Buhay Hayaan Yumabong

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Buhay Hayaan Yumabong (Let Life Prosper) is a party-list in the Philippines founded by El Shaddai leader Mike Velarde.

In the 2004 elections for the House of Representatives the party-list got 705,730 votes (5.5473% of the nationwide party-list vote)^[1] and two seats.^[2] In the 14 May 2007 election, the party won 3 seats in the nationwide party-list vote. In the 2010 elections, 1,249,555 votes, Buhay gets three seats. Buhay was number three among all party-lists in the 2010 elections, after Ako Bicol, with 1,522,986 votes (three seats) and Senior Citizens, with 1,292,182 votes (three seats).

Electoral performance

Election	Votes	%	Seats
2004	705,730	5.55%	2
2007	1,169,234	7.33%	3
2010	1,249,555	4.19%	2
2013	1,255,808	4.44%	3

References

Political parties in the Philippines

Senate (24)

Nacionalista (5)
UNA (5)
Liberal (4)
Lakas (2)
NPC (2)
LDP (1)
PDP-Laban (1)
PRP (1)
Independent (3)

House of
Representatives (292)

Districts	Liberal (112) NPC (39) NUP (26) Nacionalista (19) Lakas (14) UNA (8) LDP (2) CDP (1) KBL (1) Local parties (8) Independent (6)

Party- lists	Buhay (3) A TEACHER (2) Bayan Muna (2) 1-CARE (2) Akbayan (2) Ako Bicol (2) Abono (2) OFW Family Club (2) GABRIELA (2) Coop-NATCCO (2) AGAP (2) CIBAC (2) Magdalo (2) An Waray (2) Abante Mindanao (1) Alliance of Concerned Teachers (1) Butil (1) ACT-CIS (1) Anak Mindanao (1) LPG Marketers Association (1) KALINGA (1) TUCP (1) YACAP (1) Agri (1) ANGKLA (1) ABS (1) DIWA (1) Kabataan (1) Anakpawis (1) Alay Buhay (1) AAMBIS-OWA (1) 1-SAGIP (1) AVE (1) ATING KOOP (1) 1-BAP (1) Ang Mata'y Aalagaan (1) Abakada Guro (1) Ang Nars (1)

Out of Congress

Banned

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