Local elections were held in Makati on May 13, 2013, within the Philippine general election. The voters elected for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, the two congressmen, and the sixteen councilors, eight in each of the city's two legislative districts.
Mayoral and vice mayoral election Incumbent Mayor Jejomar Erwin "Junjun" Binay is running for his second term under United Nationalist Alliance. His running mate is former city administrator Marge De Veyra. His opponent for the mayoralty race is lawyer Renato "Rene" Bondal, an independent candidate whose running mate is incumbent Vice Mayor Romulo "Kid" Peña Jr.
Congressional election
Incumbent 1st District Representative Monique Lagdameo won on 2010 election with a 0.19% margin over her closest rival, Maria Lourdes Locsin, wife of former Rep. Teodoro Locsin, Jr. This year, she is running for her reelection under UNA, facing Edilberto Cuenca (Ang Kapatiran), Virgilio "Battle" Batalla, and Miguel Lopez, Jr., both independent candidates.
Incumbent 2nd District Representative Abigail Binay is running for reelection. Her opponent is Joel Sarza, who is running as an independent.
Candidates Administration coalition +United Nationalist Alliance/Team Binay # Name Party For Mayor Jejomar Erwin "Junjun" S. Binay Jr. For Vice Mayor Marjorie "Marge" De Veyra For House Of Representative (1st District) Monique "Nik" Lagdameo For Councilor (1st District) Marie Alethea "Mayeth" S. Casal-Uy Manuel Monsour T. del Rosario III Ferdinand Jacinto "Ferdie Tangol" T. Eusebio Ma. Concepcion "Ichi" Yabut Virgilio "VirJhong" V. Hilario, Sr. Arnold "Idol" C. Magpantay Romeo "Romy" C. Medina Tosca Camille T. Puno-Ramos For House Of Representative (2nd District) Mar-Len Abigail "Abby" S. Binay-Campos For Councilor (2nd District) Israel "Boyet" S. Cruzado Ma. Theresa "Tetchie" Nillo-de Lara Henry A. Jacome Leonardo "Leo" M. Magpantay Nelson "Doc" S. Pasia Vincent T. Sese Mary Ruth C. Tolentino Nemesio "King" S. Yabut Jr.
Opposition coalition +Liberal Party/Team Kid # Name Party For Mayor Renato "Rene" L. Bondal For Vice Mayor Romulo "Kid" Peña Jr. For Councilor (1st District) Arthur C. Cruto Glenn C. Enciso Raymond "Isko" E. Kahiwat For Councilor (2nd District) Efren T. Arenas Ernesto "Aspi" A. Aspillaga Pedro "Jun" L. Opoc Jr.
Independent Candidates +IndependentName Party For House of Representative (1st District)Virgilio "Battle" R. Batalla Miguel Lopez Jr. For Councilor (1st District)Leandro Augustine "Drew" P. Nadal Jessielin "Jessy" O. Trinidad Anthony V. Lichauco Launcelot M. Beltran Perfecto "Bambi" M. Santos Donato C. Teodoro Donato B. Peregrina For House of Representative (2nd District)Joel A. Sarza For Councilor (2nd District)Roberto "Jun" C. Brillante Jr. Antonio G. Manalili Mariano S. Cruz Nemesio B. Beare
Other Non-Independent Candidates +Ang KapatiranFor House of Representative (1st District)Ediberto M. Cuenca
+Centrist Democratic Party of the PhilippinesFor Councilor (2nd District)Nenita S. Manongsong
Results
Mayoral election Incumbent Mayor Junjun Binay (UNA) defeated lawyer Rene Bondal in a landslide.
Vice-mayoral election Incumbent Vice Mayor Kid Peña narrowly defeated former city administrator Marge de Veyra.
Congressional election
1st District Monique Lagdameo is the incumbent. She easily won reelection against three other candidates.
2nd District
Abigail Binay is the incumbent. She won against independent candidate Joel Sarza by a large margin.
City Council Election Each of Makati's two legislative districts elects eight councilors to the City Council. The eight candidates with the highest number of votes wins the seats per district.
Of the incumbent councilors elected in 2010, only one is not seeking re-election: Salvador Pangilinan, not running.
1st District All Team Binay candidates won in this district.
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2nd District All Team Binay candidates won in this district.
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References
External links Official website of the Commission on Elections Official website of National Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL) Official website of the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV)