1987 Philippine Senate Election

Restoration of the Senate

May 11, 1987 · Congress restored · 24 of 24 seats contested, 13 for a Senate majority

The first Senate since Marcos closed Congress in 1972, all 24 seats elected at large. Corazon Aquino's Lakas ng Bayan ticket took 22; the Marcos-era Grand Alliance for Democracy won only Joseph Estrada and Juan Ponce Enrile, who scraped in at 24th.

President

Corazon Aquino

UNIDO

Senate President

Jovito Salonga

Liberal

Top ticket

Lakas ng Bayan

22 of 24 seats

Turnout

85.6%

ballots cast / registered voters

The senators elected

In order of votes. Share is of ballots cast; every voter could choose up to 24 names.

1.Jovito Salonga
Lakas ng Bayan · 12,988,360 votes
57.1%
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2.Butz Aquino
Lakas ng Bayan · 12,426,432 votes
54.6%
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3.Orly Mercado
Lakas ng Bayan · 11,901,673 votes
52.3%
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4.John Henry Osmeña
Lakas ng Bayan · 11,299,102 votes
49.7%
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5.Edgardo Angara
Lakas ng Bayan · 11,288,407 votes
49.6%
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6.Alberto Romulo
Lakas ng Bayan · 11,119,193 votes
48.9%
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7.Leticia Ramos-Shahani
Lakas ng Bayan · 11,089,340 votes
48.8%
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8.Rene Saguisag
Lakas ng Bayan · 10,871,850 votes
47.8%
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9.Neptali Gonzales
Lakas ng Bayan · 10,855,796 votes
47.7%
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10.Joey Lina
Lakas ng Bayan · 10,679,150 votes
47.0%
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11.Wigberto Tañada
Lakas ng Bayan · 10,420,831 votes
45.8%
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12.Heherson Alvarez
Lakas ng Bayan · 10,288,113 votes
45.2%
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Seats by ticket

Vote share is the share of all votes cast for Senate candidates (each voter may choose up to 12). Tickets that won no seat and polled under 3% are left out.

Lakas ng Bayan
64.9% of votes
22
seats
Grand Alliance for Democracy
26.2% of votes
2
seats
Union for Peace and Progress–Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
4.4% of votes
0
seats