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2025 Taguig local elections
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Mayoral election
 
Mayor of Taguig Maria Laarni "Lani" Lopez Cayetano.png
ArnelCerafica.jpg
Candidate Lani Cayetano Arnel Cerafica
Party Nacionalista PFP
Alliance TLC Team AMC
Running mate Arvin Ian Alit Janelle Cerafica
Popular vote 410,706 103,334
Percentage 78.96% 19.86%
Mayor before election

Lani Cayetano
Nacionalista

Elected mayor

Lani Cayetano
Nacionalista

Vice mayoral election
 
Candidate Arvin Alit Janelle Cerafica
Party Nacionalista PFP
Alliance TLC Team AMC
Popular vote 337,360 133,855
Percentage 69.29% 27.49%
Vice Mayor before election

Arvin Alit
Nacionalista

Elected Vice Mayor

Arvin Alit
Nacionalista

City Council election
24 of 26 seats in the Taguig City Council
13 seats needed for a majority
  First party Second party
 
Party Nacionalista PFP
Alliance TLC Team AMC
Last election 16 seats, 69.03% Did Not Contest
Seats won 24 0
Seat change Increase 8 Steady
Popular vote 3,178,925 932,820
Percentage 68.73% 20.22%

Local elections were held in Taguig on May 12, 2025, as part of the 2025 Philippine general election. The electorate will elect a mayor, a vice mayor, twenty-four members of the Taguig City Council, and two district representatives to the House of Representatives of the Philippines. The officials elected in the election will assume their respective offices on June 30, 2025, for a three-year-long term.

This will be the first general election in which the Embo barangays are part of the Taguig city electorate.

Background

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See also: Makati–Taguig boundary dispute

On April 3, 2023, the Supreme Court of the Philippines denied the motion of reconsideration filed by Makati to override its earlier ruling that upheld the 2011 Pasig Regional Trial Court ruling that recognized Taguig's jurisdiction over the ten Embo barangays, resulting in Makati formally ceding control of the barangays to Taguig.[1] The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) began the administrative transfer of the 212,613 Embo voters and electoral precincts from Makati to Taguig in August 2023, ahead of the 2023 Philippine barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (BSKE) elections, where Embo residents voted as residents of Taguig for the first time.[2][3][4]

In the Embo barangays, the 2023 BSKE elections resulted in widespread defeat for candidates affiliated with the ruling Cayetano family.[2] Following the election, 140 barangay officials from the Embo area took their oath at the Makati City Hall, affirming their loyalty to Makati.[5] Joey Salgado of Rappler opined that the aftermath of the barangay elections indicated a competitive local race in Taguig in 2025, owing to the popularity of the Binay family in the populous Embo barangays.[2][6]

Representation of the Embo barangays

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For the 2025 general election, the Embo residents will elect local officials for Taguig for the first time.[7] While Embo voters will be represented in the city council, the COMELEC ruled that they will be effectively left without representation in the House of Representatives until the barangays are drawn in a legislative district of Taguig through law.[8][6] Makati Mayor Abigail Binay panned the ruling as an injustice, deeming it a "denial of democracy".[9][10]

The Taguig City Council planned to pass an ordinance to divide the ten Embo barangays between the two existing councilor districts for the council and increase the elected members per district.[11] Committee hearings on the ordinance began on September 14, 2024; the drafted ordinance formally drew the barangays into the two councilor districts and sought an increase of four elected members per district, creating a total of 12 elected councilors per district and 24 overall.[12] Subsequently, Senator Alan Peter Cayetano introduced Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 23 which the chamber adopted on September 23, followed by the House of Representatives adopting House Concurrent Resolution No. 37 on September 25.[13] These proposals, based on Taguig City Council's Ordinance No. 144, would add barangays Comembo, Pembo, and Rizal to the 1st district and barangays Cembo, East Rembo, Pitogo, Post Proper Northside, Post Proper Southside, South Cembo, and West Rembo to the 2nd district.[14]

Ultimately, COMELEC issued Resolution No. 11069, adopting Taguig City's Ordinance No. 144 and the joint resolution of the houses of Congress.[15] Dante Tiñga, former House representative from Taguig–Pateros and Supreme Court Associate Justice, then questioned the Taguig City's Ordinance No. 144 to the Supreme Court, arguing that the city council had no authority to increase the number of seats, but rather that power belonged to Congress by passing a statute, and not a resolution.[16]

Candidates

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Candidates in italics indicate incumbents seeking reelection.[17][18]

Mayoral election

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The incumbent mayor is Lani Cayetano, who has served since 2022 and previously held the post from 2010 to 2019, after being elected with 75.77% of the vote. She is eligible for reelection to a second consecutive term.

Abigail Binay, the term-limited mayor of Makati, has expressed interest in running for mayor of Taguig.[19] To seek the office, Binay would need to resign as mayor of Makati to establish at least one year of residency in Taguig to be eligible for the post.[20] On January 9, 2024, Binay remarked that she is "waiting for a sign" for her to push through with her campaign in Taguig;[20] she indicated that she would finalize her decision by March 2024.[21][22] Manuel L. Quezon III of the Philippine Daily Inquirer described Binay's potential campaign for mayor of Taguig as a "dynastic invasion" motivated by Makati's loss of the Embo barangays.[23] Since her announcement, Binay has not resigned her post, making a mayoral bid less likely as she is instead being considered as a senatorial bet by the administration coalition.[24] It was later confirmed that she will instead run for senator in 2025 when she was named to the Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas coalition.[25]

Meanwhile, political strategist Lito Banayo revealed that former mayor Lino Cayetano, brother-in-law of the incumbent, may challenge for the mayor's seat after reportedly getting the backing of two important factions in local politics: the Zamora family (including second district representative Pammy Zamora, daughter of former San Juan representative Ronaldo Zamora) and the Tiñga family (including former mayor Sigfrido Tiñga), potentially forming an alliance between a Cayetano and several of their political enemies.[26] However, the former mayor announced that he is not running for mayor in his Facebook post, but is still undecided if he would run for another local position. He instead chose to run for first district representative, against his sister-in-law's preferred candidate.

Instead, former first district representative Arnel Cerafica, now backed by the Partido Federal ng Pilipinas, challenged to represent the local opposition, including from the Embo barangays, in the mayoral election. This is his third bid to be elected mayor, having lost to the incumbent in 2022 and to Lino Cayetano in 2019.[27]

Candidates

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Declined

Polling

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Hypothetical polling
Abby Binay vs. Lani Cayetano
Fieldwork Date(s) Pollster Sample Size MoE Cayetano
Nacionalista 		Binay
NPC 		Und./
None
Feb 15–22 RPMDinc[33] 1,200 ±3% 57 38 5
Lani Cayetano vs. Arnel Cerafica
Fieldwork Date(s) Pollster Sample Size MoE Cayetano
Nacionalista 		Cerafica
PFP 		Und./
None
Nov 15–20 RPMDinc[34] 1,200 ±3% 63 17 20

Results

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2025 Taguig mayoral elections
CandidatePartyVotes%
Lani Cayetano (incumbent)Nacionalista Party410,70678.92
Arnel CeraficaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas103,33419.86
Brigido LicudineIndependent6,3941.23
Total520,434100.00

Per Barangay

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Vice mayoral election

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The incumbent vice mayor is Arvin Alit, who has served since 2022 after being elected with 68.81% of the vote. He is eligible to run for his second consecutive term.

Candidates

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  • Arvin Ian Alit (Nacionalista), incumbent vice mayor of Taguig and former city councilor from the 2nd District[28]
  • Janelle Cerafica (PFP), candidate for vice mayor in 2022, wife of Arnel Cerafica
  • Nelly Tanglao (Independent)[29]

Results

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2025 Taguig vice mayoral election
CandidatePartyVotes%
Arvin Ian Alit (incumbent)Nacionalista337,36069.29
Janelle CeraficaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas133,85527.49
Nelly Tanglao Independent15,6573.22
Total486,872100.00

Per Barangay

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House of Representatives elections

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Coinciding with the local elections, two representatives from the districts the city shares with Pateros will be elected to represent the city and the municipality in the House of Representatives in the 20th Congress.

First district

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The first district encompasses the entirety of Pateros and Taguig's eastern barangays of Bagumbayan, Bambang, Calzada, Hagonoy, Ibayo-Tipas, Ligid-Tipas, Lower Bicutan, New Lower Bicutan, Napindan, Palingon, San Miguel, Santa Ana, Tuktukan, Ususan and Wawa. City Ordinance No. 144 passed by the city council, as adopted by COMELEC Resolution No. 11069, added the Embo barangays Comembo, Pembo, and Rizal to the district.

On October 30, 2024, the Comelec rejected the transfer of residency to the district by Lino Cayetano after the filing of certificates of candidacy have ended, but the poll body noted that the former mayor can still avail of legal remedies, and speculation about his disqualification is "premature".[35]

The incumbent representative is Ricardo Cruz Jr., an ally of the incumbent city administration, who was elected in 2022 with 58.25% of the vote.

Candidates

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Results

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2025 First District Congressional Election
CandidatePartyVotes%
Ricardo "Ading" Cruz Jr. (incumbent)Nacionalista Party106,12446.52
Lino CayetanoNationalist People's Coalition72,00731.57
Allan CeraficaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas46,18420.25
Pedro "Peter" dela Cruz Independent2,2871.00
Ricardo Opoc Independent1,5170.67
Total228,119100.00

Per Barangay

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Second district

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The second district encompasses Taguig's western barangays of Central Bicutan, Central Signal Village, Fort Bonifacio, Katuparan, Maharlika Village, North Daang Hari, North Signal Village, Pinagsama, South Daang Hari, South Signal Village, Tanyag, Upper Bicutan and Western Bicutan. City Ordinance No. 144 passed by the city council, as adopted by COMELEC Resolution No. 11069, added the Embo barangays Cembo, East Rembo, Pitogo, Post Proper Northside, Post Proper Southside, South Cembo, and West Rembo to the district.

The incumbent representative is Pammy Zamora, who was elected in 2022 with 68.75% of the vote. She was previously allied with the incumbent city administration until 2024, when she switched from the Nacionalista Party to Lakas–CMD.

Candidates

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  • Jorge Daniel Bocobo, barangay captain of Fort Bonifacio, ex-officio councilor/Liga ng mga Barangay President[28]
  • Noe Manila (Independent)
  • Pammy Zamora, incumbent representative for the second district of Taguig[37]

Results

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2025 Second District Congressional Election
CandidatePartyVotes%
Jorge Daniel BocoboNacionalista Party144,01453.62
Pammy Zamora (incumbent)Lakas–CMD116,48943.37
Noe ManilaIndependent8,0953.01
Total268,598100.00
Nacionalista Party gain from Lakas–CMD

Per Barangay

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City Council election

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The Taguig City Council is currently composed of 18 members, 16 of which are elected through plurality block voting to serve three-year terms. The councilors represent the city's two councilor districts, which consist of Taguig barangays coextensive with the congressional districts, with eight members being elected per district.

After COMELEC's en banc resolution, which added the Embo barangays to the city council districts, the council will now have 26 members, 24 of which are to be elected between the two districts of the city, adding four new seats to each district.

Summary of results

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PartyVotes%Seats
Nacionalista Party3,178,92568.9224
Partido Federal ng Pilipinas884,74919.180
Makabayan25,4360.550
Partido Lakas ng Masa16,4820.360
Independent506,80910.990
Ex officio seats2
Total4,612,401100.0026

First district

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The first city council district is composed of the city's eastern barangays, namely Bagumbayan, Bambang, Calzada, Hagonoy, Ibayo-Tipas, Ligid-Tipas, Lower Bicutan, New Lower Bicutan, Napindan, Palingon, San Miguel, Santa Ana, Tuktukan, Ususan and Wawa. City Ordinance No. 144 passed by the city council, as adopted by COMELEC Resolution No. 11069, added the Embo barangays Comembo, Pembo, and Rizal to the district. The last election saw the administration coalition sweep the district, getting all eight seats.

Term-limited councilors

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  • Gloria Valenzuela-De Mesa

Results

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2025 Taguig City Council election in the 1st district
CandidateParty or allianceVotes%
Darwin IcayNacionalista Party (TLC)146,0596.81
Allan Paul CruzNacionalista Party (TLC)140,4156.55
Jaime "Jimmy" Labampa (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)136,3616.36
Arnold "Sammy" CruzNacionalista Party (TLC)135,2936.31
Fanella Joy Panga-Cruz (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)130,2316.07
Rodil "Tikboy" Marcelino (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)122,6995.72
Gamaliel San Pedro (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)121,4575.67
Kim AbbangNacionalista Party (TLC)121,2985.66
Carlito Ogalinola (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)116,7295.44
Raul "Commissioner" Aquino (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)115,0675.37
Ferdinand "Bro" SantosNacionalista Party (TLC)114,2615.33
Lamberto "Totong" Mañosca (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)103,3584.82
Norjannah "Jannah" CruzPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)59,5402.78
Paul LontocIndependent (Team AMC)48,7712.27
Mark Bryan BeranBida TayoIndependent44,8222.09
John John BautistaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)41,5331.94
Mark BacsainPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)40,0171.87
Warren Delos SantosPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)37,8661.77
Rico PalmaBida TayoIndependent37,0631.73
Maria Ana SantosPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)36,0871.68
Elvira MadridPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)34,0171.59
RJ BernalPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)32,9461.54
Rolando "Mogs" GonzalesPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)30,9991.45
Joshua SangaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)30,9131.44
Tristan InanPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)28,8011.34
Henry VeraBida TayoIndependent28,4711.33
Romeo Edgar AbaigarBida TayoIndependent26,6911.24
Girlie Delos SantosMakabayan25,4361.19
Gerard SumagpaoPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)24,1391.13
Reinante Dela PazIndependent16,8340.79
Johnny AlvaridaIndependent15,7710.74
Total2,143,945100.00

Second district

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The second city council district is composed of the city's western barangays, namely Central Bicutan, Central Signal Village, Fort Bonifacio, Katuparan, Maharlika Village, North Daang Hari, North Signal Village, Pinagsama, South Daang Hari, South Signal Village, Tanyag, Upper Bicutan and Western Bicutan. City Ordinance No. 144 passed by the city council, as adopted by COMELEC Resolution No. 11069, added the Embo barangays Cembo, East Rembo, Pitogo, Post Proper Northside, Post Proper Southside, South Cembo, and West Rembo to the district. The last election saw the administration coalition sweep the district, getting all eight seats.

Term-limited councilors

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  • Jaime Garcia
  • Yasser Pangandaman

Results

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2025 Taguig City Council election in the 2nd district
CandidatePartyVotes%
Gigi BermasNacionalista Party (TLC)153,3456.21
Nicky Supan (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)152,6446.18
Ivie DizonNacionalista Party (TLC)147,6005.98
Danilo "Danny" CastroNacionalista Party (TLC)144,5315.85
Jomil Bryan Serna (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)138,9335.63
Alex Penolio (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)137,4475.57
Evelyn "Bing" VillamorNacionalista Party (TLC)136,5305.53
Gen Pau-TinNacionalista Party (TLC)135,5425.49
Eduardo "Bro. Ed" Prado (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)135,1495.47
Edgar Baptista (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)129,4205.24
Iony De Lara-BesNacionalista Party (TLC)128,0615.19
Marisse Balina-Eron (incumbent)Nacionalista Party (TLC)127,8555.18
Gary Lester ValdezPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)48,3081.96
Salvador Zamora IIIIndependent47,8461.94
Joel "KuyaSec" AdvinculaPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)46,8211.90
Benedicto "Benny" AbatayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)44,8541.82
Basilio PootenPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)44,4671.80
Rodolfo "Dudong" San PedroIndependent41,3051.67
Arthur FloresPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)40,8601.66
Marilou "Lot" BandejasPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)40,8021.65
Angielyn "Angie" BombasePartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)40,0831.62
Ignacio "Jun" RiveraPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)39,8631.61
Glenn SacayPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)38,8381.57
Jude "Nognog" AcepcionPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)35,1801.43
Armando "Arman" ErcilloPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)34,1351.38
Paolo CabreraIndependent33,4351.35
Lylani "Lani" CalvadoresPartido Federal ng Pilipinas (Team AMC)32,8801.33
Cosme De AsisIndependent28,9461.17
Edgardo "Sonny" DariaIndependent23,3960.95
Juanito "Ram" AggalutIndependent21,3920.87
Arthur ClavoIndependent21,3190.86
Abraham AnunciacionIndependent17,9900.73
Isidro "Sid" CapurcosIndependent17,0680.69
Perlisita MagallanoIndependent16,4470.67
Jerry TanPartido Lakas ng Masa16,4820.67
Caleb TibioIndependent14,8410.60
Cupid DemafilesIndependent13,9310.56
Total2,468,546100.00

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