2010 Philippine Senate Election
First automated countMay 10, 2010 · The automated era · 12 of 24 seats contested, 13 for a Senate majority
The first national election counted by machine. Single-party tickets returned: Lakas Kampi CMD, the Liberals and the Nacionalistas took 2 to 4 seats each, with Bong Revilla topping the poll.
President, after
Benigno Aquino III
succeeding Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
Senate President
Juan Ponce Enrile
PMP
Top ticket
Liberal Party
4 of 12 seats
Turnout
74.3%
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.Bong Revilla
Lakas Kampi CMD · 19,513,521 votes
51.1%
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2.Jinggoy Estrada
Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino · 18,925,925 votes
49.6%
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3.Miriam Defensor Santiago
People's Reform Party · 17,344,742 votes
45.5%
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4.Franklin Drilon
Liberal Party · 15,871,117 votes
41.6%
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5.Juan Ponce Enrile
Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino · 15,665,618 votes
41.1%
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6.Pia Cayetano
Nacionalista Party · 13,679,511 votes
35.9%
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7.Bongbong Marcos
Nacionalista Party · 13,169,634 votes
34.5%
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8.Ralph Recto
Liberal Party · 12,436,960 votes
32.6%
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9.Tito Sotto
Nationalist People's Coalition · 11,891,711 votes
31.2%
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10.Serge Osmeña
Independent · 11,656,668 votes
30.6%
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11.Lito Lapid
Lakas Kampi CMD · 11,025,805 votes
28.9%
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12.TG Guingona
Liberal Party · 10,277,352 votes
26.9%
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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.
Liberal Party
32.7% of votes
4
seats
Nacionalista Party
27.2% of votes
3
seats
Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino
17.7% of votes
2
seats
Lakas Kampi CMD
12.8% of votes
2
seats
Nationalist People's Coalition
4.0% of votes
1
seats