Philippine legislative election, 1987

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Philippine legislative election, 1987 All 24 seats to the Senate and all 250+ seats to the House of Representatives
May 11, 1987
		Majority Party	Minority Party
Party		LABAN	GAD
Last election		9 seats	No seats
Seats won		5	2
Seat change		-4	+2

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The Elections for the Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives were held in the Philippines on May 11, 1987.

Contents 1 Background 2 Major Senatorial Candidates 2.1 Administration coalition 2.2 Main opposition coalition 2.3 Other notable candidates 3 Results 3.1 Tally of votes 4 See also 5 External links

[edit] Background

Lakas ng Bayan coalition composed of PDP-Laban, UNIDO, Liberal Party-Salonga Wing, National Union of Christian Democrats, Philippine Democratic Socialist Party, Bandila and Pinaghiusa.

Grand Alliance for Democracy (GAD) coalition composed of the Nacionalista Party, Kilusang Bagong Lipunan, Partido Nacionalista ng Pilipinas, Liberal Party-Kalaw Wing, Mindanao Alliance, Muslim Federal Party and other opposition groups.

[edit] Major Senatorial Candidates

[edit] Administration coalition Lakas ng Bayan Heherson Alvarez Edgardo Angara Agapito Aquino Arturo Defensor Neptali Gonzales Teofisto Guingona Jr. Ernesto Herrera Sotero H. Laurel Jose Lina Jr. Ernesto Maceda Raul Manglapus Orlando S. Mercado Vicente Paterno John Henry Osmena Aquilino Pimentel Jr. Santanina Rasul Alberto Romulo Rene Saguisag Augusto Sanchez Jovito Salonga Leticia Ramos-Shahani Mamintal Tamano Wigberto Tañada Victor Ziga

[edit] Main opposition coalition Grand Alliance for Democracy Firdausi Smail Abbas Homobono Adaza Alejandro Almendras Abul Kahyr Alonto Juan Ponce Enrile Joseph Estrada Rene Espina Wilson Gamboa Roilo Golez Romeo Jalosjos Eva Estrada-Kalaw Wenceslao Lagumbay Vicente Magsaysay Jeremias Montemayor Blas Ople Rafael Palmares Zosimo Jesus Paredes, Jr. Vicente Puyat Edith N. Rabat Isidro Rodriguez Francisco Tatad Lorenzo Teves Arturo Tolentino Fernando Veloso

[edit] Other notable candidates

Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
Rafael Recto
Rodolfo Fariñas

Independent
Jose "Ramon Revilla" Bautista

[edit] Results

[edit] Tally of votes

Rank	Candidate	Party	Votes
1	Salonga	LABAN	12,988,360
2	Aquino	LABAN	12,426,432
3	Mercado	LABAN	11,901,673
4	Osmeña	LABAN	11,299,102
5	Angara	LABAN	11,288,407
6	Romulo	LABAN	11,119,193
7	Ramos-Shahani	LABAN	11,089,340
8	Saguisag	LABAN	10,871,850
9	Gonzales	LABAN	10,855,796
10	Lina	LABAN	10,679,150
11	Tañada	LABAN	10,420,831
12	Alvarez	LABAN	10,288,113
13	Laurel	LABAN	10,278,729
14	Estrada	GAD	10,029,978
15	Guingona	LABAN	9,957,591
16	Manglapus	LABAN	9,910,244
17	Paterno	LABAN	9,647,680
18	Ziga	LABAN	9,489,132
19	Maceda	LABAN	9,381,682
20	Pimentel	LABAN	9,042,696
21	Herrera	LABAN	8,474,297
22	Tamano	LABAN	8,102,231
23	Rasul	LABAN	7,966,882
24	Enrile	GAD	7,964,966
25	Sanchez	LABAN	7,891,932
26	Defensor	LABAN	7,865,702
27	Kalaw	GAD	6,922,810
28	Puyat-Reyes	GAD	6,859,307
29	Almendras	GAD	6,317,107
30	Ople	GAD	5,736,911
31	Tolentino	GAD	5,725,189
32	Magsaysay	GAD	5,500,447
33	Bautista	Independent	5,203,982
34	Espina	GAD	5,107,313
35	Tatad	GAD	4,743,678
36	Adaza	GAD	6,922,810
37	Golez	GAD	4,657,782
38	Recto	KBL	3,277,088
39	Jalosjos	GAD	3,131,226
40	Gamboa	GAD	2,450,523
41	Rodriguez	GAD	2,326,937
42	Lagumbay	GAD	2,168,086
43	Alonto	GAD	1,998,261
44	Palmares	GAD	1,974,023
45	Teves	GAD	1,790,962
46	Paredes	GAD	1,786,271
47	Fariñas	GAD	1,668,147
48	Veloso	GAD	1,660,100
49	Rabat	GAD	1,655,065
50	Perez	KBL	1,559,353
51	Montemayor	GAD	1,522,413
52	Pritanico	KBL	1,501,159
53	Yñiguez	KBL	1,429,910
54	Abbas	GAD	1,372,920

Source: COMELEC. Final and official list. This list is partial as records show more than 100 candidates ran for the 1987 senate race.

[edit] See also

• Commission on Elections
• Politics of the Philippines
• Philippine elections
• 8th Congress of the Philippines

[edit] External links

• Official website of the Commission on Elections
• Official website of the House of Representatives
• G.R. No. 83767 October 27, 1988

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