2001 Philippine Senate Election

After EDSA II

May 14, 2001 · Half-Senate midterms and the party list · 13 of 24 seats contested, 13 for a Senate majority

Four months after Estrada was removed by the second People Power uprising, Arroyo's People Power Coalition took 8 of 13 seats (12 regular plus one vacancy), and broadcaster Noli de Castro, an independent, topped the poll with 16.2 million votes.

Thirteen seats were filled: the usual 12 plus the remaining three years of Teofisto Guingona's term, vacated when he became vice president. Gregorio Honasan, 13th, took the short term.

President

Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

Lakas

Senate President, after

Franklin Drilon

succeeding Aquilino Pimentel Jr.

Top ticket

People Power Coalition

8 of 13 seats

Turnout

81.3%

ballots cast / registered voters

The senators elected

In order of votes. Share is of ballots cast; every voter could choose up to 12 names.

1.Noli de Castro
Independent · 16,237,386 votes
55.1%
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2.Juan Flavier
Lakas–NUCD–UMDP · 11,735,897 votes
39.8%
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3.Serge Osmeña
PDP–Laban · 11,593,389 votes
39.3%
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4.Franklin Drilon
Independent · 11,301,700 votes
38.3%
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5.Joker Arroyo
Lakas–NUCD–UMDP · 11,262,402 votes
38.2%
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6.Ramon Magsaysay Jr.
Independent · 11,250,677 votes
38.2%
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7.Manny Villar
Independent · 11,187,375 votes
38.0%
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8.Kiko Pangilinan
Liberal Party · 10,971,896 votes
37.2%
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9.Edgardo Angara
Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino · 10,805,177 votes
36.7%
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10.Panfilo Lacson
Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino · 10,535,559 votes
35.7%
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11.Loi Ejercito
Independent · 10,524,130 votes
35.7%
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12.Ralph Recto
Lakas–NUCD–UMDP · 10,480,940 votes
35.6%
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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.

People Power Coalition
50.8% of votes
8
seats
Puwersa ng Masa
39.1% of votes
4
seats
Independent
9.2% of votes
1
seats