2013 Antipolo local elections

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2013 Antipolo mayoral election

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Nominee	Casimiro "Jun" Ynares III	Danilo Leyble
Party	NPC	Liberal
Running mate	Susana Garcia-Say	Ronaldo Leyva
Popular vote	128,108	121,032
Percentage	51.14	48.32

Mayor before election

Danilo Leyble
Liberal

Elected mayor

Casimiro "Jun" Ynares III
NPC

Local elections were held in Antipolo on May 13, 2013, within the Philippine general election. The voters elected for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, two representatives, and the councilors, eight in each of the city's two legislative districts.

Background

Mayor Danilo Leyble ran for re-election. He was challenged by incumbent Rizal Governor Casimiro "Jun" Ynares III and independent Jose Velasco.

Vice Mayor Susana Garcia-Say ran for re-election. She was challenged by incumbent Second District Councilor Ronaldo Leyva and independent Danilo Quizon.

Incumbent First District Representative Roberto "Robbie" Puno ran for re-election. He was challenged by Francisco Sumulong Jr., brother of former Mayor Victor "Vic" Sumulong, Dioscoro Esteban, Florante "Ante" Quizon, and Salvador "Raldy" Abaño.

Incumbent Second District Romeo "Romy" Acop ran for re-election, He was challenged by Lorenzo Juan "LJ" Sumulong III and Silverio "Ver" Bulanon.

Results

For Mayor

Mayor Danilo Leyble was defeated by Governor Casimiro "Jun" Ynares III.

Antipolo mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Casimiro "Jun" Ynares III	128,108	51.14
	Liberal	Danilo Leyble	121,032	48.32
	Independent	Jose M. Velasco	1,366	0.55
Margin of victory			7,076	2.82
Valid ballots			250,506	99.13
Invalid or blank votes			2,199	0.87
Total votes			252,705	100.00
	NPC gain from Liberal

For Vice Mayor

Vice Mayor Susana Garcia-Say was defeated by Brgy. Dalig Chairman and former Councilor Ronaldo Leyva.

Antipolo Vice Mayoral Election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Ronaldo Leyva	143,775	60.26
	NUP	Susana Garcia-Say	90,884	38.08
	Independent	Danilo Quizon	3,953	1.66
Margin of victory			52,891	22.17
Valid ballots			238,572	94.41
Invalid or blank votes			14,133	5.59
Total votes			252,705	100.00
	Liberal gain from NUP

For Representative

First District

Rep. Roberto Puno was re-elected.

Congressional Election for Antipolo's First District
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NUP	*Roberto Puno*	86,705	76.78
	Independent	Francisco Sumulong Jr.	20,391	18.06
	Independent	Dioscoro Esteban Jr.	3,369	2.98
	Independent	Florante Quizon	1,608	1.42
	Independent	Salvador Abaño	851	0.75
Total votes			112,924	100.00
	NUP hold

Second District

Rep. Romeo Acop defeated Lorenzo Juan "LJ" Sumulong III, cousin of former Mayor Victor "Vic" Sumulong.

Congressional Election for Antipolo's Second District
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	*Romeo Acop*	74,109	61.79
	PDP–Laban	Lorenzo Juan Sumulong III	44,612	37.20
	Independent	Silverio Bulanon	1,217	1.01
Total votes			119,938	100.00
	Liberal hold

For Board Member

All two legislative districts of Antipolo will elect Sangguniang Panlalawigan or provincial board members.

First District

Board Member Dr. Enrico De Guzman defeated his closest rival Ernesto Prias.

Board Member Election for Antipolo's First District
Party		Candidate	Votes
	NUP	*Enrico De Guzman*	42,315
	Liberal	Ernesto Prias	30,690
	PDP–Laban	Sonia Ampo	12,105
	Independent	Telesforo Machon	1,437
	Independent	Jerrico Avecilla	1,184
Total votes			87,731

Second District

Board Member Jesus Angelito Huertas Jr. was re-elected.

Board Member Election for Antipolo's Second District
Party		Candidate	Votes
	NPC	*Jesus Angelito Huertas Jr.*	47,463
	Liberal	Marchito Soroño	23,736
	PDP–Laban	Nixon Aranas	19,422
Total votes			90,621

For City Councilors

Candidates

Administration coalition (Team P-Noy-Antipolo)

Liberal Party/Antipolo-1st District
Name	Party

Prudencio Aquino		Liberal
Willy Comilang		Liberal
Juanito Lawis		Liberal
Pablo Oldan Jr.		Liberal
Felipe Pimentel		Liberal
Rommel Sierra		Liberal
Christian Jay Tapales		Liberal
Gil Tuyay		Liberal

Liberal Party/Antipolo-2nd District
Name	Party

Romulo Andrade		Liberal
Braga Bon Camba		Liberal
Celestino Gatlabayan		Liberal
Lolie Lat		Independent
Rowell Macapagal		Liberal
Tony Masangkay		Liberal
Edward O'Hara		Liberal
Alfred Zapanta		Liberal

Primary opposition coalition (Team Ynares-Say)

Nationalist People's Coalition/National Unity Party/Antipolo-1st District
Name	Party

Robert Altamirano Jr.		NUP
Ronald Barcena		NUP
Renato Beltran		NUP
Maria Rosario Biagtan		NUP
Arnel Camacho		NUP
Marvin Garcia		NUP
Troadio Reyes		NUP
Lemuel Marlowe Zapanta		NUP

Nationalist People's Coalition/National Unity Party/Antipolo-2nd District
Name	Party

Philip Conrad Acop		Independent
Christian Alarcon		NPC
Edwin Avilla		NPC
Pining Gatlabayan		NPC
Ed Lagasca		NPC
Loni Leyva		NPC
Armando Panganiban		NPC
Irvin Paul Tapales		NPC

First District

City Council Election for Antipolo's First District
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Christian Jay Tapales	50,527
	NUP	Ronald Barcena	48,754
	NUP	Lemuel Marlowe Zapanta	43,954
	Liberal	Juanito Lawis	43,491
	Liberal	Pablo Oldan Jr.	42,511
	NUP	Robert Altamirano Jr.	39,662
	NUP	Arnel Camacho	39,341
	Liberal	Felipe Pimentel	38,041

	NUP	Marvin Garcia	35,374
	Liberal	Prudencio Aquino	34,816
	Liberal	Gil Tuyay	32,142
	NUP	Maria Rosario Biagtan	30,674
	NUP	Troadio Reyes	30,580
	PDP–Laban	Sonny Agustin	29,208
	NUP	Renato Beltran	28,483
	Liberal	Rommel Sierra	28,112
	Liberal	Willy Comilang	24,107
	UNA	Danilo Aquino	12,820
	Independent	Lynn Alegre	11,339
	Independent	Jonathan Gonzales	7,358
	Independent	Herminio Sanchez	6,528
	Independent	Neptalie Allan Nalog	5,266
	Independent	Jocelyn Arocena	5,041
	UNA	Lea Villalon	4,993
	Independent	Yobs Alejo	4,647
	Independent	Norberto Tibayan	3,848
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			681,608	100.00

Second District

City Council Election for Antipolo's Second District
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	NPC	Josefina Gatlabayan	58,665
	Independent	Phillip Conrad Acop	57,127
	NPC	Loni Leyva	47,060
	NPC	Christian Alarcon	44,169
	NPC	Paui Tapales	42,442
	Liberal	Alfred Zapanta	40,121
	Liberal	Edward O'Hara	34,380
	Liberal	Antonio Masangkay	34,371

	Liberal	Celestino Gatlabayan	33,600
	NPC	Armando Panganiban	30,373
	NPC	Edilberto Lagasca	29,580
	Liberal	Romulo Andrade	26,050
	Independent	Sonny Tapales	25,633
	Liberal	Bon Braga Camba	23,181
	NPC	Edwin Avilla	22,827
	Liberal	Rowell Macapagal	18,109
	PDP–Laban	Wowie Zapanta	17,830
	Independent	Lolie Lat	17,030
	PDP–Laban	Sony Leyva	16,058
	PDP–Laban	Josme Macabuhay	14,833
	PDP–Laban	Dani Silva	12,618
	UNA	Lala Ngo	12,510
	Independent	Ferdie Serreon	12,292
	Independent	LJ Javier	5,433
	Independent	Ricardo Immaculata	4,698
	Independent	Elmer Enlayo Sr.	4,201
	Independent	Nestor Jornacion	3,999
	Independent	Mario Abriam	3,768
	Independent	Ed Dumangas	3,003
	Independent	Alex Sandiego	2,911
	Independent	Danilo Dipad	2,293
	Independent	Rodger Sumicad	2,291
	Independent	Jomar Lituania	2,002
Invalid or blank votes
Total votes			705,458	100.00

References

List of Candidates for Antipolo City
"Ynares takes Antipolo City". ABS-CBN News. Retrieved 16 May 2013.

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