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3. March 22, 1897
(Tejeros Convention):
Emilio F. Aguinaldo
MAGDALO PARTY
Andres Bonifacio
MAGDIWANG PARTY
Mariano Trias
MAGDIWANG PARTY
4. September 16, 1935:
Manuel L. Quezon – Sergio S. Osmeña
NACIONALISTA
Gregorio Aglipay – Norberto Nabong
REPUBLICAN/PARTIDO KOMUNISTA NG PILIPINAS (PKP)
Emilio F. Aguinaldo – Raymundo Melliza
NATIONAL SOCIALIST PARTY
Pascual Racuyal
INDEPENDENT
5. June 18, 1940:
Plebiscite -
A plebiscite on June 18, 1940 to ratify the following
amendments to the Constitution: tenure of the
President and the Vice-President was four years
with reelection for another term; establishment of
a bicameral Congress of the Philippines, with
the Senate as the upper house and the House of
Representatives as the lower house, and the creation
of an independent Commission on
Elections composed of three members to supervise
all elections and plebiscites.
6. November 11, 1941:
Manuel L. Quezon – Sergio S. Osmeña
NACIONALISTA
Juan Sumulong – Emilio Javier
POPULAR FRONT
Pedro Abad Santos
SOCIALIST PARTY
Hilario C. Moncado
MODERNIST PARTY
7. April 23, 1946:
Manuel A. Roxas – Elpidio Quirino
NACIONALIST (LIBERAL-WING)
Sergio S. Osmeña – Eulogio A. Rodriguez
NACIONALISTA
Hilario C. Moncado – Lou Salvador
MODERNIST PARTY
8. November 8, 1949:
Elpidio Quirino – Fernando Lopez
LIBERAL PARTY
Jose P. Laurel – Manuel Briones
NACIONALISTA
Jose D. Avelino
REBEL LIBERAL
9. November 10, 1953:
Ramon Magsaysay – Carlos P. Garcia
NACIONALISTA
Elpidio Quirino – Jose Yulo
LIBERAL PARTY
10. November 12, 1957:
Carlos P. Garcia – Jose Laurel Jr.
NACIONALISTA
Jose Yulo – Diosdado Macapagal
LIBERAL PARTY
Manuel Manahan – Vicente Araneta
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
Claro M. Recto – Lorenzo Tañada
NATIONALIST CITIZENS’ PARTY (NCP)
Antonio Quirino (Elpidio’s younger brother)
REBEL LIBERAL
11. November 14, 1961:
Diosdado Macapagal – Emmanuel Pelaez
LIBERAL PARTY
Carlos P. Garcia – Gil J. Puyat
NACIONALISTA
12. November 9, 1965:
Ferdinand E. Marcos – Fernando Lopez
NACIONALISTA
Diosdado Macapagal – Gerardo M. Roxas
LIBERAL PARTY
Raul Manglapus – Manuel Manahan
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
13. November 11, 1969:
Ferdinand E. Marcos – Fernando Lopez
NACIONALISTA
Sergio Osmeña Jr. – Genaro Magsaysay
LIBERAL PARTY
14. June 16, 1981:
Ferdinand E. Marcos
KILUSANG BAGONG LIPUNAN (KBL)
Alejo Santos
NACIONALISTA
Bartolome C. Cabangbang
FEDERAL PARTY
15. February 7, 1986:
Ferdinand E. Marcos – Arturo M. Tolentino
KBL/NACIONALISTA
Corazon C. Aquino – Salvador H. Laurel
PDP-LABAN/NACIONALISTA
16. May 11, 1992:
Fidel V. Ramos – Emilio M. Osmeña
LAKAS-NUCD
Miriam Defensor-Santiago – Ramon Magsaysay Jr.
PEOPLE’S REFORM PARTY (PRP)
Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. – Joseph E. Estrada
NATIONALIST PEOPLE’S COALITION (NPC)/
PARTIDO NG MASANG PILIPINO (PMP)
Ramon Mitra – Marcelo B. Fernan
LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO (LDP)
Imelda R. Marcos – Vicente Magsaysay
KILUSANG BAGONG LIPUNAN (KBL)
Jovito R. Salonga – Aquilino Pimentel Jr.
LIBERAL PARTY/PDP-LABAN
Salvador H. Laurel – Eva Estrada-Kalaw
NACIONALISTA
17. May 11, 1998:
Joseph E. Estrada – Edgardo J. Angara
LABANG NG MAKABAYANG MASANG PILIPINO (LAMMP)
Jose De Venecia – Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
LAKAS-NUCD-UMDP/KAMPI
Raul Roco – Irene Santiago
AKSYON DEMOKRATIKONG
Emilio Osmeña – Ismael Sueno
PROBINSYA MUNA DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (PROMDI)
Alfredo Lim – Sergio Osmeña III
LIBERAL PARTY
Renato De Villa – Oscar Orbos
PARTIDO NG DEMOKRATIKONG REPORMA (PADER)/LAPIANG
MANGGAGAWA (LM)
Miriam D. Santiago – Francisco Tatad
PEOPLE’S REFORM PARTY/GABAY BAYAN
Juan Ponce Enrile
INDEPENDENT
Imelda R. Marcos (withdrew)
KILUSANG BAGONG LIPUNAN (KBL)
Santiago Dumlao
KILUSAN PARA SA PAMBANSANG PAGPAPANIBAGO
Manuel Morato – Camilo Sabio
PARTIDO BANSANG MARANGAL
18. May 10, 2004:
Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo – Noli De Castro
K-4
Fernando Poe Jr. – Loren Legarda
Koalisyon ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino (KNP)
Panfilo Lacson
LDP (Agapito Aquino Wing)
Raul Roco – Herminio Aquino
ALYANSA NG PAGASA (PADER, AKSYON, PROMDI)
Eddie Villanueva -
BAGON PILIPINAS MOVEMENT
19. May 10, 2010:
Benigno S. Aquino III – Manuel A. Roxas II
LIBERAL PARTY
Joseph E. Estrada – Jejomar Binay
PUWERSA NG MASANG PILIPINO (PMP)/PDP-LABAN
Manuel Villar – Loren Legarda
NACIONALISTA/NATIONALIST PEOPLE’S COALITION (NPC)
Gilbert Teodoro – Edu Manzano
LAKAS-CMD/KAMPI
Eddie Villanueva – Perfecto Yasay
BANGON PILIPINAS PARTY
Richard Gordon – Bayani Fernando
BAGUMBAYAN/VOLUNTEERS FOR NEW PHILIPPINES (BM-VNP)
Nicanor Perlas
INDEPENDENT
Jamby Madrigal
INDEPENDENT
John Carlos delos Reyes – Dominador Chipeco Jr.
ANG KAPATIRAN
20. May 9, 2016:
Rodrigo R. Duterte – Alan Peter S. Cayetano
PDP-LABAN/NACIONALISTA
Manuel A. Roxas II – Leni Robredo
LIBERAL PARTY
Grace Poe-Llamanzares – Francis Escudero
INDEPENDENT
Jejomar Binay – Gregorio Honasan
UNITED NATIONALIST ALLIANCE (UNA)
Miriam D. Santiago – Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.
PEOPLE’S REFORM PARTY (PRP)/NACIONALISTA