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2010 Cebu City mayoral election
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Nominee Michael Rama Alvin Garcia
Party Liberal Nacionalista
Running mate Joy Augustus Young Rodolfo Cabrera
Popular vote 210,520 120,327
Mayor before election

Tomas Osmeña
Liberal Party (Philippines)

Elected Mayor

Michael Rama
Liberal Party (Philippines)

Local elections were held in Cebu City on May 10, 2010 within the Philippine general election. Registered voters of the city elected candidates for the following elective local posts: mayor, vice mayor, district representative, and eight councilors at-large for each district. There are two legislative districts in the city.

Mayoralty and vice mayoralty elections

Mayor

Tomas Osmeña, the incumbent, was term-limited after serving for three consecutive terms. Vice mayor Michael Rama ran for the first time as the Mayor of Cebu City. Rama defeated 9 of his election rivals, including former Mayor Alvin Garcia, Osmeña's sister Georgia Osmeña and former Senator John Henry Osmeña.[1]

Cebu City mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
Liberal Michael Rama 210,520 58.42
Nacionalista Alvin Garcia 120,327 33.39
Lakas–Kampi Georgia Osmeña 16,620 4.61
Independent John Henry Osmeña 8,178 2.27
PGRP Salvador Solima 1,867 0.52
Independent Crisologo Saavedra 1,171 0.32
Independent Rodolfo Laconza 471 0.13
Independent Cristituto Abangan 437 0.12
Independent Anastacio Dela Cruz 423 0.12
Independent Fermiliano Dapitan 324 0.09
Total votes 360,338 100.00
Margin of victory 90,193 25.03

Vice Mayor

Michael Rama, the incumbent, was term-limited after serving for three consecutive terms. Former city councilor and former PROMDI party-list representative Joy Augustus Young ran for the first time as the Vice Mayor of Cebu City and defeated 7 of his election rivals.

Cebu City Vice mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes %
Liberal Joy Augustus Young 226,736 66.25
Nacionalista Rodolfo Cabrera 59,990 17.53
Independent Rico Palcuto 23,074 6.74
LDP Serafin Rama, Jr. 19,164 5.60
Lakas–Kampi Emmanuel R. Pacquiao 8,034 2.35
Independent Jessica V. Go 3,473 1.01
Independent Crescente Busalla 965 0.28
PGRP Jovencio Talite, Jr. 817 0.24
Total votes 342,253 100.00
Margin of victory 166,746 48.72

District representatives

1st District

Raul del Mar, the incumbent, was term-limited after serving for three consecutive terms. His daughter, Rachel Marguerite Del Mar, ran for the first time as the representative of Cebu City's 1st legislative district. Del Mar defeated 7 of her rivals including Lahug Barangay Captain Mary Ann del los Santos.[2]

2010 Philippine House of Representatives election in the 1st District of Cebu City
Party Candidate Votes %
Liberal Rachel Marguerite Del Mar 98,501 58.49
Nacionalista Mary Ann De Los Santos 58,492 34.73
PGRP Jacinto Del Mar 5,555 3.30
Independent Isabelo Osmeña, Sr. 2,405 1.43
Independent Francisco Ashley Acedillo 2,052 1.22
Independent Florencio Villarin 1,082 0.64
Independent Juan Arenasa 179 0.11
Independent Miguel Selim 151 0.09
Total votes 168,417 100.00
Margin of victory 40,009 23.76

2nd District

Antonio Cuenco, the incumbent, was term-limited after serving for three consecutive terms. Mayor Tomas Osmeña ran for the first time as the representative of Cebu City's 2nd legislative district. Osmeña defeated 4 of his rivals including businessman Jonathan Guardo.

2010 Philippine House of Representatives election in the 2nd District of Cebu City
Party Candidate Votes %
Liberal Tomas Osmeña 125,575 64.44
Nacionalista Jonathan Guardo 67,652 34.72
Independent Makilito Mahinay 600 0.31
Independent Edgar Abadiano 593 0.30
Independent Lea Ong 457 0.23
Total votes 194,877 100.00
Margin of victory 57,923 29.72

City Council

Number indicates the ballot number assigned for the candidates by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC).[3][4]

By ticket

Liberal Party/Bando Osmeña-Pundok Kauswagan

Nacionalista Party/Kugi Uswag Sugbo

Lakas–Kampi

Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino

Cebu City South District (2nd District)
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# Name Party
16. Ma. Leonora Durante

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LDP
17. Rajeni Dy

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LDP
25. Sulpecio Medequillo

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LDP

Philippine Green Republican Party

Independents

By district

1st District

City Council election at Cebu City's 1st district
Party Candidate Votes %
Liberal Edgardo Labella 105,338 9.15
Liberal Augustus Pe, Jr. 97,546 8.48
Liberal Alvin Arcilla 91,096 7.91
Liberal Sisinio Andales 85,880 7.46
Liberal Lea Ouano-Japson 84,615 7.35
Liberal Alvin Dizon 82,274 7.15
Liberal Noel Eleuterio Wenceslao 79,247 6.89
Liberal Ma. Nida Cabrera 77,018 6.69
Nacionalista Joel Garganera 63,400 5.51
Nacionalista Raymond Alvin Garcia 53,818 4.68
Nacionalista Lemar Alcover 47,864 4.16
Nacionalista Fritz Quiñanola 46,955 4.08
Nacionalista Jerry Guardo 46,388 4.03
Nacionalista Danilo Fernan 35,859 3.12
Independent James Ang 32,756 2.85
Independent Felicisimo Rupinta 28,823 2.50
Lakas Emma Cabrera 16,817 1.46
Nacionalista Paul Melendez 15,300 1.33
Independent Cresistomo Llaguno 13,222 1.15
Nacionalista Zenica Arcilla 13,201 1.15
Lakas Alexander Mancao 8,946 0.78
Independent James Philip Tionko 4,761 0.41
Independent Roberto Medina 4,161 0.36
PGRP Josephine Sol 3,402 0.30
Lakas Mariter Madrona 2,938 0.26
Lakas Ramon Perley Pandaan 2,706 0.24
Independent Timoteo Emilio Oppus 2,315 0.20
PGRP Feliciano Camomot 2,195 0.19
PGRP Almer Andalahao 2,101 0.18
Total votes 1,150,942 100.00

2nd District

City Council election at Cebu City's 2nd district
Party Candidate Votes %
Liberal Rodrigo Abellanosa 137,676 10.37
Liberal Margarita Osmeña 126,765 9.55
Liberal Eduardo Rama, Jr. 121,340 9.14
Liberal Jose Daluz III 114,603 8.63
Liberal Raul Alcoseba 113,370 8.54
Liberal Ronald Cuenco 102,743 7.74
Liberal Richard Osmeña 97,274 7.33
Liberal Roberto Cabarrubias 95,668 7.20
Nacionalista Eugenio Gabuya, Jr. 65,026 4.90
Nacionalista Jose Navarro 47,591 3.58
Nacionalista Danilo Lim 45,081 3.39
Nacionalista Junas Cabarrubias 33,538 2.53
Nacionalista Ruben Baculi 31,475 2.37
Nacionalista Danilo Teves 28,550 2.15
Nacionalista Raul del Rosario, Jr. 25,126 1.89
Nacionalista Anne Marie Palomo 24,821 1.87
Lakas Bliss del Mar 24,073 1.81
PGRP Jocelyn Caballes 23,762 1.79
Lakas Nilo Abella 15,294 1.15
PGRP Daniel Go 5,959 0.45
Lakas Jose Delgado 5,616 0.42
Lakas Silvano Maranga 5,219 0.39
Independent Nestor Legaspi, Jr. 4,640 0.35
Lakas Fe Bilar 4,230 0.32
PGRP Victoriano Go 4,009 0.30
Independent Enrique Almario 3,527 0.27
LDP Ma. Leonora Durante 3,454 0.26
Lakas Eleuterio Ubanan 3,155 0.24
PGRP Eugene Orbita 2,988 0.23
Independent Rabbi Rabanes 2,968 0.22
Independent Jose Jonathan Asas 2,723 0.21
LDP Sulpecio Medequillo 1,698 0.13
LDP Rajeni Dy 1,682 0.13
PGRP Demetrio English 1,228 0.09
PGRP Alfie Sian 1,060 0.08
Total votes 1,375,523 100.00

References

  1. ^ "BOPK wins landslide in Cebu City". The Freeman. 13 May 2010. Retrieved 7 July 2019.
  2. ^ "Philippines 2010 Elections Results". comelec.gov.ph. Commission on Elections. Archived from the original on 29 May 2010. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
  3. ^ "Official Ballot - CEBU CITY, CEBU (North)" (PDF). comelec.gov.ph. Commission on Elections. Archived from the original (PDF) on 19 May 2010. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
  4. ^ "Official Ballot - CEBU CITY, CEBU (South)" (PDF). comelec.gov.ph. Commission on Elections. Archived from the original (PDF) on 23 May 2010. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
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