2010 Pasay local elections

2010 Pasay Mayoral election

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Nominee Antonino Calixto Ma. Consuelo "Tita Connie" Dy Wenceslao "Peewee" Trinidad Party Liberal PMP Nacionalista Running mate Arnel Regino "Moti" Arceo Marlon Pesebre Greg Alcera Popular vote 59,087 56,576 46,178 Percentage 33.71 32.28 26.35   Nominee Ricardo "Ding" Santos Ralph Lim Joseph Party PDP–Laban Independent Running mate Leopoldo "Babes" Calixto II Noel "Onie" Bayona Popular vote 12,616 32,826 283 Percentage 7.20 19.54 0.16   Nominee Romulo Marcelo Kit Peñaflor Party Independent Independent Popular vote 277 252 Percentage 0.16 0.14

Mayor before election Wenceslao B. Trinidad Nacionalista Elected Mayor Antonino G. Calixto Liberal

Local elections were held in Pasay on May 13, 2010, as part of the general elections. Voters elected the mayor, vice-mayor, representative of the city's lone district in House of Representatives and six members of the city council in each district.

Background[]

Mayoral and vice-mayoral candidates[]

• Incumbent Mayor Atty. Wenceslao "Peewee" Trinidad sought his fourth and final term. His partner is former Vice Mayor and Second District Councilor Greg Alcera, his Chief of Staff. Trinidad started his career as councilor during then Mayor Pablo Cuneta's administration. In 1998, former Mayor Dr. Jovito Claudio succeeded the ailing Mayor Cuneta and Trinidad won as Vice Mayor. In the 2000 recall election, Trinidad, along with Santos and Marcelo, challenged Claudio in the mayoralty race. Trinidad won the race.
• Incumbent Vice Mayor Antonino "Tony" Calixto is term limited, and he will run as mayor. His running mate is incumbent Second District Councilor Arnel Regino "Moti" Arceo.
• Former Representative and defeated 2007 mayoral candidate Ma. Consuelo "Tita Connie" Dy ran as mayor too. Her partner is incumbent First District Councilor Marlon Pesebre.
• Ricardo "Ding" Santos ran again for mayoral post. His partner is Leopoldo "Babes" Calixto II. Santos is the former chief security aide of then Mayor Pablo Cuneta.
• Other independent candidates are Romulo "Rome" Marcelo, Ralph Joseph, and Francisco Penaflor.
• Incumbent Second District Councilor Noel "Onie" Bayona will run as Vice-Mayor, independently.

Representatives, Lone District of Pasay City[]

• Incumbent Rep. Jose Antonio Roxas is sought for second term. Roxas is a former city councilor before elected as representative in 2007, defeating then Acting Mayor Allan Panaligan.
• Incumbent Second District Councilor Imelda Calixto-Rubiano ran.
• Former Second District Councilor, Acting Mayor and defeated 2007 representative candidate Allan Panaligan ran again for second time.
• Rica Hortaleza, daughter of mayoral candidate Ricardo "Ding" Santos ran.

Candidates[]

Administration's Ticket[]

Team Peewee[]

Nacionalista Party/Team Peewee

#	Name	Party		Result
For House Of Representative
● 4.	Dr. Lito Roxas		Lakas	Lost
For Mayor
● 7.	Peewee Trinidad		Nacionalista	Lost
For Vice Mayor
● 1.	Greg Alcera		Nacionalista	Lost
For Councilor (1st District)
● 3.	Abet Alvina		Nacionalista	Won
● 10.	Charlie Chavez		Nacionalista	Lost
● 18.	Pinky Lyn Francisco		Nacionalista	Won
● 21.	Lex Ibay		Nacionalista	Won
● 23.	Let Landagan		Nacionalista	Lost
● 30.	Encio Mateo		Nacionalista	Lost
For Councilor (2nd District)
● 4.	Jimboy Baliad		Nacionalista	Lost
● 9.	Manny Cinco		Nacionalista	Lost
● 12.	Janet Cortes		Nacionalista	Lost
● 24.	Ileana Ibay		Nacionalista	Won
● 42.	Monty Veluz		Nacionalista	Lost
● 44.	Edith Vergel De Dios		Nacionalista	Won

Opposition Team[]

Team Calixto[]

Liberal Party/Team Calixto

#	Name	Party		Result
For House Of Representative
● 1.	Emi Calixto-Rubiano		Liberal	Won
For Mayor
● 1.	Antonino Calixto		Liberal	Won
For Vice Mayor
● 2.	Moti Arceo		Liberal	Lost
For Councilor (1st District)
● 2.	Richard Advincula		Liberal	Won
● 28.	Teddy Lorca		Liberal	Lost
● 30.	Rey Mateo		Liberal	Lost
● 33.	Lolita Miranda		Liberal	Lost
● 36.	Bing Petallo		Liberal	Lost
● 38.	Bert Roque		Liberal	Lost
For Councilor (2nd District)
● 5.	Chris Barrios		Liberal	Lost
● 10.	Jojie Claudio		Liberal	Lost
● 16.	Norton Elipio		Liberal	Lost
● 31.	Rey Padua		Liberal	Won
● 40.	Bumbay Tengco		Liberal	Lost
● 43.	Ian Vendivel		Liberal	Won

Team Connie Dy[]

Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino/Team Connie Dy

#	Name	Party		Result
For House Of Representative
● 3.	Allan Panaligan		PMP	Lost
For Mayor
● 2.	Tita Connie Dy		PMP	Lost
For Vice Mayor
● 5.	Marlon Pesebre		PMP	Won
For Councilor (1st District)
● 6.	Romy Cabrera		PMP	Lost
● 8.	Von Catalan III		PMP	Lost
● 16.	Angelo Nonoy Decena		PMP	Lost
● 24.	Rev Langub		PMP	Lost
● 26.	JV Lim		PMP	Lost
● 39.	Grace Santos		PMP	Won
For Councilor (2nd District)
● 2.	Jerry Arcangel		PMP	Lost
● 13.	Alvin Cruzin		PMP	Lost
● 23.	Linda Hilario		PMP	Lost
● 28.	Junjun Mitra		PMP	Lost
● 32.	Ate Jen Panaligan		PMP	Lost
● 41.	Bong Tolentino		PMP	Won

Team Kaibigan[]

/Team Kaibigan

#	Name	Party		Result
For House Of Representative
● 2.	Chet Santos-Hortaleza		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
For Mayor
● 6.	Ding Santos		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
For Vice Mayor
● 4.	Babes Calixto		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
For Councilor (1st District)
● 12.	Tony Co		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
● 13.	Carding Corral		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
● 22.	Val Ilagan		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
● 25.	Bimbo Lim		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
● 27.	Gani Lisaca		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
● 37.	Abe Rogacion		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
For Councilor (2nd District)
● 3.	Rolly Bacar		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
● 7.	Tonton Cabrido		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
● 14.	Risa De Leon		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
● 30.	Pete Ordiales		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
● 33.	Ben Patinio		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost
● 39.	Cristan Tan		Bigkis Pinoy	Lost

Team Bayona[]

Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan/Team Bayona

#	Name	Party		Result
For Vice Mayor
● 3.	Onie Bayona		PDP–Laban	Lost
For Councilor (1st District)
● 5.	James Bontilao		PDP–Laban	Lost
● 11.	Bombie Cipriano		PDP–Laban	Lost
● 14.	Eddie Cruz		PDP–Laban	Lost
● 20.	Nonoy Hilvano		PDP–Laban	Lost
● 29.	Jojo Mañez		PDP–Laban	Lost
● 42.	Bong Tebelin		PDP–Laban	Lost
For Councilor (2nd District)
● 6.	Brian Bayona		PDP–Laban	Won
● 8.	RC Boy Campo		PDP–Laban	Lost
● 17.	Dedick Enriquez		PDP–Laban	Lost
● 26.	Val Magbanua		PDP–Laban	Lost
● 29.	Peping Nabong		PDP–Laban	Lost
● 45.	Rodolf Villaluna		PDP–Laban	Lost

Results[]

For Representative, Lone District of Pasay[]

Congressional Election for Pasay's Lone District

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Imelda Calixto-Rubiano	66,443	41.27
	Lakas	Jose Antonio Roxas	53,304	33.11
	PMP	Allan Panaligan	32,857	20.24
		Rica-Elah Hortaleza	8,667	5.38
Total votes			161,001	100.00
	Liberal hold

For Mayor[]

Pasay Mayoral Election

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Antonino "Tony" Calixto	59,087	33.71
	PMP	Ma. Consuelo "Tita Connie" Dy	56,576	32.28
	Nacionalista	Wenceslao "Peewee" Trinidad	46,178	26.35
		Ricardo "Ding" Santos	12,616	7.20
	Independent	Ralph Lim Joseph	283	0.16
	Independent	Romulo Marcelo	277	0.16
	Independent	Francisco "Kit" Peñaflor	252	0.14
Total votes			175,269	100.00
	Liberal hold

For Vice Mayor[]

Pasay Vice Mayoral Election

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PMP	Marlon Pesebre	58,942	35.08
	PDP–Laban	Noel "Onie" Bayona	32,826	19.54
	Nacionalista	Greg Alcera	31,776	18.91
	Liberal	Arnel Regino "Moti" Arceo	27,257	16.22
		Leopoldo "Babes" Calixto II	17,216	10.25
Total votes			168,017	100.00
	PMP hold

For Councilor[]

First District[]

Election for Member, Sangguniang Panlungsod in Pasay's First District

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PMP	Mary Grace Santos	37,798
	Liberal	Richard Advincula	31,557
	Nacionalista	Lexter "Lex" Ibay	31,163
	Independent	Eduardo "Atty. Ed" Advincula	22,295
	Nacionalista	Alberto "Abet" Alvina	22,186
	Nacionalista	Pinky Lyn Francisco	21,281
	Liberal	Ma. Luisa "Bing" Petallo
	PMP	Romulo Cabrera
	PMP	Angelo "Nonoy" Decena
	Nacionalista	Charlie Chavez
	Nacionalista	Let-Let Landagan
	Liberal	Rey Mateo
	Nacionalista	Florencio "Encio" Mateo
	PMP	JV Lim
	Independent	Normandy Pangilinan
	Independent	Rey Bayona
	PDP–Laban	Jojo Mañez
		Carding Corral
	Liberal	Teodulo "Teddy" Lorca
	Liberal	Lolita Miranda
		Bimbo Lim
	PMP	Ronald Langub
	Independent	Ross Cuneta
	PMP	Von Catalan III
		Val Ilagan
	PDP–Laban	James Bontilao
		Tony Co
	Liberal	Bert Roque
	Independent	Edmund Cayetano
	PDP–Laban	Eddie Cruz
	PDP–Laban	Jose Tebelin
	PDP–Laban	Nonoy Hilvano
		Abe Rogacion
	PDP–Laban	Borbie Cipriano
		Gani Lisaca
	Bangon Pilipinas	Jonjon Solangon
	Independent	Ging Diaz
	Independent	Michael Angelo Gabriel
	Independent	Antonio Obiña
	Independent	Aling Donisia Sy
	Independent	Juanito Cacayan
Total votes

Second District[]

Election for Member, Sangguniang Panlungsod in Pasay's Second District

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Reynaldo "Rey" Padua	31,895
	Nacionalista	Edita "Edith" Vergel De Dios	28,113
	Nacionalista	Ileana Ibay	27,302
	Liberal	Ian Vendivel	25,032
	PDP–Laban	Brian Bayona	23,694
	PMP	Arvin "Bong" Tolentino	22,788
	Liberal	Jojie Claudio
	Independent	Aileen Padua-Lopez
	PMP	Jennifer "Jen" Panaligan
		Risa De Leon
	Nacionalista	Jimboy Baliad
	PMP	Alvin Cruzin
	Independent	Edith "Wowee" Manguerra
	PMP	Linda Hilario
	PMP	Elmer "Junjun" Mitra
	Nacionalista	Monty Veluz
	Nacionalista	Manny Cinco
	Nacionalista	Janet Cortes
	PDP–Laban	Reynold "RC" Campo
	PMP	Jerry Arcangel
	Liberal	Norton Elipio
	Liberal	Chris Barrios
		Rolando "Rolly" Bacar
	Liberal	Ruben "Bumbay" Tengco
		Tonton Cabrido
	NPC	Rolly Dela Cruz
		Ben Patinio
	PDP–Laban	Val Magbanua
	Independent	Imelda "Mel" San Jose
	PDP–Laban	Dedick Enriquez
	Independent	Bong Abriolsantos
	Independent	Edgar Louie Eusebio
		Cristan Tan
	NPC	Mark Anthony "Chuck" San Juan
	PDP–Laban	Peping Nabong
		Pete Ordiales
	PDP–Laban	Rodolf Villaluna
	Independent	Rogelio Estrella
	Independent	Bong Espeleta
	NPC	Buddy Quimpo
	Independent	Romeo Franks
	Independent	Crisber Collantes
	Independent	Richard Rivera
	NPC	Arthur Quozon
	Independent	Vic Gine
Total votes

Note[]

• Mayor Wenceslao "Peewee" Trinidad was elected as Mayor since 2001. In 2006, Mayor Trinidad, Vice Mayor Calixto, and nine out of twelve city councilors was put into a six-month preventive suspension due to anomalous garbage collection contracts in 2004 and 2005.^[1] Then Councilor Allan Panaligan served as acting Mayor for six months until the suspension order was lifted in February 2007. According to 1987 Constitution, all elective government officials (except the President and Vice President) can serve for three consecutive full term.

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