2022 Quezon gubernatorial election|
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Gubernatorial elections |
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Results per municipality and city |
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Vice gubernatorial elections |
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Lakas
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| Nominee
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Anacleto Alcala III
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Betty Nantes
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| Party
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NPC
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Lakas
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| Popular vote
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665,442
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283,530
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| Percentage
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63.25
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26.95
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Vice Governor before election
Samuel B. Nantes
Aksyon
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Elected Vice Governor
Anacleto Alcala III
NPC
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Local elections were held in the Province of Quezon on May 9, 2022, as part of the 2022 general election. Voters will select candidates for all local positions: a town mayor, vice mayor and town councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the vice-governor, governor and representatives for the four districts of Quezon.
Provincial elections
Gubernatorial election
Parties are as stated in their certificate of candidacies.
Incumbent Governor Danilo Suarez is running for reelection. His opponent is Incumbent 4th district representative Angelina "Helen" Tan. Helen tan wins with 790, 739 over 320,395 votes for Danny Suarez to become the first female governor.[1][2]
Per City/Municipality
| City/Municipality
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Angelina Tan
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Danilo Suarez
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Angelita Tan
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Jeson Tan
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Sonny Suarez
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Romeo Suarez
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Warren Sio
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| Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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| Agdangan
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5,007
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64.20
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2,707
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34.71
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29
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0.37
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24
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0.31
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18
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0.23
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8
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0.10
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6
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0.08
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| Alabat
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7,349
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78.26
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1,646
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17.53
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289
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3.08
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41
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0.44
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35
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0.37
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27
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0.29
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4
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0.04
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| Atimonan
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23,623
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76.93
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6,165
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20.08
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510
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1.66
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110
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0.36
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138
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0.45
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116
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0.38
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47
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0.15
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| Buenavista
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12,640
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78.92
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3,028
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18.91
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150
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0.94
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87
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0.54
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66
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0.41
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25
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0.16
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20
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0.12
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| Burdeos
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6,591
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62.95
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3,461
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33.05
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101
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0.96
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124
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1.18
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121
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1.16
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53
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0.51
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20
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0.19
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| Calauag
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28,795
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76.78
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7,339
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19.57
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743
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1.98
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214
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0.57
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205
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0.55
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159
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0.42
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49
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0.13
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| Candelaria
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44,562
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65.45
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21,086
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30.97
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496
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0.73
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635
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0.93
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457
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0.67
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279
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0.41
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567
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0.83
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| Catanauan
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23,007
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63.89
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12,306
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34.17
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279
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0.77
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155
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0.43
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143
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0.40
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98
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0.27
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24
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0.07
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| Dolores
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12,019
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69.09
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4,747
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27.29
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183
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1.05
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155
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0.89
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148
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0.85
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45
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0.26
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98
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0.56
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| General Luna
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7,710
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54.19
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6,295
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44.24
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67
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0.47
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53
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0.37
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56
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0.39
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32
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0.22
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15
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0.11
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| General Nakar
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13,141
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67.49
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5,503
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28.26
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206
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1.06
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259
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1.33
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191
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0.98
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132
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0.68
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38
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0.20
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| Guinayangan
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18,921
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83.39
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3,161
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13.93
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387
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1.71
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84
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0.37
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66
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0.29
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53
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0.23
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18
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0.08
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| Gumaca
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27,858
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75.49
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7,809
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21.16
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846
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2.29
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150
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0.41
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133
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0.33
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82
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0.22
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37
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0.10
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| Infanta
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23,084
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61.64
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13,004
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34.72
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278
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0.74
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425
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1.13
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358
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0.96
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204
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0.54
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97
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0.26
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| Jomalig
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2,691
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68.77
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1,007
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25.73
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67
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1.71
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51
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1.30
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65
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1.66
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27
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0.69
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5
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0.13
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| Lopez
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38,307
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78.30
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8,797
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17.98
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1,138
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2.33
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231
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0.47
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244
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0.50
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159
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0.32
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49
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0.10
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| Lucban
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18,614
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65.90
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8,562
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30.31
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267
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0.95
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245
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0.87
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221
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0.78
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142
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0.50
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194
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0.69
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| Lucena
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102,277
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–
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47,115
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–
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1,497
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–
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1,037
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–
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912
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–
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461
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–
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689
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–
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| Macalelon
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10,334
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73.43
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3,519
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25.00
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90
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0.64
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33
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0.23
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56
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0.40
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26
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0.18
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16
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0.11
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| Mauban
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22,515
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61.91
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12,751
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35.06
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287
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0.79
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328
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0.90
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311
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0.86
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133
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0.37
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43
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0.12
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| Mulanay
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19,893
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70.40
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7,724
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27.34
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212
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0.75
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157
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0.56
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164
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0.58
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80
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0.28
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26
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0.09
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| Padre Burgos
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9,017
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69.74
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3,715
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28.73
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58
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0.45
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56
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0.43
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51
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0.39
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23
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0.18
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10
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0.08
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| Pagbilao
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27,839
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73.25
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8,747
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23.01
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466
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1.23
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415
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1.09
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206
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0.54
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148
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0.39
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186
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0.49
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| Panukulan
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5,537
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62.78
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2,836
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32.16
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104
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1.18
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130
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1.47
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141
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1.60
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61
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0.69
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10
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0.11
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| Patnanungan
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5,882
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86.67
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686
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10.11
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58
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0.85
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82
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1.21
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44
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0.65
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23
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0.34
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12
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0.18
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| Perez
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6,215
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81.66
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1,073
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14.10
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197
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2.59
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42
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0.55
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43
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0.56
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25
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0.33
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16
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0.21
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| Pitogo
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10,324
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73.37
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3,431
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24.38
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148
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1.05
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81
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0.58
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52
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0.37
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23
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0.16
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13
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0.09
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| Plaridel
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5,632
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77.43
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1,380
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18.97
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153
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210
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24
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0.33
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48
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0.66
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30
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0.41
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7
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0.10
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| Polillo
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9,661
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58.82
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6,124
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37.29
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154
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0.94
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206
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1.25
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165
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1.00
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100
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0.61
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14
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0.09
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| Quezon
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7,230
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78.72
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1,599
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17.41
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235
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2.56
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38
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0.41
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43
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0.47
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34
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0.37
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6
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0.07
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| Real
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12,059
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63.95
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6,059
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32.13
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167
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0.89
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277
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1.47
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172
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0.91
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87
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0.46
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37
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0.20
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| Sampaloc
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5,218
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64.60
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2,584
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31.99
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73
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0.90
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77
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0.95
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91
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1.13
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25
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0.31
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9
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0.11
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| San Andres
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8,753
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60.67
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5,334
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36.97
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83
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0.58
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78
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0.54
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104
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0.72
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60
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0.42
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15
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0.10
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| San Antonio
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14,454
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70.07
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5,530
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26.81
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156
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0.76
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181
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0.88
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107
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0.52
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79
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0.38
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121
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0.59
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| San Francisco
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16,710
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56.44
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12,247
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41.37
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134
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0.45
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109
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0.37
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222
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0.75
|
162
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0.55
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22
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0.07
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| San Narciso
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16,848
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73.02
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5,849
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25.35
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120
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0.52
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90
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0.39
|
94
|
0.41
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54
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0.23
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19
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0.08
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| Sariaya
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52,411
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65.08
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25,699
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31.91
|
649
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0.81
|
613
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0.76
|
519
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0.64
|
263
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0.33
|
382
|
0.47
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| Tagkawayan
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19,908
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71.55
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6,510
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23.40
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834
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3.00
|
189
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0.68
|
215
|
0.77
|
138
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0.50
|
28
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0.10
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| Tayabas
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41,070
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74.11
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12,604
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22.74
|
507
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0.91
|
488
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0.88
|
340
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0.61
|
208
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0.38
|
198
|
0.36
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| Tiaong
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38,727
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70.32
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13,928
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25.29
|
637
|
1.16
|
693
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1.26
|
486
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0.88
|
254
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0.46
|
351
|
0.64
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| Unisan
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8,101
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54.24
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6,629
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44.39
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64
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0.43
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56
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0.37
|
47
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0.31
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26
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0.17
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12
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0.08
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| TOTAL
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790,534
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68.89
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320,296
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27.91
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13,119
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1.14
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8,523
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0.74
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7,287
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0.64
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4,162
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0.36
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3,532
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0.31
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Vice Gubernatorial election
Parties are as stated in their certificate of candidacies.
Incumbent Samuel Nantes is term-limited and is running for Mayor of Tayabas. His mother, former Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office board member Betty Nantes, is his party's nominee.[4] Anacleto Alcalla III wins the election with 665,570 votes over Betty Nantes who only garnered 283, 588.[1][2]
Per City/Municipality
| City/Municipality
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Anacleto Alcala III
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Betty Nantes
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Alona Villamayor-Obispo
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Perlita Lavides
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Teodorico Capina
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| Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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| Agdangan
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4,597
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64.31
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2,197
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30.74
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294
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4.11
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39
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0.55
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21
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0.29
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| Alabat
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5,772
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68.40
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2,096
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24.84
|
507
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6.01
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44
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0.52
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20
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0.24
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| Atimonan
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18,203
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65.49
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7,676
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27.62
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1,389
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5.00
|
440
|
1.58
|
87
|
0.31
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| Buenavista
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10,757
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74.72
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2,654
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18.44
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815
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5.66
|
97
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0.67
|
73
|
0.51
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| Burdeos
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4,552
|
50.04
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2,776
|
30.52
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1,665
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18.30
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67
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0.74
|
36
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0.40
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| Calauag
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22,107
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66.78
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7,978
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24.10
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2,581
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7.80
|
303
|
0.92
|
137
|
0.41
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| Candelaria
|
42,092
|
66.59
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17,001
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26.90
|
3,561
|
5.63
|
311
|
0.49
|
245
|
0.39
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| Catanauan
|
18,242
|
57.84
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11,218
|
35.57
|
1,564
|
4.96
|
278
|
0.88
|
238
|
0.75
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| Dolores
|
10,037
|
62.87
|
4,681
|
29.32
|
1,140
|
7.14
|
56
|
0.35
|
51
|
0.32
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| General Luna
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7,045
|
53.50
|
5,370
|
40.78
|
636
|
4.83
|
82
|
0.62
|
35
|
0.27
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| General Nakar
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9,829
|
55.95
|
4,319
|
24.59
|
3,138
|
17.86
|
201
|
1.14
|
79
|
0.45
|
| Guinayangan
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14,691
|
74.43
|
3,757
|
19.03
|
1,102
|
5.58
|
138
|
0.70
|
50
|
0.25
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| Gumaca
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20,168
|
60.34
|
11,187
|
33.47
|
1,441
|
4.31
|
477
|
1.43
|
152
|
0.45
|
| Infanta
|
18,428
|
52.70
|
9,293
|
26.57
|
6,878
|
19.67
|
242
|
0.69
|
130
|
0.37
|
| Jomalig
|
2,129
|
68.61
|
489
|
15.76
|
447
|
14.41
|
21
|
0.68
|
17
|
0.55
|
| Lopez
|
29,454
|
68.18
|
10,485
|
24.27
|
2,701
|
6.25
|
371
|
0.86
|
191
|
0.44
|
| Lucban
|
13,129
|
48.94
|
9,214
|
34.35
|
4,138
|
15.43
|
236
|
0.88
|
109
|
0.41
|
| Lucena
|
119,691
|
–
|
21,705
|
–
|
7,673
|
–
|
712
|
–
|
296
|
–
|
| Macalelon
|
8,567
|
66.35
|
3,571
|
27.66
|
603
|
4.67
|
100
|
0.77
|
71
|
0.55
|
| Mauban
|
15,998
|
47.28
|
11,232
|
33.19
|
6,221
|
18.38
|
293
|
0.87
|
96
|
0.28
|
| Mulanay
|
15,539
|
62.02
|
7,768
|
31.01
|
1,428
|
5.70
|
202
|
0.81
|
117
|
0.47
|
| Padre Burgos
|
7,790
|
65.30
|
3,362
|
28.18
|
662
|
5.55
|
73
|
0.61
|
43
|
0.36
|
| Pagbilao
|
20,028
|
57.86
|
10,585
|
30.58
|
3,674
|
10.61
|
234
|
0.68
|
93
|
0.27
|
| Panukulan
|
3,554
|
46.42
|
2,281
|
29.79
|
1,735
|
22.66
|
61
|
0.80
|
25
|
0.33
|
| Patnanungan
|
4,374
|
70.37
|
1,111
|
17.87
|
640
|
10.30
|
55
|
0.88
|
36
|
0.58
|
| Perez
|
4,653
|
72.67
|
1,295
|
20.22
|
404
|
6.31
|
35
|
0.55
|
16
|
0.25
|
| Pitogo
|
8,046
|
64.11
|
3,656
|
29.13
|
661
|
5.27
|
127
|
1.01
|
61
|
0.49
|
| Plaridel
|
4,750
|
73.47
|
1,454
|
22.49
|
200
|
3.09
|
44
|
0.68
|
17
|
0.26
|
| Polillo
|
5,693
|
38.41
|
6,673
|
45.02
|
2,280
|
15.38
|
122
|
0.82
|
55
|
0.37
|
| Quezon
|
5,125
|
64.13
|
2,311
|
28.92
|
480
|
6.01
|
54
|
0.68
|
22
|
0.28
|
| Real
|
9,509
|
54.75
|
4,972
|
28.63
|
2,688
|
15.48
|
129
|
0.74
|
69
|
0.40
|
| Sampaloc
|
3,393
|
46.17
|
2,808
|
38.21
|
1,093
|
14.87
|
39
|
0.53
|
16
|
0.22
|
| San Andres
|
7,334
|
57.23
|
4,269
|
33.31
|
1,018
|
7.94
|
139
|
1.08
|
56
|
0.44
|
| San Antonio
|
13,986
|
73.58
|
3,847
|
20.24
|
1,089
|
5.73
|
53
|
0.28
|
32
|
0.17
|
| San Francisco
|
15,242
|
58.26
|
9,082
|
34.72
|
1,553
|
5.94
|
190
|
0.73
|
94
|
0.36
|
| San Narciso
|
13,906
|
69.07
|
5,276
|
26.20
|
775
|
3.85
|
95
|
0.47
|
82
|
0.41
|
| Sariaya
|
47,791
|
63.95
|
21,801
|
29.17
|
4,590
|
6.14
|
296
|
0.40
|
251
|
0.34
|
| Tagkawayan
|
14,095
|
59.31
|
7,798
|
32.81
|
1,524
|
6.41
|
230
|
0.97
|
118
|
0.50
|
| Tayabas
|
23,948
|
45.36
|
16,224
|
30.73
|
12,083
|
22.88
|
350
|
0.66
|
195
|
0.37
|
| Tiaong
|
33,501
|
65.78
|
12,465
|
24.47
|
4,424
|
8.69
|
291
|
0.57
|
250
|
0.49
|
| Unisan
|
7,695
|
55.74
|
5,593
|
40.52
|
411
|
2.98
|
71
|
0.51
|
34
|
0.25
|
|
|
| TOTAL
|
665,442
|
63.25
|
283,530
|
26.95
|
91,906
|
8.74
|
7,398
|
0.70
|
3,816
|
0.36
|
Provincial board elections
| Party | Votes | % | Seats |
|---|
| Nationalist People's Coalition | 983,938 | 47.33 | 7 |
| Nacionalista | 408,758 | 19.66 | 2 |
| Lakas–CMD | 269,222 | 12.95 | 0 |
| Aksyon | 106,875 | 5.14 | 0 |
| National Unity Party | 83,661 | 4.02 | 1 |
| PRP | 75,777 | 3.65 | 0 |
| PDP-Laban | 74,158 | 3.57 | 0 |
| Labor Party Philippines | 21,613 | 1.04 | 0 |
| Liberal | 6,503 | 0.31 | 0 |
| Independent | 48,181 | 2.32 | 0 |
| Ex officio seats | | 3 |
| Total | 2,078,686 | 100.00 | 13 |
1st District
2nd District
3rd District
4th District
Congressional elections
1st District
Incumbent Representative Mark Enverga is running for reelection.
2nd District
Incumbent Representative David Suarez is running for reelection. One of his opponents is former Department of Agriculture Secretary and former second district representative Proceso Alcala.[5] Another challenger is local artist[6][7] and civic volunteer Abigail Jashael "Abi" Bagabaldo.[8]
3rd District
Incumbent Representative Aleta Suarez is running for reelection.
4th District
Incumbent Representative Angelina Tan is term-limited and is running for governor. Her son Mike is her party's nominee.
Lucena local elections
Lucena is an independent component city and is not jurisdictionally part of Quezon, but is often grouped with it.
Mayoralty elections
Incumbent Rhoderick Alcala is term-limited and is running for Vice Mayor. His son, Mark is his party's nominee. His opponents are incumbent councilor Sunshine Abcede and incumbent Board Member Romano Franco Talaga.[9] Incumbent Vice Mayor Philip Castillo died on February 19, 2022. He was substituted by Deric Castillo.
Notes
- A^ Vice Mayor Philip Castillo died on February 19, 2022. His son, Deric Castillo, was named as his substitute.
Vice Mayoralty elections
Incumbent Anacleto Alcala III, who assumed post due to the death of Vice Mayor Philip Castillo is running for Vice Governor. Running for the position are incumbent Mayor Rhoderick Alcala, Serafin Meera, Jr. and incumbent councilor Nilo Villapando.
City council elections
City and municipal elections
1st District
- City: Tayabas City
- Municipalities: Burdeos, General Nakar, Infanta, Jomalig, Lucban, Mauban, Pagbilao, Panukulan, Patnanungan, Polillo, Real, Sampaloc
Tayabas City
Incumbent Ernida Reynoso is running for reelection. Her opponents are incumbent Vice Mayor Manuel Victorio Manaig and incumbent Vice Governor Samuel Nantes.
Burdeos
General Nakar
Infanta
Jomalig
Lucban
Mauban
Pagbilao
Panukulan
Patnanugan
Polilio
Real
Sampaloc
2nd District
Candelaria
Incumbent Macario Boongaling is running for Vice Mayor. His party nominated incumbent Vice Mayor George Suayan. His opponents are incumbent LMB President Ireneo Boongaling who happens to be the cousin of the incumbent mayor and former Mayor Ferdinand Maliwanag.
Dolores
Incumbent Orlan Calayag is running for reelection.
San Antonio
Erick Wagan is term-limited. His party nominated former Mayor Aniano Ariel Wagan.
Sariaya
Incumbent Marcelo Gayeta is running for reelection[12] unopposed.
Tiaong
Incumbent Ramon Preza is term-limited. His party nominated incumbent Vice Mayor William Razon.[13]
3rd District
- Municipalities: Agdangan, Buenavista, Catanauan, General Luna, Macalelon, Mulanay, Padre Burgos, Pitogo, San Andres, San Francisco, San Narciso, Unisan
Agdangan
Buenavista
Catanauan
General Luna
Macalelon
Mulanay
Padre Burgos
Pitogo
San Andres
San Francisco
San Narciso
Unisan
4th District
Alabat
Atimonan
Calauag
Guinayangan
Gumaca
Lopez
Perez
Plaridel
Quezon
Tagkawayan
References
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- ^ a b Otordoz, Belinda (May 11, 2022). "Quezon province gets first female governor". PNA. Retrieved April 3, 2025.
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- ^ Mallari, Delfin T. Jr. (October 6, 2021). "Quezon gov Danilo Suarez seeks reelection". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved December 23, 2021.
- ^ Mallari, Delfin T. Jr. (October 6, 2021). "Ex-Quezon solon files COC in bid to regain old post". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved March 15, 2022.
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- ^ "1st 'Yakapalooza' in PH on Valentine's Day set". news.abs-cbn.com. February 14, 2013.
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- ^ Mallari, Delfin T. Jr. (October 5, 2021). "Father, son tandem gun for mayor, vice mayor seats in Lucena". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved March 15, 2022.
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- ^ "PROFILE: WILLIAM RAZON | Candidate for Mayor - 2022 elections". Rappler. Retrieved April 22, 2022.
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