Philippine general election, 1995

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This article on elections in the Philippines give information on election and election results in the Philippines.

Legislative elections and local elections were held in the Philippines on May 8, 1995. Filipinos protected the ballot boxes with their lives and campaigned against traditional politicians who used bribery, flying voters, violence, election rigging, stealing of ballot boxes and etc. The Philippine National Police (PNP) had listed five dead and listed more than 200 hotspots before the election and during the election day listed 300 hotspots.

1 Major Senatorial Candidates
- 1.1 Administration coalition
- 1.2 Opposition coalition
2 Results
- 2.1 Senate
3 See Also
4 External links

[edit] Major Senatorial Candidates

[edit] Administration coalition

Lakas-Laban
Candidate	Party
Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo	LDP
Rodolfo Biazon	LDP
Franklin Drilon	LDP
Juan Ponce Enrile	Lakas-NUCD
Marcelo Fernan	Lakas-NUCD
Juan Flavier	Lakas-NUCD
Ramon Magsaysay, Jr.	Lakas-NUCD
Ramon Mitra	LDP
Sergio Osmeña III	Lakas-NUCD
Aquilino Pimentel, Jr.	PDP-Laban
Raul Roco	LDP
Francisco Tatad	LDP

[edit] Opposition coalition

Nationalist People's Coalition
Candidate	Party
Rosemarie Arenas	NPC
Gaudencio Beduya	NPC
Anna Dominique Coseteng	NPC
Amanda T. Cruz	NPC
Ramon Fernandez	NPC
Gregorio Honasan	Independent/RAM
Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.	KBL
Adelisa A. Raymundo	NPC
Manuel C. Roxas	NPC
Miriam Defensor-Santiago	PRP
Almarin C. Tillah	NPC
Arturo Tolentino	NPC

Note: Party affiliation based on Certificate of Candidacy.

[edit] Results

[edit] Senate

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Summary of the May 8, 1995 Senatorial **election results**
Rank	Candidate	Party (Coalition)	Votes
1.	Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo	LDP (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	15,745,741
2.	Raul Roco	LDP (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	12,509,736
3.	Ramon Magsaysay, Jr.	Lakas-CMD (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	11,862,458
4.	Franklin Drilon	Lakas-NUCD (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	11,032,476
5.	Juan Flavier	Lakas-NUCD (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	10,748,528
6.	Miriam Defensor-Santiago	PRP (Nationalist People's Coalition)	9,497,231
7.	Sergio Osmeña III	Lakas-NUCD (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	9,390,935
8.	Francisco Tatad	LDP (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	9,146,951
9.	Gregorio Honasan	Independent / RAM (Nationalist People's Coalition)	8,968,616
10.	Marcelo Fernan	LDP (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	8,762,235
11.	Juan Ponce Enrile	Lakas-CMD (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	8,701,191
12.	Anna Dominique Coseteng	NPC (Nationalist People's Coalition)	8,700,278

13.	Ramon Mitra	LDP (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	8,650,618
14.	Rodolfo Biazon	LDP (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	8,587,338
15.	Aquilino Pimentel, Jr.	PDP-Laban (Lakas-Laban Coalition)	8,522,148
16.	Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.	NPC	8,168,768
17.	Arturo Tolentino	NPC	7,726,006
18.	Ramon Fernandez	NPC	3,572,604
19.	Rosemarie Arenas	NPC	3,178,837
20.	Manuel C. Roxas	NPC	2,455,764
Source: SWS Media Release