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The 2022 Presidential Election Mapping Series by
@IanIslander3🗺️

Ilocos Region

A Mega-Thread for July🧵
#ElectionTwitter🗳️
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Polarity
Region VIII - the only region where its provinces did not vote unanimously for one Pres. candidate since the dictatorship
One of the key factors is the Bisaya-Waray split. In the 2025 Senate race...
Waray areas voted ABP 7, PDP 3, LP+ 2
Bisaya areas PDP 10, ABP 1, LP+ 1

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One of the closely contested local races was in #Marikina City, a Congresswoman vs. Congresswoman battle for Mayor. Maan Teodoro nearly swept all barangays against Stella Quimbo. Teodoro won her own district by 18 pts and carried Quimbo's district by a narrower margin of 6 pts.

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Logged Vote, Philippine House of Representatives
On the vote for Speaker of the 20th Congress:
Hon. Martin Romualdez (Lakas, Leyte-01) 269
Abstentions 34
Did Not Vote 3
Not Present 7

313 Members, 157 for Majority
The map below reflects the House blocs🗺️
@HouseofRepsPH🇵🇭

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In the heart of Camarines Sur, the Naga-anchored district voted for Aquino and Pangilinan by majorities of 59% and 52%.

By coalition:
🟪LP/KaNP 2 + Ind,PLM 2
🟦Alyansa 6 + Ind 1
🟥PDP 1

Robredo repped this district to the House in 2013-2016 before being elected Vice President.

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Do you live in a mono- or multilingual city or town? The Philippines is among the most linguistically diverse nations in the world, with more than 180 unique languages and dialects spoken. More than 10.5 million households generally speak Tagalog, while 6.2 million speak Bisaya.

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📈Polling Tracker
WR Numero has fielded six polls for the potential presidential ring. Since late 2023, three names have received double-digit support: VP Sara Duterte, former VP Leni Robredo, and Senator Raffy Tulfo.

Data thread below🧵
@DeusXMachina14 @QuingAndre

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History🗺️Drop
In the “six-year itch” of Pres. Marcos Sr, the Liberals not only gained seats in the Senate but also in local races. In what is now Metro Manila, the LP and NP each won 8 mayoral races, but the LP dominated the legislatures.
Marcos declared Martial Law a year later.

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Happy Sunday and Happy Birthday to Senator @kikopangilinan🌾

We wish you continued strength, wisdom and good health as you serve the people.
-15 million strong🗺️🙌
Close-up by major island region below🔽

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Electoral History🗺️

Ramon Magsaysay, the seventh President of the Philippines, was born in Iba, Zambales, on this day in 1907.
In 1953, DefSec Magsaysay won the Presidency after defeating incumbent President Elpidio Quirino, who was seeking a second full term, by a landslide.

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Haven’t used the swingmeter🗺️ for a while!
If we match their favorability ratings, the maps show 14 city/province flips to Robredo, and one each to Pacquiao (Negros Oriental) and Moreno (Manila).

In Map 1, Metro Manila will be a battleground: Marcos 46%, Robredo 38%

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Senate President @sotto_tito won his fifth term in the May midterm elections, receiving 14.8 million votes (26%) and placing 8th nationwide.

In the Lingayen-Lucena corridor voting bloc, he ranked 4th, and 5th across the whole of Luzon.🗺️
@DeusXMachina14 @QuingAndre #Senate🇵🇭

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Electoral History🗺️
On this day in 1878, Sergio Osmeña was born in Cebu during the Spanish rule.
Osmeña would later become the 3rd Governor of Cebu, the 1st Speaker of the House, Senate President pro tempore, the 1st Vice President, and the 4th President of the Commonwealth.

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Guess which Legislative District had the greatest number and highest total funds for "completed" flood-control projects from 2022 to 2025!? More from our exploration!

By City/Town
1⃣City of Manila
2⃣Davao City
3⃣Quezon City

🗺️https://t.co/JN2JtVjhNN

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The Cordilleras may be diverse, but their provinces have relatively smaller populations, which would result in at-large districts only. However, this might be useful when redrawing provincial legislatures, as provinces with lone CDs are given two districts in their local legis.

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On the #Redistricting Guide
Some provinces may be tricky to redraw due to their linguistic diversity. Examples include Bangsamoro and the Cotabatos, Cagayan and Isabela, as well as Pangasinan and Tarlac.

Supplementary read:
https://t.co/s8VMddIDRQ

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Here's the winner by Barangay map🗺️

Marcos only won one barangay, while Escudero carried some Danao barangays. Although Robredo carried a supermajority, urban areas that voted for Cayetano brought the margin down.
#Cebu

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Map Drop🗺️
The 2016 VP race in #Cebu was closer than the Presidential result. Then-Congresswoman Robredo harnessed admin support in rural areas, winning by a 21-pt margin. However, Duterte's running mate, Sen. Cayetano, won the metro by a single point. Sen. Marcos was locked out.

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How did overseas Filipinos voted?🌎
Re-electionist Bong Go was the leading candidate in most of Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Bam Aquino was ahead in the United States, Australia and parts of Europe.
Turnout* was over 350,000, about the same as the totals in Aklan province.

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Ever wonder about the massive liberal/progressive swings in Metro Manila this 2025? This was largely a continuation of the 2016 to 2022 trend. Despite the Vice President's overall decrease in vote share in 2022, NCR trended in the opposite direction.
@DeusXMachina14 @QuingAndre

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Map Drop🗺️
Here’s the 2025 Senate election mapped by congressional districts, the first ever configuration of a national election by legislative districts.
This is part of the Redistricting: #FairMaps project.📝

Access the District-by-district table👇
https://t.co/FmVx9AkrXv