Santa Rosa local elections, 2013

Santa Rosa mayoral election, 2013

May 13, 2013



Nominee	Arlene B. Arcillas	Alicia Lazaga
Party	Liberal	PDP-Laban
Running mate	Arnel Gomez	Jose Catindig, Jr.
Popular vote	60,141	12,073
Percentage	85.13	14.87

Mayor before election

Arlene B. Arcillas
Liberal

Elected Mayor

Arlene B. Arcillas
Liberal

Local elections was held in Santa Rosa City on May 13, 2013 within the Philippine general election. The voters elected for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, and ten councilors.

Overview

Incumbent Mayor Arlene B. Arcillas decided to run for reelection under Liberal Party, her opponent is Alicia Lazaga a nominee under PDP-Laban.

Mayor Arcillas' running mate is incumbent vice-mayor Arnel Gomez also under Liberal Party and his opponent is former mayor Jose Catindig, Jr. under PDP-Laban.

Results

The candidates for mayor and vice mayor with the highest amount of votes wins the seat; they are voted separately, therefore, they may be of different parties when elected.

Mayoral and vice mayoral elections

Santa Rosa City

Santa Rosa City mayoralty election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Arlene Arcillas	69,141	85.13
	PDP-Laban	Alicia Lazaga	12,073	14.87
Margin of victory			57,068	70.27
Total votes			81,214	100
	Liberal hold

Santa Rosa City vice mayoralty election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Arnel Gomez	35,808	44.84
	PDP-Laban	Jose Catindig, Jr.	26,223	32.83
	LDP	Manuel Alipon	17,835	22.33
Margin of victory			9,585	12
Total votes			79,866	100
	Liberal hold

City Council Elections

Voters will elect ten (10) councilors to comprise the City Council or the Sangguniang Panlungsod. Candidates are voted separately so there are chances where winning candidates will have unequal number of votes and may come from different political parties. The ten candidates with the highest number of votes win the seats.

2013 Santa Rosa City Council
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Ma. Theresa Aala	49,530	8.25
	Liberal	Luisito Algabre	49,100	8.18
	Liberal	Mythor Cendaña	43,862	7.30
	Liberal	Eric Puzon	42,985	7.16
	Liberal	Antonia Laserna	42,684	7.11
	Liberal	Paulino Camaclang, Jr.	40,566	6.75
	Liberal	Petronio Factoriza	37,441	6.23
	Liberal	Raymond Ryan Carvajal	37,276	6.21
	Liberal	Edward Fernandito Tiongco	35,151	5.85
	Liberal	Laudemer Carta	34,616	5.76

	Independent	Arturo Tiongco	28,101	4.68
	Independent	Antonio Tuzon, Jr.	25,774	4.29
	PDP-Laban	Ronald Ian De Guzman	21,901	3.65
	PDP-Laban	Aries Alcabasa	19,290	3.21
	UNA	Renato C. Alinsod	18,924	3.15
	Independent	Jon Paulo Salvahan	12,895	2.15
	PDP-Laban	Glory Rose Lopez	9,769	1.63
	PDP-Laban	Reynaldo Batitis	8,437	1.40
	PDP-Laban	Edgar Amarante	7,862	1.31
	PDP-Laban	Victor Papag	7,636	1.27
	PDP-Laban	Joel Russel Vizconde	6,948	1.16
	PDP-Laban	Rizalito Ambata	4,807	0.80
	PDP-Laban	Peter Malajacan	4,698	0.78
	PDP-Laban	Artemio Alumno	4,363	0.73
	Independent	Kristine Joane G. Padilla	3,569	0.59
	Independent	Ciriaco Sia	2,378	0.40
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			84,628	100

References

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2013 Philippine general election

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