1992 Philippine House of Representatives Election

May 11, 1992 · Congress restored · 200 seats, 101 for a majority

The LDP, the party built around Speaker Ramon Mitra, won the most district seats, but Fidel Ramos's narrow presidential win drew members to his new Lakas–NUCD and Jose de Venecia became Speaker.

Seat totals are the elected district seats only. Until 1998 up to 25 sectoral representatives were appointed by the president, not elected, and are not counted here.

President, after

Fidel V. Ramos

succeeding Corazon Aquino

Speaker, after

Jose de Venecia Jr.

succeeding Ramon Mitra Jr.

Largest district party

Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino

86 of 200 district seats

Turnout

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not in the source used

Seats by party

Vote share is the share of valid votes in the district contests. Parties with one district seat, and joint tickets, are grouped as local parties.

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Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino

33.7% of votes

seats

Lakas–NUCD

21.2% of votes

seats

Nationalist People's Coalition

18.7% of votes

seats

Koalisyong Pambansa

8.8% of votes

seats

Nacionalista Party

3.9% of votes · +3 seats

seats

Kilusang Bagong Lipunan

2.4% of votes · -8 seats

seats

Local parties and joint tickets

6.3% of votes

seats

Independent

5.0% of votes · -17 seats

seats


Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino	86	—	6,286,922	33.7%
Lakas–NUCD	41	—	3,951,144	21.2%
Nationalist People's Coalition	30	—	3,478,780	18.7%
Koalisyong Pambansa	11	—	1,644,568	8.8%
Nacionalista Party	7	+3	730,696	3.9%
Kilusang Bagong Lipunan	3	-8	438,577	2.4%
Local parties and joint tickets	16	—	1,171,381	6.3%
Independent	6	-17	938,558	5.0%