
11 | MUSHAWARA | 8,003 | 0.4% | |
12 | ISAMA | 3,297 | 0.2% | |
13 | PBB | 2,576 | 0.1% |
Yul Adelfo Olaya of UBJP is currently leading the race for parliamentary sectoral representative for settler communities of BARMM with 743,426 votes, followed by Mary Ann Arnado of UBJP (684,211 votes), Ongpin Yu Ekey (391,748), Susana Anayatin (379,665), Alex Abujen Jr (343,549), Brod Arnold Padayhag (266,415), Edgardo Ramirez (86,644), and Percival Lagman (24,716).
Aida Silongan (UBJP) is leading the race for parliamentary sectoral representative for women of BARMM with 718,337 votes. She is followed by Ruby Sahali (BGC) with 508,615 votes, Jehan Usop (BFP) with 300,885, Dayangcarlsum Jumaide (TPWC) with 99,489, Pombaen Kader (BPW) with 22,411, and Mariam Kadatuan (LBIAA) with 9,038 votes.
Sulffy Abbas (UPBJP) is leading the race for parliamentary sectoral representative for BARMM youth with 643,167 votes, followed by Jeff Adiong (BGC) with 592,417 votes, and Nur Jamil Ibrahim (BFP) with 336,488 votes.
Muhammad Nadzir Ebil (UBJP) is currently the top vote-getter for parliamentary sectoral representative for the Ulama of BARMM with 670,870 votes, followed by Alibasher Abdullatif (BGC) with 545,004 votes and Marhan Borhan (BFP) with 368,575 votes.
The results of the other races are as follows:
Parliamentary Sectoral Representative for the Traditional Leaders of BARMM
1 | MACASALONG, MARJANIE (UBJP) | N/A | 708,164 | 41.5% |
2 | MANGUDADATU, SULTAN PAX (BGC) | N/A | 431,667 | 25.3% |
3 | IBAY, PANGA (ISLPI) | N/A | 217,965 | 12.8% |
4 | GUMBILA, DATUTENG (BFP) | N/A | 145,206 | 8.5% |
5 | ATAR, ABDUL HAMIDULLAH (RHSUMA | N/A | 92,663 | 5.4% |
6 | MAULANA, SULTAN SHARIF (DTLO) | N/A | 58,542 | 3.4% |
7 | BENITO, SAILANEY (RHSUPA) | N/A | 28,502 | 1.7% |
8 | AMPATUAN, THARHATA (ROYALS) | N/A | 10,549 | 0.6% |
9 | HADJI NOR, JEHAD (RSL) | N/A | 6,958 | 0.4% |
10 | AMATONDING, MANGONTAWAR (RSEU) | N/A | 6,755 | 0.4% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Basilan - First Parliamentary District
1 | HASSAN, RIMA (BFP) | N/A | 21,933 | 52.4% |
2 | FURIGAY, HEGEM (BPP) | BPP | 14,733 | 35.2% |
3 | ABDURAHMAN, RAJAN (UBJP) | N/A | 4,491 | 10.7% |
4 | CUTAL, ABUBAKAR (BAPA) | BaPa | 714 | 1.7% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Basilan - Second Parliamentary District
1 | SALI, PAI (UBJP) | N/A | 27,954 | 48.2% |
2 | KALLAHAL, ABDULSAMIE (BPP) | BPP | 25,035 | 43.1% |
3 | SALUNG, ABBAS (BFP) | N/A | 4,961 | 8.5% |
4 | KINJING, ABATH (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 37 | 0.1% |
5 | HASSAN, KHALID (BAPA) | BaPa | 30 | 0.1% |
6 | ANGELES, ALTUN (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 15 | 0% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Basilan - Third Parliamentary District
1 | HATAMAN, ABRAR (BFP) | N/A | 44,639 | 90.6% |
2 | HASALAL, KHAN (BAPA) | BaPa | 4,610 | 9.4% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Basilan - Fourth Parliamentary District
1 | SALLIMAN, JAY HATAMAN (BFP) | N/A | 26,645 | 76% |
2 | SATTAR, ALZAD (BPP) | BPP | 7,407 | 21.1% |
3 | IBNO, MONAR (BAPA) | BaPa | 539 | 1.5% |
4 | MUALLAM, OMAR (UBJP) | N/A | 374 | 1.1% |
5 | MOHAMAD, PENDATUN (BEST) | N/A | 80 | 0.2% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Lanao Del Sur - First Parliamentary District
1 | GANDAMRA, DOC PALA (SIAP) | N/A | 62,088 | 84.4% |
2 | TAHER, ADBULRAHMAN (UBJP) | N/A | 8,293 | 11.3% |
3 | DIANALAN, RUDY (PRO BM) | N/A | 2,760 | 3.8% |
4 | TOMAWIS, ROLLY (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 168 | 0.2% |
5 | MACALANGUN, KUYA SULTAN (BAPA) | BaPa | 147 | 0.2% |
6 | PANGANDAMAN, ALMEN (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 121 | 0.2% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Lanao Del Sur - Second Parliamentary District
1 | GAURAKI, HAMZA (UBJP) | UBJP | 41,393 | 52.9% |
2 | ALONTO, BOYET (SIAP) | SIAP | 36,477 | 46.6% |
3 | EDRES, SALAHUDEN (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 305 | 0.4% |
4 | BAZER, SAMANUDIN (PRO BM) | N/A | 66 | 0.1% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Lanao Del Sur - Third Parliamentary District
1 | ADIONG, RAUF (SIAP) | SIAP | 54,477 | 66.8% |
2 | RIMBANG, SULTAN (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 19,461 | 23.9% |
3 | MACARAYA, JAMES (UBJP) | UBJP | 7,373 | 9% |
4 | MANGURUN, SITTIE SALEHA (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 276 | 0.3% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Lanao Del Sur - Fourth Parliamentary District
1 | PANDI, LAMPA (UBJP) | UBJP | 38,505 | 50.7% |
2 | SUMAGAYAN, ODIN (SIAP) | SIAP | 37,324 | 49.2% |
3 | ABDUL, CAMAL (PRO BM) | N/A | 55 | 0.1% |
4 | COMADUG, JOHARI (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 8 | 0% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Lanao Del Sur - Fifth Parliamentary District
1 | ASUM, ARIMAO (SIAP) | SIAP | 43,317 | 58.2% |
2 | PAPANDAYAN, KHALEDYASSIN(UBJP) | UBJP | 29,873 | 40.1% |
3 | TAGO, UDTOG (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 1,229 | 1.7% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Lanao Del Sur - Sixth Parliamentary District
1 | MACAPODI, HOSNI (SIAP) | SIAP | 33,983 | 55.7% |
2 | BALT, JIMMY (UBJP) | UBJP | 27,073 | 44.3% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Lanao Del Sur - Seventh Parliamentary District
1 | MINDALANO, RAYYAN (SIAP) | SIAP | 37,591 | 63.5% |
2 | DIPATUAN, NORA (UBJP) | UBJP | 21,491 | 36.3% |
3 | SARANGANI, PALAO (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 74 | 0.1% |
4 | MACASILANG, CARDAWI (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 30 | 0.1% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Lanao Del Sur - Eighth Parliamentary District
1 | BALINDONG, ARRIE (UBJP) | UBJP | 73,359 | 100% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Lanao Del Sur - Ninth Parliamentary District
1 | ADIONG, RASHDI (SIAP) | SIAP | 35,362 | 76.9% |
2 | GALO-LAMPING, ANWAR (UBJP) | UBJP | 6,432 | 14% |
3 | BAYABAO, JALAL (BAPA) | BaPa | 4,200 | 9.1% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Tawi-tawi - First Parliamentary District
1 | QUE, JULBERT (BFP) | N/A | 54,085 | 95.3% |
2 | SABAL, INDAH (UBJP) | N/A | 2,672 | 4.7% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Tawi-tawi - Second Parliamentary District
1 | MATBA, HADJIMAR (PRO BM) | N/A | 38,545 | 69.4% |
2 | HAYUDINI, GAMAL (BGC) | N/A | 14,255 | 25.7% |
3 | HALUN, AZIZ (UBJP) | N/A | 2,732 | 4.9% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Tawi-tawi - Third Parliamentary District
1 | MATOLO, TINA (BFP) | N/A | 31,418 | 71% |
2 | ALBRINJI, MALI (BGC) | N/A | 8,684 | 19.6% |
3 | DALAGAN, ALNAHADA (BAPA) | N/A | 2,360 | 5.3% |
4 | AMILBANGSA, DAYANG (UBJP) | N/A | 1,783 | 4% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Tawi-tawi - Fourth Parliamentary District
1 | AHAJA, NUR-MAHADIL (BFP) | N/A | 19,174 | 36.2% |
2 | AHAJA, MICHAIL (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 16,796 | 31.7% |
3 | JAMALUL, SANYA (IND) | N/A | 16,044 | 30.3% |
4 | KASIM, DHAN (UBJP) | N/A | 946 | 1.8% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Maguindanao Del Norte - First Parliamentary District
1 | TOMAWIS, PRINCE KHALID (BFP) | N/A | 41,137 | 69.9% |
2 | BALITOK, JIMMY (UBJP) | N/A | 17,691 | 30.1% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Maguindanao Del Norte - Second Parliamentary District
1 | IBAY, DOC IBRAHIM (BFP) | N/A | 43,735 | 100% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Maguindanao Del Norte - Third Parliamentary District
1 | MACACUA, ABDULRAOF (IND) | N/A | 37,162 | 79.3% |
2 | MAMAD, BADRUDIN (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 9,724 | 20.7% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Maguindanao Del Norte - Fourth Parliamentary District
1 | ABAS, ABDULNASSER (UBJP) | UBJP | 48,752 | 57.6% |
2 | SEMA, BAI SANDRA (BAPA) | BaPa | 33,998 | 40.1% |
3 | AGUSTIN, ALEXANDER (BEST) | N/A | 1,572 | 1.9% |
4 | DILANGALEN, JASHRIYA (IND) | N/A | 362 | 0.4% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Maguindanao Del Norte - Fifth Parliamentary District
1 | MASTURA, ATTY. COCOY (BFP) | N/A | 35,819 | 100% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - City of Cotabato - First Parliamentary District
1 | ABAS, ATTY. SHERIFF (UBJP) | UBJP | 11,723 | 57.9% |
2 | SEMA, ROMEO (MP) | N/A | 8,214 | 40.5% |
3 | LIGGAYO, DANILO (BEST) | BEST | 327 | 1.6% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - City of Cotabato - Second Parliamentary District
1 | SINARIMBO, ATTY. NAGUIB (BFP) | N/A | 22,758 | 78.4% |
2 | MIDTIMBANG, TENG (UBJP) | UBJP | 5,980 | 20.6% |
3 | DATUMANONG, DICK (BAPA) | BaPa | 158 | 0.5% |
4 | CHUA, ENGGAY (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 150 | 0.5% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - City of Cotabato - Third Parliamentary District
1 | MANTICAYAN, PROF.HASHIM (UBJP) | UBJP | 8,356 | 49.6% |
2 | ANTOK, TOMANDA (BFP) | N/A | 8,247 | 49% |
3 | CANEN, REYNALDO (BEST) | N/A | 233 | 1.4% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Maguindanao Del Sur - First Parliamentary District
1 | MIDTIMBANG, TAWAKAL (UBJP) | UBJP | 62,042 | 85.5% |
2 | MIDTIMBANG, BOBBY (ITIHAD) | N/A | 9,661 | 13.3% |
3 | KASIM, EDRES (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 433 | 0.6% |
4 | USOP, MOHAMMAD HASSAN (BEST) | N/A | 393 | 0.5% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Maguindanao Del Sur - Second Parliamentary District
1 | AMPATUAN, SAJID ANDRE (BFP) | BFP | 41,253 | 63.3% |
2 | SINDATOK, SAAD (UBJP) | UBJP | 23,958 | 36.7% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Maguindanao Del Sur - Third Parliamentary District
1 | SANGKI, ALI (ITIHAD) | N/A | 64,608 | 78.2% |
2 | CAMENDAN, BASCO (UBJP) | N/A | 11,341 | 13.7% |
3 | UPAM, DAUD (BFP) | BFP | 3,942 | 4.8% |
4 | DATUMANONG, TASMI (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 1,890 | 2.3% |
5 | UPAM, DATU EDO (BAPA) | BaPa | 837 | 1% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Maguindanao Del Sur - Fourth Parliamentary District
1 | MANGUDADATU, DJ PAROK (BFP) | N/A | 64,054 | 94.2% |
2 | DELNA, ALADEN (BAPA) | BaPa | 3,914 | 5.8% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Maguindanao Del Sur - Fifth Parliamentary District
1 | ALI, RAFSANJANI (BFP) | BFP | 66,139 | 63.1% |
2 | ALAMADA, ANWAR (UBJP) | UBJP | 38,318 | 36.6% |
3 | DALGAN, NASSER (BAPA) | BaPa | 340 | 0.3% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Special Geographic Area - First Parliamentary District
1 | EBRAHIM, MANSOR (UBJP) | N/A | 29,061 | 62.6% |
2 | MALANG, BUTCH (BFP) | N/A | 17,386 | 37.4% |
Legislative District Representative to the Bangsamoro Parliament of BARMM - Special Geographic Area - Second Parliamentary District
1 | ENALANG, ELAYSA (UBJP) | N/A | 20,870 | 37.1% |
2 | SINOLINDING, KADIL JR. (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 20,052 | 35.6% |
3 | SULTAN, MADAM D (BFP) | N/A | 13,585 | 24.1% |
4 | HASSAN, ALLANUDDIN (IND) | N/A | 1,748 | 3.1% |
5 | SINAGANDAL, KENINDIA (IND) | INDEPENDENT | 20 | 0% |
The polls are the culmination of an on-off peace process that began in the late 1990s and established the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) in the country's far south.
More than two million voters are eligible to vote for 80 parliament seats being contested by 13 parties.