2016 Philippine Senate Election
May 9, 2016 · The automated era · 12 of 24 seats contested, 13 for a Senate majority
Held with Rodrigo Duterte's presidential win, but the Liberal-led Koalisyon ng Daang Matuwid took 7 seats; the next Senate nonetheless formed a pro-Duterte majority under Koko Pimentel.
President, after
Rodrigo Duterte
succeeding Benigno Aquino III
Senate President, after
Koko Pimentel
succeeding Franklin Drilon
Top ticket
Koalisyon ng Daang Matuwid
7 of 12 seats
Turnout
80.7%
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.Franklin Drilon
Liberal Party · 18,607,391 votes
41.4%
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2.Joel Villanueva
Liberal Party · 18,459,222 votes
41.0%
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3.Tito Sotto
Nationalist People's Coalition · 17,200,371 votes
38.2%
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4.Panfilo Lacson
Independent · 16,926,152 votes
37.6%
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5.Dick Gordon
Independent · 16,719,322 votes
37.2%
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6.Juan Miguel Zubiri
Independent · 16,119,165 votes
35.8%
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7.Manny Pacquiao
United Nationalist Alliance · 16,050,546 votes
35.7%
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8.Kiko Pangilinan
Liberal Party · 15,955,949 votes
35.5%
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9.Risa Hontiveros
Akbayan · 15,915,213 votes
35.4%
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10.Sherwin Gatchalian
Nationalist People's Coalition · 14,953,768 votes
33.3%
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11.Ralph Recto
Liberal Party · 14,271,868 votes
31.7%
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12.Leila de Lima
Liberal Party · 14,144,070 votes
31.4%
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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.
Koalisyon ng Daang Matuwid
43.8% of votes
7
seats
Partido Galing at Puso
30.8% of votes
4
seats
United Nationalist Alliance
7.7% of votes
1
seats
People's Reform Party
8.4% of votes
0
seats
Independent
7.4% of votes
0
seats