2013 Tarlac City local elections

Local elections was held in Tarlac City on May 13, 2013 within the Philippine general election. The voters elected candidates for mayor, vice mayor, and ten councilors.

2013 Tarlac City mayoral election
May 13, 2013
 
Nominee Gelacio Manalang Aro Mendoza Jerome Lapeña
Party Lakas Liberal Independent
Running mate Mike Tañedo Ana Aguas
Popular vote 49,444 34,513 20,013
Percentage 43.25 30.19 17.51
 
Nominee Danilo Asiaten
Party Independent
Popular vote 10,111
Percentage 8.84
Mayor before election

Gelacio Manalang
Lakas

 Elected Mayor

Gelacio Manalang
Lakas

Results

The candidates for mayor and vice mayor with the highest number of votes wins the seat; they are voted separately, therefore, they may be of different parties when elected.[1]

Mayoral and vice mayoral elections

Gelacio Manalang is the incumbent for mayor and Mike Tanedo for vice mayor

Total number of voters who actually voted is 119,682

Tarlac City mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Gelacio Manalang 49,444 43.25
Liberal Aro Mendoza 34,413 30.19
Independent Jerome Lapeña 20,013 17.51
Independent Danilo Asiaten 10,111 8.84
Independent Roger Tomaroy 233 0.20
Valid ballots 114,214 95.43
Invalid or blank votes 5,468 4.57
Total votes 119,682 100.00
Tarlac City vice mayoralty election
Party Candidate Votes %
Lakas Mike Tañedo 68,279 66.52
Liberal Ana Aguas 34,371 33.48
Valid ballots 102,650 85.76
Invalid or blank votes 17,032 14,24
Total votes 119,682 100.00

City Council
2013 Tarlac City Council election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPC Anne Belmonte 49,978 41.75
Lakas Jojo Briones 48,637 40.63
Liberal Pepito Basangan 44,980 37.58
Liberal Noel Soliman 42,190 35.25
Lakas Kris Rigor 41,546 34.71
Liberal Topey delos Reyes 41,057 34.30
Liberal Jelo Honrado 39,682 33.15
Lakas Glenn Caritativo 36,905 30.83
Liberal Frank Dayao 36,074 30.14
NPC Emily Ladera-Facunla 34,587 28.89
Liberal Ricky Diolazo 34,115 28.50
Lakas Amado de Leon 31,476 26.29
NPC Weng Quiroz 29,948 25.02
Lakas Nikko Nisce 29,676 24.79
Lakas Jat Tabamo 29,676 24.79
PDP–Laban Delmar Baluyot 26,089 21.79
Independent Romeo Mallari 25,223 21.07
Liberal Ferdz Vlad Rodriguez 24,235 20.24
Lakas Menchu Bucad 23,908 19.97
Independent Ernie Galang 14,119 11.79
Lakas Tyrone Aganon 13,705 11.45
Independent Arturo Serrano 13,571 11.33
Independent Nap Ferrer 12,316 10.29
PDP–Laban Tom Dizon 12,302 10.27
Lakas Marsha Marti 11,664 9.74
Independent Jun Tanjuakio 11,115 9.28
Independent Michael Ocampo 9,745 8.14
Lakas Ben Santos 9,608 8.14
Independent Ed Aganon 8,291 6.92
Independent Roy Magbag 8,254 6.89
Independent Dexter Regala 7,694 6.42
Independent Pits David 7,356 6.14
Independent Lita Briones 7,201 6.01
Independent Paul Villafaña 6,293 5.25
Independent Mark Martinez 5,509 4.60
Independent Andres Tiru 4,667 3.89
Independent Gerardo Gomez 3,911 3.26
Independent Cesar Rivera 3,169 2.64
Independent Leslie Tamangan 1,455 1.21
Independent Ares Cortez 1,332 1.12
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References
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2013-08-02. Retrieved 2013-05-15.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  • COMELEC - Official website of the Philippine Commission on Elections (COMELEC)
  • NAMFREL - Official website of National Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL)
  • PPCRV - Official website of the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV)
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