Congressional canvass for the 2022 Philippine presidential election

The following is the official canvassing of votes by the Congress of the Philippines for the 2022 Philippine presidential and vice presidential election. The canvassing started on May 24, 2022{{cite web|last=Lalu|first=Gabriel Pablico|url=https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1601458/house-adopts-resolution-for-joint-session-on-canvassing-of-votes-for-president-vp |title=House adopts resolution for joint session on canvassing of votes for president, VP |date=May 23, 2022 |access-date=May 24, 2022 |website=INQUIRER.net}} and ended a day later, making it the fastest congressional canvassing process in Philippine electoral history.{{Cite news|title=Zubiri: Congress did not sacrifice transparency for a ‘speedy’ canvassing |first=Hannah |last=Torregoza |url=https://mb.com.ph/2022/05/25/zubiri-congress-did-not-sacrifice-transparency-for-a-speedy-canvassing/ |date=May 25, 2022 |work=Manila Bulletin |access-date=May 26, 2022}}

The Congress was mandated to declare a winner 30 days after the elections (June 8) maximum.

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Process

After voters had finished voting, the counting machines will then count the votes received by each candidate in each position. For positions elected on a national basis (president, vice president, senators and party-list representatives), the counting machine will then print an election return for that precinct, and will transmit the results to the municipal/city board of canvassers, Congress, Commission on Elections, the citizen's arm authorized by the commission, political parties, and others.

The city or municipality will then tally the votes for all positions and will issue two documents at its conclusion: a statement of votes where the votes obtained by candidates in each precinct in a city/municipality is stated; and a certificate of canvass (COC), a document in electronic and printed form containing the total votes in figures obtained by each candidate in the city or municipality. The city or municipal COC will either be sent electronically to Congress (if the city is an Independent city with its own legislative district) or to the provincial board of canvassers in which the process is repeated; this time the provincial COC will be sent to Congress.

Congress, sitting as the National Board of Canvassers, will canvass the votes to determine who among the candidates are elected president and vice president.{{cite web|url=http://www.lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2007/ra_9369_2007.html |title=Republic Act No. 9369 |date=January 23, 2007 |access-date=May 24, 2016 |publisher=The LawPhil Project}}

In theory, all of the votes from the election returns when added must be equal to the votes canvassed by Congress coming from the city/provincial COCs.

The provincial/city board of canvassers will send an electronically transmitted COC to the Congress' Consolidation and Canvassing System (CCS) server, which was activated minutes after voting closed on May 9. Meanwhile, the manually counted and physically delivered COCs from the provincial and/or city board of canvassers will be sent first to the Senate then it will be brought to the Batasang Pambansa Complex, the home of the House of Representatives upon the convening of both the Senate and the House of Representatives in a joint session.

The canvassing committee would tabulate the results of each COC in the order they were received electronically in the Consolidation and Canvassing System (CCS) and physically delivered to Congress for manually prepared COCs with no electronic transmission.

The committee would then compare the electronically received COC from the physically delivered COC for any discrepancy. In cases of discrepancies, Congress may summon the chairperson of the provincial/city board of canvassers from where city/province the COC came from. For overseas absentee voting COCs, the board of canvassers could contacted through any forms of communication deemed safe and reliable by the committee. Absentee votes among Philippine citizens who lived overseas would be included by the time the Philippine Congress declared a winner.{{cite news|url=https://www.rappler.com/nation/elections/results-presidential-vp-race-overseas-absentee-voting-2022-2/|title=Marcos, Sara Duterte win overseas Filipino vote|first=Michelle|last=Abad|publisher=The Rappler|date=May 25, 2022|accessdate=May 26, 2022}}

After all of the COCs were canvassed, the joint committee would furnish a report to be approved by majority vote by both House and Senate voting separately.

Members of the canvassing committee

Instead of the whole Congress canvassing the votes, a committee comprised evenly between the Senate and the House of Representatives will canvass the votes at the Batasang Pambansa Complex in Quezon City, the home of the House of Representatives. Senate Majority Leader Migz Zubiri and House Majority Leader Martin Romualdez co-chaired the proceedings instead of Senate President Tito Sotto and House Speaker Lord Allan Velasco. Senate Majority Floor Leader Zubiri announced the composition of the Senate delegation on May 23,{{cite web|url=https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topstories/nation/832597/congress-eyes-proclamation-of-new-president-vp-on-wednesday-zubiri/story/?amp |title=Congress eyes proclamation of new president, VP on Wednesday –Zubiri |date=May 23, 2022 |access-date=May 24, 2022 |website=GMA News Online}} while Speaker Velasco announced theirs on May 24.{{cite web|last=Cepeda |first=Mara |url=https://www.rappler.com/nation/elections/things-to-know-canvassing-votes-president-vice-president-2022/ |title=Everything you need to know about the 2022 canvassing of votes for president, VP |date=May 24, 2022 |access-date=May 24, 2022 |website=Rappler}}

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Senate Majority Leader Migz Zubiri (Independent) !Co-chairpersons \|House Majority Leader Martin Romualdez (Leyte, Lakas)
valign=top \| Senate President pro tempore Ralph Recto (Nacionalista) Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon (Liberal) Nancy Binay (UNA) Pia Cayetano (Nacionalista) Grace Poe (Independent) Imee Marcos (Nacionalista) !Members \| Manuel Jose Dalipe (Zamboanga City, Lakas) Juliet Marie Ferrer (Negros Occidental, NUP) Sharon Garin (AAMBIS-OWA party-list) Jesus Crispin Remulla (Cavite, NUP) Kristine Singson-Meehan (Ilocos Sur, NPC) Abraham Tolentino (Cavite, NUP)
valign=top \| Ronald dela Rosa (PDP–Laban) Risa Hontiveros (Akbayan) Lito Lapid (NPC) Koko Pimentel (PDP–Laban) !Alternates \| Juan Pablo Bondoc (Pampanga, PDP–Laban) Alfredo Garbin Jr. (Ako Bicol party-list) Johnny Pimentel (Surigao del Sur, PDP–Laban) Stella Quimbo (Marikina, Liberal)

Presidential election

rowspan=2 style="background: #E9E9E9" width=12% align=left\|Province/City \| {{party color cell\|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} \| style="background:#FE18A3;" \| \| {{party color cell\|PROMDI}} \| {{party color cell\|Aksyon Demokratiko}} \| style="background:#004777;" \| \| {{party color cell\|Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi}} \| style="background:#0E2864;" \| \| {{party color cell\|Partido Lakas ng Masa}} \| {{party color cell\|Partido Demokratiko Sosyalista ng Pilipinas}} \| {{party color cell\|Democratic Party of the Philippines}}
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bgcolor=#cccccc ! rowspan=2 width=12% align=left\|Province/City ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Marcos ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Robredo ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Pacquiao ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Moreno ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Lacson ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Mangondato ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Abella ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|de Guzman ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Gonzales ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Montemayor
{{party color cell\|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} \| style="background:#FE18A3;" \| \| {{party color cell\|PROMDI}} \| {{party color cell\|Aksyon Demokratiko}} \| style="background:#004777;" \| \| {{party color cell\|Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi}} \| style="background:#0E2864;" \| \| {{party color cell\|Partido Lakas ng Masa}} \| {{party color cell\|Partido Demokratiko Sosyalista ng Pilipinas}} \| {{party color cell\|Democratic Party of the Philippines}}
align=left\|Abra	147,812	4,502	588	708	921	63	178 \| 113 \| 129 \| 96
align=left\|Agusan del Norte	301,264	46,203	41,070	8,477	3,060	544 \| 1,206 \| 643 \| 1,113 \| 534
align=left\|Agusan del Sur	153,310	145,198	36,059	2,797	1,567	221 \| 1,602 \| 519 \| 868 \| 434
align=left\|Aklan	146,323	146,284	20,087	16,764	4,238	506 \| 949 \| 587 \| 548 \| 574
align=left\|Albay	112,651	608,779	8,557	6,331	4,992	614 \| 2,207 \| 1,743 \| 1,736 \| 845
align=left\|Antique	115,027	142,663	30,190	22,126	5,312	303 \| 1,147 \| 846 \| 685 \| 641
align=left\|Apayao	60,181	1,879	906	368	449	27 \| 121 \| 84 \| 75 \| 124
align=left\|Aurora	83,719	29,660	6,071	3,026	2,960	116 \|243 \|203 \|187 \|161
align=left\|Bacolod City \|121,179 \|112,051 \|25,611 \|12,060 \|5,474 \|202 \|1,345 \|602 \|503 \|292
align=left\|Baguio \|98,286 \|27,796 \|1,765 \|3,301 \|5,889 \|643 \|124 \|144 \|90 \|154
align=left\|Basilan	147,121	51,511	4,074	3,823	750	3,923 \|586 \|162 \|315 \|126
align=left\|Bataan	334,642	109,757	7,452	21,158	9,767	453 \|671 \|544 \|1,508 \|324
align=left\|Batanes	4,358	5,195	182	725	567	7 \|17 \|34 \|25 \|11
align=left\|Batangas	719,971	656,166	36,290	88,559	43,195	1,352 \|2,188 \|2,361 \|1,969 \|1,179
align=left\|Benguet	166,541	21,682 \| 5,299 \| 3,697 \| 7,594 \|124 \|168 \|187 \|195 \|265
align=left\|Biliran	60,687	11,851	17,347	2,445	856	152 \|327 \|199 \|159 \|149
align=left\|Bohol	501,637	141,018	88,938	27,334	13,058	803 \|2,255 \|1,354 \|1,768 \|1,182
align=left\|Bukidnon	514,945	80,450	130,762	15,884	7,143	1,932 \|3,156 \|2,289 \|2,002 \|1,605
align=left\|Bulacan	1,040,157	500,285	36,467	92,610	44,934	1,517 \|2,399 \|3,056 \|2,312 \|1,380
align=left\|Cagayan	556,613	47,384	5,505	5,644	6,001	577 \|1,163 \|1,037 \|739 \|651
align=left\|Cagayan de Oro \|237,653 \|34,372 \|25,220 \|5,556 \|3,585 \|550 \|531 \|409 \|464 \|360
align=left\|Caloocan \|361,464 \|153,205 \|10,756 \|34,252 \|13,398 \|460 \|397 \|786 \|525 \|473
align=left\|Camarines Norte	66,995	239,353	6,133	4,426	2,486	300 \|951 \|730 \|677 \|359
align=left\|Camarines Sur	102,921	958,905	6,950	3,936	3,198	564 \|2,992 \|1,225 \|1,271 \|764
align=left\|Camiguin	45,321	4,591	1,717	505	232	35 \|76 \|71 \|62 \|125
align=left\|Capiz	165,903	216,236	21,667	16,543	4,336	351 \|1,585 \|1,099 \|1,150 \|611
align=left\|Catanduanes	31,454	123,805	3,543	2,567	2,101	143 \|713 \|477 \|393 \|425
align=left\|Cavite	1,121,668	497,898	40,054	80,484	91,677	2,378 \|1,899 \|2,485 \|1,746 \|1,476
align=left\|Cebu	1,055,985	391,080	371,183	52,504	24,270	1,347 \|3,875 \|3,559 \|3,315 \|2,750
align=left\|Cebu City \|344,876 \|160,890 \|50,145 \|22,478 \|12,567 \|569 \|1,376 \|1,187 \|1,056 \|716
align="left" \|Cotabato	460,650	85,562	45,038	15,721	7,834	4,788 \|1,299 \|1,074 \|1,228 \|757
align=left\|Davao City \|649,725 \|31,961 \|14,319 \|6,839 \|7,448 \|2,242 \|2,262 \|894 \|1,227 \|682
align="left" \|Davao de Oro	343,929	22,677	41,861	4,258	3,925	822 \|1,043 \|929 \|1,254 \|587
align=left\|Davao del Norte	470,567	39,373	30,733	4,844	6,826	1,155 \|1,041 \|873 \|853 \|621
align=left\|Davao del Sur	290,669	19,690	36,802	4,125	2,837	897 \|794 \|621 \|737 \|482
align=left\|Davao Occidental	102,265	2,981	30,363	723	438	704 \|332 \|202 \|265 \|161
align=left\|Davao Oriental	233,632	19,424	49,109	3,983	2,411	1,140 \|1,180 \|803 \|799 \|725
align=left\|Dinagat Islands	46,898	10,690	3,242	619	278	35 \|173 \|124 \|112 \|73
align=left\|Eastern Samar	107,419	124,393	27,366	8,660	2,806	190 \|1,113 \|683 \|906 \|361
align=left\|General Santos \|152,703 \|27,344 \|81,351 \|3,482 \|3,053 \|1,107 \|348 \|315 \|292 \|398
align=left\|Guimaras	25,792	66,071	6,796	3,045	857	35 \|269 \|182 \|126 \|168
align=left\|Ifugao	82,479	15,585	6,573	2,233	2,417	73 \|173 \|154 \|127 \|222
align=left\|Iligan City \|107,514 \|18,857 \|15,092 \|3,843 \|1,822 \|1,583 \|371 \|226 \|274 \|179
align=left\|Ilocos Norte	356,221	10,043	1,046	1,426	1,928	164 \|280 \|200 \|192 \|193
align=left\|Ilocos Sur	391,973	15,671	1,282	1,511	1,756	343 \|385 \|216 \|220 \|176
align=left\|Iloilo	374,144	579,525	72,381	29,669	10,915	696 \|2,974 \|2,479 \|1,922 \|1,334
align=left\|Iloilo City \|85,117 \|149,256 \|7,978 \|6,821 \|3,038 \|150 \|249 \|286 \|302 \|299
align=left\|Isabela	763,274	82,132	13,040	9,468	8,302	775 \|1,960 \|1,287 \|1,099 \|1,050
align=left\|Kalinga	117,391	8,440	1,472	1,071	1,365	180 \|220 \|207 \|145 \|293
align=left\|La Union	425,792	24,566	2,859	2,868	3,378	262 \|472 \|564 \|337 \|266
align=left\|Laguna	939,775	510,931	36,336	86,879	43,439	1,690 \|2,298 \|2,655 \|2,101 \|1,368
align=left\|Lanao del Norte	185,872	47,581	34,614	8,047	1,812	22,237 \|733 \|528 \|543 \|394
align=left\|Lanao del Sur	145,155	126,326	7,057	29,880	1,759	180,131 \|810 \|525 \|836 \|374
align=left\|Lapu-Lapu City \|145,823 \|37,336 \|16,794 \|5,597 \|2,707 \|415 \|301 \|282 \|333 \|263
align=left\|Las Piñas City \|137,114 \|78,928 \|4,128 \|11,488 \|6,419 \|183 \|181 \|388 \|223 \|172
align=left\|Leyte	825,707	127,223	78,208	20,262	11,478	883 \|2,915 \|2,319 \|2,088 \|1,406
align=left\|Maguindanao	310,545	267,894	13,863	24,904	2,656	10,486 \|1,652 \|603 \|1,190 \|416
align=left\|Makati City \|207,527 \|130,743 \|5,346 \|15,842 \|10,564 \|162 \|226 \|552 \|288 \|278
align=left\|Malabon City \|119,475 \|51,405 \|3,682 \|12,449 \|4,802 \|71 \|181 \|364 \|188 \|147
align=left\|Mandaluyong City \|101,625 \|64,054 \|2,479 \|7,998 \|4,574 \|95 \|153 \|323 \|218 \|112
align=left\|Manila \|358,875 \|197,573 \|7,119 \|297,532 \|11,691 \|1,807 \|413 \|1,102 \|556 \|553
align=left\|Marikina City \|114,956 \|92,264 \|3,670 \|8,412 \|6,362 \|191 \|119 \|498 \|189 \|178
align=left\|Marinduque	55,278	54,379	9,865	9,807	3,814	94 \|416 \|427 \|276 \|171
align=left\|Masbate	162,037	186,998	64,480	9,388	4,008	655 \|3,581 \|1,521 \|1,804 \|696
align=left\|Misamis Occidental	258,153	33,290	47,403	4,573	1,811	206 \|439 \|548 \|537 \|332
align=left\|Misamis Oriental	386,706	58,306	76,766	12,881	4,599	794 \|1,487 \|1,095 \|1,245 \|723
align=left\|Mountain Province	75,705	8,765	3,603	1,985	2,708	49 \|156 \|176 \|106 \|165
align=left\|Muntinlupa City \|136,465 \|88,889 \|5,056 \|11,254 \|6,105 \|415 \|233 \|393 \|218 \|203
align=left\|Navotas City \|86,062 \|26,310 \|2,231 \|9,838 \|2,515 \|39 \|83 \|168 \|104 \|79
align="left" \|Negros Occidental	482,979	528,097	178,245	33,374	16,314	1,061 \|4,688 \|3,204 \|2,865 \|2,137
align=left\|Negros Oriental	258,114	180,368	223,589	20,067	14,875	997 \|3,878 \|2,497 \|2,409 \|1,683
align=left\|Northern Samar	127,538	159,372	34,445	9,980	3,075	324 \|1,750 \|931 \|891 \|472
align=left\|Nueva Ecija	945,388	236,827	13,665	27,862	26,795	1,244 \|1,956 \|1,576 \|1,602 \|1,005
align=left\|Nueva Vizcaya	200,111	25,339	7,932	5,499	4,546	302 \|367 \|377 \|232 \|335
align=left\|Occidental Mindoro	123,387	84,321	22,276	11,847	8,570	210 \|799 \|408 \|467 \|422
align=left\|Oriental Mindoro	192,890	179,007	45,611	18,631	9,899	351 \|678 \|1,198 \|651 \|361
align=left\|Palawan	269,647	147,684	133,059	23,951	11,212	2,757 \|2,024 \|1,198 \|1,760 \|1,142
align=left\|Pampanga	865,122	370,624	24,158	56,796	19,142	1,354 \|1,933 \|1,605 \|2,471 \|1,156
align=left\|Pangasinan	1,378,128	280,156	29,341	42,397	24,013	1,701 \|3,531 \|3,150 \|2,786 \|1,776
align=left\|Parañaque City \|151,638 \|104,716 \|5,339 \|11,366 \|6,898 \|551 \|261 \|420 \|286 \|229
align=left\|Pasay City \|135,852 \|62,830 \|3,264 \|10,868 \|4,662 \|448 \|152 \|303 \|196 \|118
align=left\|Pasig City \|207,399 \|141,041 \|7,261 \|14,183 \|12,824 \|653 \|268 \|756 \|358 \|281
align=left\|Quezon	442,393	609,973	53,754	40,705	26,918	786 \|2,348 \|1,982 \|1,662 \|1,012
align=left\|Quezon City \|646,443 \|386,561 \|16,634 \|45,776 \|25,909 \|1,897 \|734 \|1,599 \|1,042 \|917
align=left\|Quirino	84,515	8,134	4,726	2,545	2,093	77 \|169 \|165 \|114 \|276
align=left\|Rizal	765,644	371,399	32,395	57,590	41,578	1,454 \|1,145 \|2,246 \|1,503 \|1,064
align=left\|Romblon	71,127	65,142	12,445	10,895	5,511	109 \|374 \|274 \|256 \|347
align=left\|Samar	286,876	127,020	49,446	9,980	3,884	388 \|1,726 \|604 \|949 \|471
align=left\|San Juan City \|42,636 \|30,392 \|1,201 \|3,069 \|2,511 \|262 \|60 \|122 \|61 \|49
align=left\|Sarangani	79,362	13,782	163,494	2,154	1,154	1,374 \|744 \|394 \|510 \|668
align=left\|Siquijor	31,412	17,753	8,224	2,658	1,040	55 \|191 \|164 \|120 \|233
align=left\|Sorsogon	90,523	333,614	9,986	6,849	4,153	486 \|1,619 \|1,381 \|1,073 \|603
align=left\|South Cotabato	323,846	67,139	79,636	9,361	6,450	1,260 \|1,082 \|973 \|1,040 \|675
align=left\|Southern Leyte	157,970	34,560	21,598	18,651	2,009	269 \|515 \|432 \|437 \|297
align=left\|Sultan Kudarat	253,700	64,983	31,803	10,522	3,209	4,229 \|1,408 \|794 \|803 \|440
align=left\|Sulu	350,588	10,190	1,922	1,525	345	824 \|175 \|65 \|346 \|67
align=left\|Surigao del Norte	227,194	46,228	30,892	5,263	3,294	513 \|1,062 \|546 \|746 \|413
align=left\|Surigao del Sur	249,177	45,812	58,632	6,079	2,861	582 \|1,024 \|1,298 \|1,006 \|779
align=left\|Taguig–Pateros \|255,233 \|107,025 \|7,604 \|16,763 \|8,985 \|1,737 \|326 \|647 \|367 \|392
align=left\|Tarlac	426,626	291,410	12,513	21,660	9,830	649 \|1,422 \|1,040 \|1,399 \|573
align=left\|Tawi-Tawi	143,630	13,563	11,531	2,884	537	1,562 \|421 \|184 \|479 \|193
align=left\|Valenzuela City \|225,021 \|101,529 \|6,958 \|14,573 \|9,701 \|185 \|258 \|632 \|300 \|260
align=left\|Zambales	291,252	114,105	10,487	17,214	9,969	878 \|703 \|752 \|633 \|532
align=left\|Zamboanga City \|226,081 \|55,398 \|25,955 \|15,335 \|5,117 \|2,214 \|693 \|646 \|1,005 \|612
align=left\|Zamboanga del Norte	284,009	105,722	139,236	12,373	3,546	2,866 \|1,437 \|1,119 \|1,675 \|1,208
align=left\|Zamboanga del Sur	354,364	58,595	99,554	10,210	3,024	2,037 \|1,297 \|711 \|1,444 \|763
align=left\|Zamboanga Sibugay	168,271	46,147	85,414	8,013	2,219	2,005 \|1,147 \|695 \|746 \|495
align=left\|SGA BARMM	8,773	51,849	615	2,200	73	818 \|80 \|29 \|381 \|28
align=left\|Absentee voters	536,220	142,831	6,281	26,928	9,596	1,440 \| 420 \| 389 \| 540 \| 265
style="background:#E9E9E9" \|align="center"\|Total	31,629,783	15,035,773	3,663,113	1,933,909	892,375	301,629 \| 114,627 \| 93,027 \| 90,656 \| 60,592
bgcolor=#cccccc ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Marcos ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Robredo ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Pacquiao ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Moreno ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Lacson ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Mangondato ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Abella ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|de Guzman ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Gonzales ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Montemayor

=Absentee voters=

rowspan=2 style="background: #E9E9E9" width=12% align=left\|Country \| {{party color cell\|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} \| style="background:#FE18A3;" \| \| {{party color cell\|PROMDI}} \| {{party color cell\|Aksyon Demokratiko}} \| style="background:#004777;" \| \| {{party color cell\|Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi}} \| style="background:#0E2864;" \| \| {{party color cell\|Partido Lakas ng Masa}} \| {{party color cell\|Partido Demokratiko Sosyalista ng Pilipinas}} \| {{party color cell\|Democratic Party of the Philippines}}
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bgcolor=#cccccc ! rowspan=2 style="background: #E9E9E9" width=12% align=left\|Country ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Marcos ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Robredo ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Pacquiao ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Moreno ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Lacson ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Mangondato ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Abella ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|de Guzman ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Gonzales ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Montemayor
{{party color cell\|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} \| style="background:#FE18A3;" \| \| {{party color cell\|PROMDI}} \| {{party color cell\|Aksyon Demokratiko}} \| style="background:#004777;" \| \| {{party color cell\|Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi}} \| style="background:#0E2864;" \| \| {{party color cell\|Partido Lakas ng Masa}} \| {{party color cell\|Partido Demokratiko Sosyalista ng Pilipinas}} \| {{party color cell\|Democratic Party of the Philippines}}
align=left\| Local absentee voters	67,225	3,440	347	1,058	938	582 \|13 \|13 \|29 \|23
align=left\| Detainee voters	44	43	7	3	2	2 \|0 \|1 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Argentina	58	79	18	12	1	3 \|0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Australia	4,162	4,487	135	419	218	2 \| 9 \| 8 \| 22 \| 7
align=left\| Austria	774	391	8	75	28	0 \|2 \|1 \|1 \|1
align=left\| Bahrain	11,219	1,856	86	477	162	25 \| 1 \| 4 \| 8 \| 4
align=left\| Bangladesh	152	72	0	13	10	1 \|2 \|1 \|2 \|1
align=left\| Belgium	958	590	16	77	22	0 \|2 \|2 \|2 \|1
align=left\| Brazil	275	51	1	20	7	1 \|0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Brunei	4,318	652	25	164	50	6 \| 5 \| 2 \| 3 \| 1
align=left\| Cambodia	1,370	424	37	64	37	0 \|7 \|1 \|2 \|0
align=left\| Canada	19,872	9,411	379	1,465	455	3 \|21 \|23 \|29 \|9
align=left\| Chile	352	55	4	18	7	0 \|0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| China	58,160	9,059	648	2,288	372	6 \|29 \|15 \|36 \|43
align=left\| Czech Republic	509	129	7	21	11	0 \|0 \|1 \|0 \|0
align=left\| East Timor	270	57	3	9	5	0 \|0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Egypt	801	235	6	72	8	10 \|0 \|1 \|0 \|0
align=left\| France	2,242	897	19	173	63	4 \|3 \|3 \|3 \|3
align=left\| Germany	2,596	1,375	52	243	81	1 \|13 \|5 \|16 \|6
align=left\| Greece	1,710	418	13	65	9	0 \|1 \|1 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Guam	3,176	1,653	56	294	76	0 \|2 \|3 \|2 \|1
align=left\| Hungary	271	117	3	26	7	0 \|0 \|1 \|0 \|1
align=left\| India	31	21	0	7	1	0 \|0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Indonesia	802	785	14	67	57	0 \|3 \|1 \|3 \|0
align=left\| Iran	102	31	2	8	2	0 \|0 \|0 \|2 \|1
align=left\| Israel	6,447	1,003	67	265	53	0 \|2 \|1 \|2 \|1
align=left\| Italy	11,272	4,179	188	898	186	1 \|7 \|9 \|8 \|4
align=left\| Japan	25,410	5,490	331	1,572	329	4 \|39 \|29 \|35 \|15
align=left\| Jordan	1,952	241	11	85	11	8 \|1 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Kenya	212	61	3	7	4	1 \|1 \|1 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Kuwait	20,241	2,276	153	686	157	50 \|2 \|6 \|7 \|2
align=left\| Laos	428	111	8	18	19	0 \|0 \|0 \|1 \|1
align=left\| Lebanon	3,526	374	14	114	11	4 \|0 \|1 \|1 \|2
align=left\| Malaysia	4,482	965	36	163	73	2 \|3 \|3 \|9 \|0
align=left\| Mexico	120	52	2	14	9	0 \|0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Myanmar	96	44	5	4	2	0 \|0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Netherlands	865	649	12	67	34	0 \|3 \|4 \|2 \|0
align=left\| New Zealand	7,620	2,664	140	413	226	3 \|13 \|6 \|12 \|8
align=left\| Nigeria	316	79	2	12	6	0 \|0 \|0 \|2 \|0
align=left\| Northern Mariana Islands	3,176	1,653	56	294	76	0 \|2 \|3 \|2 \|1
align=left\| Norway	497	194	14	28	12	0 \|1 \|1 \|1 \|0
align=left\| Oman	6,457	1,153	43	307	115	11 \|3 \|1 \|4 \|2
align=left\| Pakistan	161	27	1	14	3	0 \|1 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Papua New Guinea	844	389	16	53	33	0 \|1 \|1 \|0 \|2
align=left\| Poland	253	105	7	21	6	0 \|0 \|0 \|0 \|1
align=left\| Portugal	780	174	9	19	12	0 \|1 \|0 \|1 \|1
align=left\| Qatar	15,563	3,509	109	825	323	60 \|18 \|16 \|18 \|10
align=left\| Russia	1,228	102	17	43	10	0 \|2 \|0 \|2 \|0
align=left\| Saudi Arabia	49,483	9,136	382	2,372	707	553 \|28 \|30 \|31 \|9
align=left\| Singapore	36,806	12,283	324	1,971	1,136	2 \|26 \|27 \|82 \|12
align=left\| South Africa	251	95	3	15	4	0 \|0 \|2 \|0 \|0
align=left\| South Korea	2,283	503	20	88	31	1 \|7 \|1 \|3 \|0
align=left\| Spain	9,529	2,303	85	433	98	1 \|3 \|11 \|5 \|3
align=left\| Sweden	569	345	6	44	16	0 \|1 \|1 \|1 \|0
align="left" \| Switzerland	1,833	1,139	40	175	52	1 \|6 \|5 \|5 \|5
align=left\| Syria	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD \|TBD \|TBD \|TBD \|TBD
align=left\| Taiwan	23,906	1,873	149	354	110	0 \|6 \|8 \|8 \|7
align=left\| Thailand	4,554	1,388	65	153	99	2 \|12 \|9 \|10 \|5
align=left\| Turkey	1,357	228	7	60	14	2 \|0 \|1 \|1 \|0
align=left\| United Arab Emirates	76,819	15,260	471	2,736	1,409	68 \|40 \|44 \|63 \|25
align=left\| United Kingdom	8,886	5,573	194	900	330	8 \|17 \|13 \|21 \|9
align=left\| United States of America	35,228	32,319	1,455	4,763	1,290	15 \|60 \|69 \|41 \|40
align=left\| Vatican City	98	191	4	23	3	0 \|0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Vietnam	643	297	12	33	19	1 \|3 \|3 \|3 \|0
style="background:#E9E9E9" \|align="center"\|Total	536,220	142,831	6,281	26,928	9,596	1,440 \| 420 \| 389 \| 540 \| 265
bgcolor=#cccccc ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Marcos ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Robredo ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Pacquiao ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Moreno ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Lacson ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Mangondato ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Abella ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|de Guzman ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Gonzales ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width=8.8% align=center\|Montemayor

Vice presidential election

rowspan="2" style="background: #E9E9E9" width="12%" align="left" \|Province/City \| {{party color cell\|Lakas-CMD}} \| {{party color cell\|Liberal Party (Philippines)}} \| {{party color cell\|Nationalist People's Coalition}} \| {{party color cell\|Aksyon Demokratiko}} \| {{party color cell\|PROMDI}} \| {{party color cell\|Labor Party Philippines}} \| {{party color cell\|Partido Lakas ng Masa}} \| {{party color cell\|Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi}} \| {{party color cell\|Democratic Party of the Philippines}}
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bgcolor="#cccccc" ! rowspan="2" width="12%" align="left" \|Province/City ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Duterte ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Pangilinan ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Sotto ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Ong ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Atienza ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Lopez ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Bello ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Serapio ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|David
{{party color cell\|Lakas-CMD}} \| {{party color cell\|Liberal Party (Philippines)}} \| {{party color cell\|Nationalist People's Coalition}} \| {{party color cell\|Aksyon Demokratiko}} \| {{party color cell\|PROMDI}} \| {{party color cell\|Labor Party Philippines}} \| {{party color cell\|Partido Lakas ng Masa}} \| {{party color cell\|Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi}} \| {{party color cell\|Democratic Party of the Philippines}}
align=left\|Abra	138,862	3,585	7,513	1,416	260	156	180 \|153 \|84
align=left\|Agusan del Norte	342,492	23,709	16,242	4,001	3,219	963 \|530 \|564 \|711
align=left\|Agusan del Sur	295,982	13,676	14,573	1,806	2,016	1,127 \|570 \|698 \|306
align=left\|Aklan	140,172	91,665	76,230	13,745	2,088	745 \|674 \|564 \|336
align=left\|Albay	144,717	444,396	90,406	28,558	3,356	2,596 \|2,847 \|1,913 \|1,300
align=left\|Antique	111,309	103,175	69,417	14,365	2,510	1,484 \|1,088 \|801 \|463
align=left\|Apayao	54,077	1,825	5,109	570	169	189 \|124 \|158 \|81
align=left\|Aurora	74,194	20,402	23,722	4,271	526	282 \|180 \|170 \|86
align=left\|Bacolod City \|120,394 \|76,095 \|60,139 \|12,238 \|2,006 \|932 \|645 \|375 \|266
align=left\|Baguio \|91,536 \|21,328 \|17,848 \|6,163 \|291 \|111 \|194 \|123 \|59
align=left\|Basilan	175,991	20,520	7,671	918	389	398 \|211 \|238 \|122
align=left\|Bataan	286,358	64,899	103,596	22,018	1,135	532 \|476 \|413 \|285
align=left\|Batanes	4,523	3,511	2,351	330	28	23 \|22 \|10 \|7
align=left\|Batangas	668,608	397,115	357,129	83,898	6,737	2,168 \|2,175 \|1,364 \|751
align=left\|Benguet	147,563	14,786 \|33,380 \|5,329 \|483 \|331 \|254 \|220 \|156
align=left\|Biliran	62,717	8,270	11,572	2,364	1,051	398 \|235 \|289 \|127
align=left\|Bohol	594,024	75,125	59,894	13,644	4,820	2,431 \|1,343 \|1,321 \|725
align=left\|Bukidnon	604,014	49,482	45,903	6,051	6,266	5,356 \|2,546 \|2,383 \|1,993
align=left\|Bulacan	881,722	267,111	456,241	93,371	3,728	1,908 \|2,147 \|1,847 \|812
align=left\|Cagayan	481,655	41,863	65,397	9,696	1,609	1,987 \|1,412 \|1,388 \|707
align=left\|Cagayan de Oro \|263,560 \|20,919 \|13,769 \|3,895 \|1,402 \|540 \|406 \|360 \|260
align=left\|Caloocan \|341,898 \|89,340 \|100,903 \|37,761 \|1,040 \|422 \|633 \|375 \|172
align=left\|Camarines Norte	70,089	171,125	53,982	13,721	1,373	985 \|865 \|744 \|402
align=left\|Camarines Sur	154,508	732,711	108,485	21,090	4,252	2,921 \|2,263 \|2,298 \|1,009
align=left\|Camiguin	49,359	1,823	682	285	57	41 \|52 \|42 \|17
align=left\|Capiz	176,636	142,084	68,876	13,623	2,368	1,822 \|1,437 \|1,096 \|574
align=left\|Catanduanes	36,363	78,731	35,887	5,521	944	758 \|608 \|540 \|309
align=left\|Cavite	1,031,607	297,184	376,987	108,841	4,960	1,703 \|2,236 \|1,349 \|768
align=left\|Cebu	1,258,538	235,010	247,093	38,284	22,124	7,434 \|3,439 \|3,695 \|5,987
align=left\|Cebu City \|382,498 \|84,284 \|100,883 \|15,945 \|2,973 \|1,239 \|992 \|709 \|673
align="left" \|Cotabato	552,096	24,071	27,806	3,720	2,111	2,044 \|1,129 \|1,155 \|698
align=left\|Davao City \|688,065 \|11,072 \|12,398 \|4,023 \|820 \|2,009 \|600 \|413 \|294
align="left" \|Davao de Oro	378,850	11,027	15,437	2,131	2,193	1,155 \|830 \|652 \|355
align=left\|Davao del Norte	500,116	10,494	33,598	3,138	1,712	942 \|867 \|685 \|443
align=left\|Davao del Sur	320,131	8,542	14,136	2,282	1,635	1,315 \|1,417 \|646 \|502
align=left\|Davao Occidental	119,019	3,199	4,850	671	1,345	1,138 \|351 \|434 \|199
align=left\|Davao Oriental	273,292	9,848	12,136	1,838	1,927	1,650 \|898 \|889 \|410
align=left\|Dinagat Islands	51,104	6,361	2,013	406	212	141 \|132 \|119 \|58
align=left\|Eastern Samar	119,686	66,389	55,457	9,348	1,876	1,161 \|727 \|681 \|394
align=left\|General Santos \|196,976 \|21,186 \|32,117 \|6,141 \|6,398 \|1,023 \|468 \|388 \|323
align=left\|Guimaras	25,537	52,982	15,575	3,166	696	292 \|200 \|140 \|122
align=left\|Ifugao	73,753	13,335	14,680	3,252	434	605 \|253 \|324 \|157
align=left\|Iligan City \|124,559 \|10,546 \|8,885 \|2,103 \|965 \|340 \|209 \|234 \|111
align=left\|Ilocos Norte	342,554	7,973	10,303	2,708	379	325 \|392 \|415 \|144
align=left\|Ilocos Sur	366,948	12,626	17,959	4,455	461	390 \|362 \|356 \|150
align=left\|Iloilo	364,898	448,171	172,034	31,910	5,993	4,076 \|2,814 \|2,202 \|1,154
align=left\|Iloilo City \|92,946 \|107,465 \|38,432 \|9,021 \|779 \|361 \|291 \|236 \|282
align=left\|Isabela	659,696	66,280	106,130	16,079	2,871	2,294 \|2,666 \|1,846 \|728
align=left\|Kalinga	107,673	7,230	8,222	2,098	306	360 \|287 \|300 \|162
align=left\|La Union	379,714	19,302	45,276	8,158	617	549 \|490 \|456 \|228
align=left\|Laguna	823,247	306,960	373,676	96,278	4,860	1,931 \|2,001 \|1,446 \|967
align=left\|Lanao del Norte	232,763	24,470	22,226	4,974	2,005	1,137 \|568 \|705 \|323
align=left\|Lanao del Sur	341,258	53,958	28,104	27,928	2,845	1,505 \|946 \|1,976 \|448
align=left\|Lapu-Lapu City \|166,664 \|18,732 \|16,653 \|3,701 \|1,007 \|264 \|175 \|192 \|128
align=left\|Las Piñas City \|133,732 \|54,231 \|32,552 \|16,409 \|508 \|157 \|379 \|137 \|95
align=left\|Leyte	792,110	72,079	115,021	17,218	6,146	2,475 \|2,364 \|1,834 \|1,347
align=left\|Maguindanao	583,585	22,107	10,590	3,173	1,445	1,519 \|831 \|953 \|530
align=left\|Makati City \|202,151 \|95,612 \|43,876 \|26,613 \|710 \|223 \|548 \|167 \|101
align=left\|Malabon City \|108,094 \|29,322 \|40,603 \|12,473 \|415 \|191 \|300 \|190 \|70
align=left\|Mandaluyong City \|98,448 \|44,537 \|25,595 \|11,767 \|291 \|105 \|263 \|96 \|44
align=left\|Manila \|405,798 \|148,325 \|145,244 \|155,942 \|5,866 \|6,291 \|1,160 \|501 \|495
align=left\|Marikina City \|109,585 \|62,414 \|38,023 \|14,748 \|343 \|102 \|367 \|122 \|77
align=left\|Marinduque	55,524	34,514	31,183	7,264	748	407 \|325 \|260 \|206
align=left\|Masbate	175,786	120,197	73,689	11,243	4,767	3,243 \|2,358 \|1,613 \|928
align=left\|Misamis Occidental	295,858	16,970	14,059	2,476	1,839	668 \|348 \|325 \|291
align=left\|Misamis Oriental	440,830	36,662	27,330	6,500	3,970	2,450 \|1,123 \|1,245 \|687
align=left\|Mountain Province	69,950	6,977	10,002	2,625	292	257 \|267 \|181 \|98
align=left\|Muntinlupa City \|128,145 \|58,583 \|42,082 \|17,584 \|554 \|193 \|315 \|164 \|90
align=left\|Navotas City \|77,542 \|15,743 \|24,232 \|8,202 \|288 \|110 \|130 \|100 \|44
align="left" \|Negros Occidental	476,475	377,115	259,485	35,723	14,658	9,347 \|4,426 \|4,471 \|4,426
align=left\|Negros Oriental	350,865	136,359	109,828	13,916	10,052	9,954 \|2,768 \|2,880 \|1,932
align=left\|Northern Samar	164,909	74,823	56,670	10,474	2,279	1,486 \|1,248 \|1,062 \|676
align=left\|Nueva Ecija	703,042	138,227	347,232	37,895	2,733	1,592 \|1,356 \|1,561 \|811
align=left\|Nueva Vizcaya	182,477	19,162	32,106	4,988	759	796 \|438 \|635 \|207
align=left\|Occidental Mindoro	106,834	55,926	70,571	7,806	1,933	1,082 \|447 \|585 \|299
align=left\|Oriental Mindoro	177,815	123,584	107,377	17,883	5,281	1,477 \|636 \|709 \|414
align=left\|Palawan	280,832	116,791	127,937	19,839	8,659	5,620 \|1,665 \|2,241 \|1,420
align=left\|Pampanga	737,915	202,680	334,284	45,543	3,209	1,437 \|1,509 \|1,381 \|937
align=left\|Pangasinan	1,057,111	172,571	429,537	65,809	5,755	4,565 \|3,154 \|3,612 \|1,433
align=left\|Parañaque City \|147,253 \|73,157 \|40,348 \|17,838 \|661 \|237 \|394 \|190 \|129
align=left\|Pasay City \|131,106 \|39,034 \|30,844 \|15,462 \|435 \|154 \|269 \|127 \|63
align=left\|Pasig City \|186,708 \|91,615 \|78,617 \|24,427 \|623 \|215 \|528 \|198 \|106
align=left\|Quezon	401,819	359,373	313,205	55,273	6,646	2,876 \|1,741 \|2,000 \|1,456
align=left\|Quezon City \|627,661 \|260,332 \|164,943 \|63,537 \|1,777 \|615 \|1,720 \|646 \|378
align=left\|Quirino	71,852	7,587	16,718	2,401	401	443 \|274 \|286 \|117
align=left\|Rizal	688,737	221,528	273,618	73,646	3,212	1,447 \|1,542 \|1,202 \|562
align=left\|Romblon	63,684	35,550	52,100	6,345	823	381 \|278 \|229 \|125
align=left\|Samar	280,667	90,445	73,027	8,943	2,763	1,359 \|798 \|1,166 \|409
align=left\|San Juan City \|42,499 \|22,107 \|9,876 \|5,155 \|152 \|50 \|147 \|39 \|21
align=left\|Sarangani	187,202	15,140	26,633	3,135	5,048	2,709 \|812 \|1,184 \|535
align=left\|Siquijor	37,979	11,766	5,204	1,440	505	261 \|154 \|104 \|66
align=left\|Sorsogon	88,438	155,110	169,546	14,646	2,062	1,633 \|1,256 \|1,335 \|740
align=left\|South Cotabato	367,571	48,693	44,400	7,679	4,195	3,223 \|1,332 \|1,630 \|713
align=left\|Southern Leyte	187,226	19,364	12,203	6,087	1,164	532 \|364 \|354 \|231
align=left\|Sultan Kudarat	307,671	23,895	23,489	3,073	1,683	1,609 \|924 \|862 \|449
align=left\|Sulu	355,824	5,280	2,036	407	149	235 \|75 \|81 \|38
align=left\|Surigao del Norte	267,748	20,554	12,693	3,177	1,557	923 \|500 \|583 \|350
align=left\|Surigao del Sur	301,080	24,178	20,473	3,324	2,623	1,598 \|1,329 \|734 \|430
align=left\|Taguig–Pateros \|252,075 \|68,641 \|49,137 \|24,853 \|790 \|278 \|516 \|257 \|120
align=left\|Tarlac	334,965	163,007	222,309	28,072	2,012	1,721 \|984 \|1,209 \|1,002
align=left\|Tawi-Tawi	151,264	9,086	5,029	950	594	884 \|284 \|386 \|191
align=left\|Valenzuela City \|214,014 \|59,386 \|59,322 \|23,342 \|610 \|261 \|358 \|272 \|99
align=left\|Zambales	246,581	74,537	89,556	24,344	1,533	936 \|742 \|646 \|368
align=left\|Zamboanga City \|250,528 \|34,471 \|33,567 \|5,306 \|1,361 \|2,174 \|831 \|1,070 \|392
align=left\|Zamboanga del Norte	379,378	63,323	47,290	6,655	5,813	3,164 \|1,377 \|1,890 \|1,281
align=left\|Zamboanga del Sur	397,033	28,357	53,518	4,922	3,924	2,070 \|897 \|993 \|863
align=left\|Zamboanga Sibugay	215,377	35,119	29,704	4,197	3,827	2,679 \|1,113 \|1,062 \|563
align=left\|SGA BARMM	61,043	1,476	1,135	271	59	77 \|30 \|23 \|549
align=left\|Absentee voters	560,510	113,617	21,636	36,264	1,252	190 \| 676 \| 116 \| 111
style="background:#E9E9E9" \| align="center" \|Total	32,208,417	9,329,207	8,251,267	1,878,531	270,381	159,670 \|100,827 \|90,989 \|56,711
bgcolor="#cccccc" ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Duterte ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Pangilinan ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Sotto ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Ong ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Atienza ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Lopez ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Bello ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Serapio ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|David

=Absentee voters=

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bgcolor="#cccccc" ! rowspan="2" style="background: #E9E9E9" width="12%" align="left" \|Country ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Duterte ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Pangilinan ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Sotto ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Ong ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Atienza ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Lopez ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Bello ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|Serapio ! style="background: #E9E9E9" width="8.8%" align="center" \|David
{{party color cell\|Lakas-CMD}} \| {{party color cell\|Liberal Party (Philippines)}} \| {{party color cell\|Nationalist People's Coalition}} \| {{party color cell\|Aksyon Demokratiko}} \| {{party color cell\|PROMDI}} \| {{party color cell\|Labor Party Philippines}} \| {{party color cell\|Partido Lakas ng Masa}} \| {{party color cell\|Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi}} \| {{party color cell\|Democratic Party of the Philippines}}
align="left" \| Local absentee voters	69,056	1,990	1,426	1,076	36	6 \|26 \|9 \|8
align="left" \| Detainee voters	27	32	31	2	3	1 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Argentina	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD \|TBD \|TBD \|TBD
align="left" \| Australia	4,590	3,938	296	540	44	8 \|29 \|2 \|2
align="left" \| Austria	808	325	58	88	3	1 \|5 \|1 \|1
align="left" \| Bahrain	11,556	1,322	361	539	9	2 \|2 \|1 \|1
align="left" \| Bangladesh	163	56	9	19	1	0 \|1 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Belgium	1,002	521	51	93	2	1 \|1 \|1 \|0
align="left" \| Brazil	290	38	9	15	1	1 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Brunei	4,403	461	139	198	3	1 \|1 \|1 \|1
align="left" \| Cambodia	1,421	340	78	95	4	0 \|4 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Canada	20,363	7,981	1,367	1,719	83	14 \|46 \|10 \|5
align="left" \| Chile	367	42	15	14	0	0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| China	58,478	6,875	1,583	3,365	54	6 \|13 \|7 \|8
align="left" \| Czech Republic	532	96	15	32	1	0 \|1 \|1 \|0
align="left" \| East Timor	289	42	6	8	0	0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Egypt	956	107	13	55	2	0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| France	2,303	772	119	199	6	0 \|7 \|3 \|3
align="left" \| Germany	2,798	1,113	145	309	14	6 \|7 \|2 \|5
align="left" \| Greece	1,676	324	73	136	2	1 \|0 \|0 \|1
align="left" \| Guam	3,208	1,263	255	490	14	1 \|2 \|0 \|1
align="left" \| Hungary	288	96	11	25	2	0 \|1 \|1 \|1
align="left" \| India	38	14	6	2	0	0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Indonesia	890	661	73	104	3	2 \|5 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Iran	102	17	7	15	1	1 \|2 \|2 \|1
align="left" \| Israel	6,359	668	206	556	6	0 \|1 \|2 \|1
align="left" \| Italy	11,348	3,268	576	1,374	22	8 \|12 \|2 \|2
align="left" \| Japan	25,572	4,413	1,047	1,965	49	16 \|35 \|7 \|7
align="left" \| Jordan	2,015	139	54	80	3	1 \|0 \|1 \|0
align="left" \| Kenya	222	47	2	19	0	0 \|1 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Kuwait	20,749	1,535	424	733	14	0 \|9 \|3 \|0
align="left" \| Laos	436	95	21	28	1	0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Lebanon	3,511	258	101	139	5	4 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Malaysia	4,626	761	113	199	6	1 \|5 \|2 \|2
align="left" \| Mexico	132	44	9	15	2	0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Myanmar	97	37	8	11	0	0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Netherlands	914	564	36	102	2	1 \|12 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| New Zealand	8,043	2,111	340	554	22	3 \|14 \|1 \|4
align="left" \| Nigeria	319	56	19	22	0	0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Northern Mariana Islands	3,208	1,263	255	490	14	1 \|2 \|0 \|1
align="left" \| Norway	532	160	13	44	2	0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Oman	6,681	784	228	339	5	4 \|5 \|1 \|2
align="left" \| Pakistan	166	23	9	9	1	0 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Papua New Guinea	895	276	64	105	1	1 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Poland	267	90	17	16	1	0 \|1 \|0 \|0
align=left\| Portugal	805	131	25	36	1	0 \|1 \|0 \|1
align="left" \| Qatar	16,455	2,655	539	746	20	5 \|16 \|2 \|0
align="left" \| Russia	1,233	66	41	56	3	0 \|1 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Saudi Arabia	51,928	6,440	1,605	2,554	46	6 \|32 \|7 \|3
align="left" \| Singapore	39,100	9,975	1,320	2,031	84	13 \|57 \|4 \|6
align="left" \| South Africa	265	78	18	6	2	0 \|1 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| South Korea	2,349	418	58	98	1	0 \|3 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Spain	9,588	1,787	340	643	22	1 \|18 \|2 \|1
align=left\| Sweden	600	288	31	54	3	0 \|5 \|1 \|0
align="left" \| Switzerland	1,939	945	131	227	7	1 \|7 \|1 \|1
align=left\| Syria	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD \|TBD \|TBD \|TBD
align="left" \| Taiwan	24,093	1,218	384	637	16	1 \|2 \|0 \|7
align="left" \| Thailand	4,752	1,171	116	219	7	1 \|15 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Turkey	1,382	166	43	76	4	0 \|1 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| United Arab Emirates	79,925	11,680	2,286	2,765	65	11 \|55 \|10 \|7
align="left" \| United Kingdom	9,489	4,642	669	978	46	3 \|39 \|2 \|4
align="left" \| United States of America	36,421	27,630	4,511	5,549	480	55 \|166 \|28 \|24
align="left" \| Vatican City	126	136	15	33	7	1 \|0 \|0 \|0
align="left" \| Vietnam	679	247	27	50	2	0 \|7 \|0 \|0
align="center" \|Total	560,510	113,617	21,636	32,264	1,252	190 \| 676 \| 116 \| 111
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Category:2022 Philippine presidential election

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Senate Majority Leader Migz Zubiri (Independent) !Co-chairpersons \|House Majority Leader Martin Romualdez (Leyte, Lakas)
valign=top \| Senate President pro tempore Ralph Recto (Nacionalista) Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon (Liberal) Nancy Binay (UNA) Pia Cayetano (Nacionalista) Grace Poe (Independent) Imee Marcos (Nacionalista) !Members \| Manuel Jose Dalipe (Zamboanga City, Lakas) Juliet Marie Ferrer (Negros Occidental, NUP) Sharon Garin (AAMBIS-OWA party-list) Jesus Crispin Remulla (Cavite, NUP) Kristine Singson-Meehan (Ilocos Sur, NPC) Abraham Tolentino (Cavite, NUP)
valign=top \| Ronald dela Rosa (PDP–Laban) Risa Hontiveros (Akbayan) Lito Lapid (NPC) Koko Pimentel (PDP–Laban) !Alternates \| Juan Pablo Bondoc (Pampanga, PDP–Laban) Alfredo Garbin Jr. (Ako Bicol party-list) Johnny Pimentel (Surigao del Sur, PDP–Laban) Stella Quimbo (Marikina, Liberal)