1992 Philippine Senate election

1992 Philippine Senate election
	May 11, 1992
All 24 seats in the Senate; 13 seats needed for a majority
Senate President before election; Neptali Gonzales; LDP	Elected Senate President ; Neptali Gonzales; LDP

The 1992 election of members to the Senate of the Philippines was the 24th election to the Senate of the Philippines. It was held on Monday, May 11, 1992. This was the first general election (where all positions were contested) under the 1987 Philippine Constitution. An estimated 80,000 candidates ran for 17,000 posts, from the presidency all the way down to municipal councilors.

Under the transitory provisions of the Philippine constitution, 24 senators were elected in this election. The first 12 senators who garnered the highest votes would have a six-year term while the next 12 senators would also have a three-year term. The Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) got a large share in the Senate race. TV personality and former Quezon City Vice Mayor Vicente Sotto III (also known as Tito Sotto) got the highest number of votes.

Candidates

As the Senate elections were held with the presidential election, all 7 presidential candidates put up senatorial tickets. These were as follows:


Party	Presidential candidate	Vice presidential candidate	Number of candidates
Kilusang Bagong Lipunan	Imelda Marcos	Vicente Magsaysay	24
Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino	Ramon Mitra Jr.	Marcelo Fernan	24
Lakas-NUCD	Fidel V. Ramos	Lito Osmeña	24
Liberal Party/PDP–Laban (Koalisyong Pambansa)	Jovito Salonga	Aquilino Pimentel Jr.	22
Nationalist People's Coalition	Danding Cojuangco	Joseph Estrada	24
People's Reform Party	Miriam Defensor Santiago	Ramon Magsaysay Jr.	16
Nacionalista Party	Salvador Laurel	Eva Estrada Kalaw	24

These were the following tickets:

Kilusang Bagong Lipunan (Marcos-Magsaysay) ticket
Name	Name

Simeon Alejandro	Rod Navarro
James Barbers	Benjamin Nuega
Rommel Corro	Arturo Padua
Alfredo de Gracia	Salvador Panelo
Jaime Echeverria	Augusto Pangan, Sr.
Louie Garchitorena	Leonora Petines
Alfredo Lamen	Vicente Piccio
Pacifico Lopez de Leon	Josephus Ramas
Oliver Lozano	Rafael Recto
Abdul Sarip Macmod	Jose Tumbokon
Jesus Martinez	Elpidio Valera
Madrino Muñoz	Johnny Wilson

Koalisyong Pambansa (Salonga-Pimentel) ticket
Name	Name

Florencio Abad	Oscar Morado
Macapanton Abbas	Ceferino Padua, Jr.
Miguel Acebedo	Nemesio Prudente
Gerardo del Mundo	Wilfredo Rafols
Florangel Rosario-Braid	Ruperto Martin
Jesus Antonio M. Carpio Sr	Reynaldo San Juan
Raul Contreras	Ponciano Subido
Elfren Cruz	Ramon Tagle, Jr.
Camilo Diel	Wigberto Tañada
Genaro Mabasa	Lorna Verano Yap
Ramon Garcia	Victor Ziga
Alfredo Zerrudo	Melchor Chavez (disqualified)

Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (Mitra-Fernan) ticket
Name	Name

Heherson Alvarez	Leonor Luciano
Wencelito Andanar	Orlando S. Mercado
Edgardo Angara	Narciso Monfort
Butz Aquino	Blas Ople
Gloria Macapagal Arroyo	Carlos M. Padilla
Rodolfo Biazon	Ramon Revilla, Sr.
Jose S. Concepcion, Jr.	Raul Roco
Neptali Gonzales	Alberto Romulo
Teofisto Guingona	Tito Sotto
Rodrigo Gutang	Mamintal Tamano
Ernesto Herrera	Ramon Villarama
Jose Lina, Jr.	Freddie Webb

Lakas-NUCD (Ramos-Osmeña) ticket
Name	Name

Sanchez Ali	Conrado Manicad
Adolfo Azcuna	Manuel Morato
Silvestre Bello III	Aurelio Periquet
Alfredo Bengzon	Eduardo Pilapil
Israel Bocobo	Leonardo Quisumbing
Guillermo Carague	Santanina Rasul
Francisco Chavez	Jose Villegas
Jaime Cura	Jose V. Romero Jr.
Marietta P. Goco	Leticia Ramos-Shahani
Tomas Gomez III	Francisco Sumulong
Ramon Jacinto	Ruben Torres
Jose Lopez	Arsenio Yulo

Nacionalista Party (Laurel-Kalaw) ticket
Name	Name

Edgardo Abenina	Sotero Laurel
Homobono Adaza	Horacio Marasigan
Marcelino Arias	Ramon Maronilla
Roger Arienda	Steve Osmeña
Edgar Ilarde	Roger Panotes
Ramon Orosa	Datu Ray Ibrahim Uy
Vincent Crisologo	Hjalmar Quintana
Nora Daza	Norberto Romualdez III
Wilson Gamboa	Dorotheo Salazar
Crisostomo Vitug	Mariano Santiago
Amado Gat Inciong	Bonifacio Tupaz
Antonio Fa. Muyot	Gonzalo Villa

Nationalist People's Coalition (Cojuangco-Estrada) ticket
Name	Name

Blo Umpar Adiong	Mario Leviste
Alexander Aguirre	Felix Brawner Jr.
Ruben Ancheta	Ernesto Maceda
Manuel Barcelona Jr.	Estelito Mendoza
Jerry Barican	Vicente Rivera Jr.
Julio Cesar Climaco	John Henry Osmeña
Nikki Coseteng	Jose Tamayo
Gerry Espina	Jesus Paredes
Alex Fider	Elsa Payumo
Gerry Geronimo	Rufus Rodriguez
Vivian Hultman	Francisco Tatad
Katrina Legarda-Santos	Arturo Tolentino

People's Reform Party (Santiago-Magsaysay) ticket
Name	Name

Fortunato Abat	Antonio Leviste
Cris Abasolo	Abdullah Abe Madale
Carlos Cajelo	Jaime Muyargas
Dominico Casas	Antonio Policarpio
Jose Cordova	Mariano Reyes
Dante de Guzman	Jonathan Rivera
Renato Ecarma	Efren Sumajit
Melchor Ines	Albert D. Umali

Not in major 7 tickets
Name	Party
Conrado Leonardo		PMP
Jovencio Kintanar		PMP
Juanito Arribas		Independent
Rolando Quintos		PMP
Miguel Lopez Jr.		Independent

Retiring incumbents

Joseph Estrada (NPC), ran for Vice President of the Philippines and won
Vicente Paterno (PDP–Laban), retired from politics
Aquilino Pimentel Jr. (PDP–Laban), ran for Vice President of the Philippines and lost, ran for senator in 1995 and lost, ran again in 1998 and won
Juan Ponce Enrile (Nacionalista), ran for representative from Cagayan's 1st district and won; ran for senator in 1995 and won
Rene Saguisag (Liberal), originally promised to run for just one term; retired from politics
Jovito Salonga (Liberal), ran for President of the Philippines and lost

Mid-term vacancies

Raul Manglapus, appointed as Secretary of Foreign Affairs

Results

The Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) winning 16 seats, the Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC) winning five, the Lakas-NUCD winning two, and the Liberal Party winning one.

These were the incumbents who won: Lakas's Leticia Ramos-Shahani and Nina Rasul, LDP's Heherson Alvarez, Edgardo Angara, Butz Aquino, Neptali Gonzales, Teofisto Guingona Jr., Ernesto Herrera, Joey Lina, Orlando S. Mercado, and Alberto Romulo, Liberal's Wigberto Tañada, and NPC's John Henry Osmeña and Ernesto Maceda,

Neophyte senators were LDP's Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Rodolfo Biazon, Blas Ople, Ramon Revilla Sr., Raul Roco, Tito Sotto and Freddie Webb, and NPC's Nikki Coseteng.

Returning was Arturo Tolentino, who last served in the Senate in 1971.

Incumbents who were defeated were LDP's Mamintal A.J. Tamano, Liberal's Victor Ziga, and Nacionalista's Sotero Laurel.

For purposes of counting of terms the three-year terms of those that finished 13th to 24th in this election count as one term, just as those who have six-year terms

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24
Before election	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡^

Election result	LDP																Lakas		LP	NPC
After election	+	+	+	+	+	√	√	√	√	√	√	√	√	√	*	+	√	√	√	+	√	√	*	+
Senate bloc	Majority bloc																							Min bloc

Key:

‡ Seats up
+ Gained by a party from another party
√ Held by the incumbent
* Held by the same party with a new senator
^ Vacancy

Tally of votes

The first 12 elected candidates were to serve from June 30, 1992, until June 30, 1998, while the following 12 elected candidates were to serve from June 30, 1992, until June 30, 1995.

May 11, 1992 Philippine Senate election result
Rank	Candidate		Votes	%
1	Tito Sotto	LDP	11,792,121	40.27%
2	Ramon Revilla Sr.	LDP	8,321,278	28.41%
3	Edgardo Angara	LDP	8,019,011	27.38%
4	Ernesto Herrera	LDP	7,219,170	24.65%
5	Alberto Romulo	LDP	6,824,256	23.30%
6	Ernesto Maceda	NPC	6,820,717	23.29%
7	Orly Mercado	LDP	6,691,132	22.85%
8	Neptali Gonzales	LDP	6,578,582	22.46%
9	Leticia Ramos-Shahani	Lakas–CMD	6,578,582	22.46%
10	Heherson Alvarez	LDP	6,360,898	21.72%
11	Blas Ople	LDP	6,024,930	20.57%
12	Freddie Webb	LDP	5,929,426	20.25%
13	Gloria Macapagal Arroyo	LDP	5,858,950	20.01%
14	Teofisto Guingona Jr.	LDP	5,830,044	19.91%
15	Nina Rasul	Lakas–CMD	5,546,803	18.94%
16	Joey Lina	LDP	5,064,291	17.29%
17	Nikki Coseteng	NPC	5,008,981	17.10%
18	Arturo Tolentino	NPC	4,929,625	16.83%
19	Raul Roco	LDP	4,884,455	16.68%
20	Rodolfo Biazon	LDP	4,863,752	16.61%
21	Wigberto Tañada	Liberal–PDP-Laban	4,492,718	15.34%
22	Francisco Tatad	NPC	4,487,896	15.32%
23	John Henry Osmeña	NPC	4,408,145	15.05%
24	Butz Aquino	LDP	3,964,966	13.54%
25	Alfredo Bengzon	Lakas–CMD	3,964,000	13.54%
26	Carlos Padilla	LDP	3,828,679	13.07%
27	Alexander Aguirre	NPC	3,755,837	12.82%
28	Mamintal Tamano	LDP	3,642,828	12.44%
29	Jose Concepcion Jr.	LDP	3,598,935	12.29%
30	Silvestre Bello III	Lakas–CMD	3,559,202	12.15%
31	Francisco Sumulong	Lakas–CMD	3,167,838	10.82%
32	Estelito Mendoza	NPC	3,122,467	10.66%
33	Victor Ziga	Liberal–PDP-Laban	3,151,251	10.66%
34	Sotero Laurel	Nacionalista	3,002,874	10.76%
35	Francisco Chavez	Lakas–CMD	2,948,912	10.07%
36	Ruben Torres	Lakas–CMD	2,737,112	9.35%
37	Rafael Recto	KBL	2,726,189	9.31%
38	Florencio Abad	Liberal–PDP-Laban	2,494,643	8.52%
39	Narciso Monfort	LDP	2,483,459	8.48%
40	Augusto Pangan	KBL	2,408,185	8.22%
41	Eduardo Pilapil	Lakas–CMD	2,065,900	7.05%
42	Ramon Jacinto	Lakas–CMD	1,873,910	6.40%
43	Eddie Ilarde	Nacionalista	1,800,077	6.15%
44	Arsenio Yulo Jr.	Lakas–CMD	1,774,931	6.06%
45	Gerardo Espina Sr.	NPC	1,755,120	5.99%
46	Nemesio Prudente	Liberal–PDP-Laban	1,747,569	5.97%
47	Guillermo Carague	Lakas–CMD	1,743,896	5.95%
48	Wencelito Andanar	LDP	1,711,611	5.84%
49	Buddy Gomez	Lakas–CMD	1,696,311	5.79%
50	Adolfo Azcuna	Lakas–CMD	1,640,220	5.60%
51	Jose Tamayo	NPC	1,634,268	5.58%
52	Ramon Villarama Jr.	LDP	1,629,846	5.57%
53	Homobono Adaza	Nacionalista	1,551,366	5.30%
54	Vincent Crisologo	Nacionalista	1,551,068	5.30%
55	Manuel Morato	Lakas–CMD	1,516,715	5.18%
56	Rodrigo Gutang	LDP	1,508,552	5.15%
57	Ruben Ancheta	NPC	1,506,700	5.14%
58	Vivian Hultman	NPC	1,459,535	4.98%
59	Leonor Luciano	LDP	1,445,179	4.93%
60	Aurelio Periquet	Lakas–CMD	1,243,438	4.25%
61	Vicente Rivera Jr.	NPC	1,177,056	4.02%
62	Ramon Orosa	Nacionalista	1,164,990	3.98%
63	Adolfo Geronimo	NPC	1,154,934	3.93%
64	Sanchez Ali	Lakas–CMD	1,073,750	3.67%
65	Lorna Verano-Yap	Liberal–PDP-Laban	1,050,304	3.59%
66	Felix Brawner Jr.	NPC	1,036,963	3.54%
67	Zosimo Paredes	NPC	1,029,813	3.52%
68	Leonardo Quisumbing	Lakas–CMD	1,021,627	3.49%
69	Rod B. Navarro	KBL	966,823	3.30%
70	Elsa Payumo	NPC	936,926	3.20%
71	Fortunato Abat	PRP	928,417	3.17%
72	Antonio Leviste	PRP	919,229	3.14%
73	Katrina Legarda	NPC	914,763	3.12%
74	Julio Cesar Climaco	NPC	882,680	3.01%
75	Rufus Rodriguez	NPC	812,144	2.77%
76	Macapanton Abbas	Liberal–PDP-Laban	806,434	2.75%
77	Wilson Gamboa Sr.	Nacionalista	803,995	2.75%
78	Blo Umpar Adiong	NPC	762,688	2.60%
79	Johnny Wilson	KBL	753,627	2.57%
80	Jose Malvar Romero Jr.	Lakas–CMD	739,919	2.53%
81	Marietta Corazon Primicias-Goco	Lakas–CMD	737,676	2.52%
82	Reynaldo San Juan	Liberal–PDP-Laban	729,610	2.49%
83	Ramon Garcia	Liberal–PDP-Laban	717,341	2.45%
84	Israel Bocobo	Lakas–CMD	707,568	2.42%
85	Rogelio Arienda	Nacionalista	704,450	2.41%
86	Jose Villegas Jr.	Lakas–CMD	688,718	2.35%
87	Jesus Antonio M. Carpio Sr.	Liberal–PDP-Laban	668,746	2.28%
88	James Barbers	KBL	664,019	2.27%
89	Manuel Barcelona Jr.	NPC	618,539	2.11%
90	Jaime Cura	Lakas–CMD	612,363	2.09%
91	Conrado Manicad	Lakas–CMD	606,577	2.07%
92	Fernando Barrican	NPC	602,169	2.06%
93	Mario Leviste	NPC	556,375	1.90%
94	Jose Lopez	Lakas–CMD	543,186	1.85%
95	Alejandro Fider	NPC	507,580	1.73%
96	Jonathan Rivera	PRP	502,858	1.72%
97	Miguel Acebedo	Liberal–PDP-Laban	477,778	1.63%
98	Elfren Cruz	Liberal–PDP-Laban	461,371	1.58%
99	Esteban Osmeña	Nacionalista	447,196	1.53%
100	Vicente Piccio Jr.	KBL	439,995	1.50%
101	Marcelino Arias	Nacionalista	428,716	1.46%
102	Mariano Reyes	PRP	414,577	1.42%
103	Doroteo Salazar	Nacionalista	414,061	1.41%
104	Arturo Padua	KBL	413,123	1.41%
105	Cristino Abasolo Jr.	PRP	409,905	1.40%
106	Oliver O. Lozano	KBL	407,538	1.39%
107	Abdullah Madale	PRP	391,723	1.34%
108	Jose Cordova	PRP	379,383	1.30%
109	Nora Daza	Nacionalista	379,157	1.29%
110	Josephus Ramas	KBL	378,451	1.29%
111	Dante De Guzman	PRP	376,327	1.29%
112	Mariano Santiago	Nacionalista	373,161	1.27%
113	Carlos Cajelo	PRP	370,901	1.27%
114	Alfredo Lamen	KBL	349,796	1.19%
115	Camilo Diel Jr.	Liberal–PDP-Laban	345,728	1.18%
116	Edgardo Abenina	Nacionalista	342,908	1.17%
117	Melchor Ines	PRP	337,449	1.15%
118	Ramon Tagle	Liberal–PDP-Laban	326,153	1.11%
119	Albert D. Umali	PRP	319,842	1.09%
120	Florangel Braid	Liberal–PDP-Laban	310,953	1.06%
121	Simeon Alejandro	KBL	308,618	1.05%
122	Rommel Corro	KBL	307,832	1.05%
123	Antonio Policarpio	PRP	299,538	1.02%
124	Renato Ecarma	PRP	291,236	0.99%
125	Salvador Panelo	KBL	289,416	0.99%
126	Jaime Echevarria	KBL	287,342	0.98%
127	Pacifico Lopez de Leon	KBL	283,236	0.97%
128	Ponciano Subido	Liberal–PDP-Laban	270,608	0.92%
129	Jaime Muyargas	PRP	258,711	0.88%
130	Jesus Martinez	KBL	257,276	0.88%
131	Abdul Sarip Macmod	KBL	250,548	0.86%
132	Roger Panotes	Nacionalista	242,543	0.83%
133	Raul Contreras	Liberal–PDP-Laban	224,004	0.76%
134	Efren Sumajit	PRP	215,563	0.74%
135	Oscar Morado	Liberal–PDP-Laban	203,859	0.70%
136	Leonora Petines	KBL	199,718	0.68%
137	Miguel Lopez Jr.	Independent	199,593	0.68%
138	Madrino Muñoz	KBL	199,359	0.68%
139	Gerardo Del Mundo	Liberal–PDP-Laban	197,249	0.67%
140	Crisostomo Vitug	Nacionalista	193,222	0.66%
141	Wilfredo Rafols	Liberal–PDP-Laban	186,004	0.64%
142	Elpidio Valera	KBL	185,845	0.63%
143	Amado Gat Inciong	Nacionalista	183,446	0.63%
144	Hjalmar Quintana	Nacionalista	165,212	0.56%
145	Luis Garchitorena	KBL	158,500	0.54%
146	Jovencio Kintanar	PMP	158,200	0.54%
147	Ramon Maronilla	Nacionalista	156,138	0.53%
148	Bonifacio Tupaz	Nacionalista	154,939	0.53%
149	Jose Tumbokon	KBL	151,748	0.52%
150	Benjamin Nuega	KBL	144,064	0.49%
151	Norberto Romualdez III	Nacionalista	141,741	0.48%
152	Genaro Mabasa	Liberal–PDP-Laban	133,677	0.46%
153	Alfredo De Gracia	KBL	116,981	0.40%
154	Gonzalo Villa	Nacionalista	111,753	0.38%
155	Juanito Arribas	Independent	105,671	0.36%
156	Horacio Marasigan	Nacionalista	105,172	0.36%
157	Alfredo Zerrudo	Liberal–PDP-Laban	96,614	0.33%
158	Dominico Casas	PRP	90,804	0.31%
159	Antonio Fa. Muyot	Nacionalista	61,339	0.21%
160	Conrado Leonardo	PMP	48,337	0.17%
161	Rolando Quintos	PMP	38,581	0.13%
162	Ruperto Martin	Liberal–PDP-Laban	11,784	0.04%
163	Datu Ray Ibrahim Uy	Nacionalista	6,278	0.02%
164	Melchor Chavez¹	Liberal–PDP-Laban	0	0.00%
165	Ceferino Padua Jr²	Liberal–PDP-Laban	0	0.00%
Total turnout			24,254,954	75.4%
Total votes			276,042,700	N/A
Registered voters			32,141,079	100.0%

^1 Disqualified

^2 Withdrew

Per party



Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino	124,399,291	45.00	New	16	+6
	Nationalist People's Coalition	48,956,459	17.71	New	5	+2
	Lakas–NUCD	48,658,631	17.60	New	2	0
	Koalisyong Pambansa^{[lower-alpha 1]}	19,158,013	6.93	New	1	−5
	Nacionalista Party	14,499,923	5.25	New	0	−2
	Kilusang Bagong Lipunan	12,691,686	4.59	+0.23	0	0
	People's Reform Party	6,141,565	2.22	New	0	0
	Partido ng Masang Pilipino	1,423,994	0.52	New	0	0
	Independent	515,927	0.19	−1.64	0	0
Vacancy					0	−1
Total		276,445,489	100.00	–	24	–

Total votes		24,254,954	–
Registered voters/turnout		32,141,079	75.46
Source: "Electoral Politics in the Philippines" (PDF). quezon.ph. Retrieved 2010-12-10.

↑ Electoral alliance of Liberal Party and PDP–Laban

Vote share

LDP			45.00%
NPC			17.71%
Lakas			17.60%
LP-PDP			6.93%
Others			12.77%

Senate seats

LDP			66.67%
NPC			20.83%
Lakas			8.33%
LP-PDP			4.17%
Others			0.00%

Political parties in 1992

LDP - Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino
Lakas-NUCD - Lakas Tao–National Union of Christian Democrats
NPC - Nationalist People's Coalition
LP-PDP–Laban - Liberal Party–Partido ng Demokratikong Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan
NP - Nacionalista Party
KBL - Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
PRP - People's Reform Party

References

External links

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[1] Electoral alliance of Liberal Party and PDP–Laban

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