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Congressional districts of the Philippines (Filipino: distritong pangkapulungan) refers to the electoral districts or constituencies in which the country is divided for the purpose of electing 254 of the 318 members of the House of Representatives (with the other 64 being elected through a system of party-list proportional representation). The country is currently divided into 254 congressional districts, also known as legislative districts or representative districts, with each one representing at least 250,000 people or one entire province. The 1987 Constitution of the Philippines initially provided for a maximum 200 congressional districts or 80 percent of the maximum 250 seats for the lower house, with the remaining 20 percent or 50 seats allotted for sectoral or party-list representatives. This number has since been revised with the enactment of several laws creating more districts pursuant to the 1991 Local Government Code.

Congressional districts of the Philippines
CategoryElectoral district
LocationPhilippines
Number254 (as of 2022)
Populations18,831–1,239,688
Areas4.08–7,725.90 km2 (1.58–2,982.99 sq mi)
Government
  • Congress of the Philippines

Philippine congressional districts are contiguous and compact territories composed of adjacent local government units where practicable. They are single-member districts which return one member each to the lower chamber, elected to serve a maximum of three consecutive three-year terms through a first-past-the-post voting system. The Philippine Statistics Authority conducts a constitutionally mandated quinquennial census whose figures are used to determine the number of congressional districts to which each province or city is entitled, in a process called apportionment.

There are currently 254 congressional districts in the Philippines. Voting representatives are elected from these districts to the lower house of the Congress of the Philippines every three years. In 1946, there were originally 98 congressional districts, this number increased to 200 after the 1987 constitution was created and new redistricting articles were mandated.

Apportionment

The Philippines constitution mandates a nationwide reapportionment of setting boundaries for legislative districts; however, the legislature has not approved a reapportionment bill since 1987. Following the ‘one person, one vote’ doctrine, political territories are expected to be symmetric and have limited variance in the size of its constituencies. However, many new districts have been created that defy the basic requisites for redistricting as the constitution fails to clearly expound the due process for apportionment and redistricting. This has resulted in unequal representation in districts such as Calacoon City, and Batanes being represented by one legislator each, despite containing populations of 1.2 million and 17 000 people respectively.

Philippine's 254 congressional districts are composed of territories within provinces, cities and municipalities. From an American perspective, provinces are equivalent to states, and below that is the city/municipality which is equivalent to a city/town in the United States. Provinces are represented by governors and can be split into multiple congressional districts, each of which elects a congressman. Provincial governors allocate resources and control patronage in municipalities across all congressional districts in the province, thus have greater exposure and power than a representative from a single district.

Delimitation

There has been no official delimitation process in the Philippines since the 1987 constitution's ratification. As per Article 6 of the constitution, the requisites for creation of a legislative district are as follows:

  • Should comprise territories that are practicably contiguous, compact and adjacent.
  • Contiguous territory of at least 2,000 square kilometres, as certified by the Lands Management Bureau.
  • A population of at least 250,000 inhabitants as certified by the National Statistics office.

Since 1987, 43 districts have been newly added due to the creation of new cities and provinces, sundering from existing provinces, and piecemeal redistricting. As incumbents control the institutions that determine the rules for redistricting, many of the congressional districts are allegedly gerrymandered to ensure the elite persistence of select families that form the Philippines' political dynasties. This is illustrated by the Marcos family which remained in power from 1987 to 2008 in almost 50 congressional districts, despite term limits.

List

District Region Electorate (2025) Population (2024) Area (km2) Representative Party
Abra's lone CAR 188,957 246,948 4,165.25 Joseph Bernos Lakas
Agusan del Norte's lone XIII 272,163 404,100 2,730.24 Dale Corvera Lakas
Agusan del Sur's 1st XIII 214,205 366,819 4,472.97 Alfel Bascug NUP
Agusan del Sur's 2nd XIII 232,437 373,712 5,516.55 Eddiebong Plaza NUP
Aklan's 1st VI 209,532 321,601 1,033.75 Jess Marquez NPC
Aklan's 2nd VI 205,358 312,821 787.67 Florencio Miraflores NPC
Albay's 1st V 274,912 398,170 547.88 Krisel Lagman Liberal
Albay's 2nd V 327,382 484,409 665.94 Caloy Loria NUP
Albay's 3rd V 337,820 496,819 1,361.95 Adrian Salceda Lakas
Antipolo's 1st IV-A 212,925 391,807 35.15 Ronaldo Puno NUP
Antipolo's 2nd IV-A 242,872 521,905 258.57 Romeo Acop NUP
Antique's lone VI 399,553 643,173 2,729.17 Antonio Legarda Jr. NPC
Apayao's lone CAR 83,441 126,587 4,413.35 Eleanor Begtang NPC
Aurora's lone III 157,240 240,824 3,147.32 Rommel T. Angara LDP
Bacolod's lone NIR 355,880 624,787 162.67 Albee Benitez Independent
Baguio's lone CAR 166,416 368,426 57.51 Mauricio Domogan Lakas
Basilan's lone BARMM 315,601 693,244 1,327.23 Yusop Alano PFP
Bataan's 1st III 163,095 239,187 357.92 Antonino Roman III Lakas
Bataan's 2nd III 199,306 302,042 318.24 Albert Garcia NUP
Bataan's 3rd III 223,643 350,211 696.82 Maria Angela Garcia NUP
Batanes' lone II 13,655 18,937 219.01 Jun Gato NPC
Batangas' 1st IV-A 419,735 650,985 924.83 Leandro Legarda Leviste Lakas
Batangas' 2nd IV-A 208,306 307,269 399.14 Gerville Luistro Lakas
Batangas' 3rd IV-A 515,378 809,698 545.73 King Collantes NPC
Batangas' 4th IV-A 329,711 481,184 757.69 Caloy Bolilia Nacionalista
Batangas' 5th IV-A 228,263 358,267 282.96 Beverley Dimacuha Nacionalista
Batangas' 6th IV-A 257,401 387,392 209.40 Ryan Recto Nacionalista
Benguet's lone CAR 249,729 473,190 2,769.08 Eric Yap Lakas
Biliran's lone VIII 124,191 184,095 536.01 Gerardo Espina Jr. Lakas
Biñan's lone IV-A 227,474 584,479 43.50 Arman Dimaguila Lakas
Bohol's 1st VII 327,862 478,745 1,002.68 John Geesnell Yap LDP
Bohol's 2nd VII 326,937 478,035 1,640.57 Vanvan Aumentado Lakas
Bohol's 3rd VII 326,765 455,946 2,187.54 Alexie Tutor Lakas
Bukidnon's 1st X 217,275 350,473 2,681.51 Jose Manuel Alba Lakas
Bukidnon's 2nd X 267,163 423,583 3,297.07 Jonathan Keith Flores Lakas
Bukidnon's 3rd X 311,057 499,956 3,219.57 Audrey Zubiri PFP
Bukidnon's 4th X 200,241 327,890 1,300.44 Laarni Roque Nacionalista
Bulacan's 1st III 449,028 781,607 385.73 Danny Domingo NUP
Bulacan's 2nd III 236,272 375,698 147.48 Tina Pancho NUP
Bulacan's 3rd III 286,844 441,252 1,445.50 Cholo Violago Lakas
Bulacan's 4th III 287,554 552,603 117.94 Linabelle Villarica PFP
Bulacan's 5th III 317,655 508,874 119.23 Agay Cruz Lakas
Bulacan's 6th III 285,359 531,084 462.28 Salvador Pleyto Lakas
Butuan's lone XIII 220,694 385,530 816.62 Jose Aquino II Lakas
Cagayan's 1st II 280,282 462,712 4,221.45 Ramon Nolasco Lakas
Cagayan's 2nd II 210,751 329,098 2,751.40 Baby Alfonso Lakas
Cagayan's 3rd II 294,961 492,866 2,322.90 Joseph Lara Lakas
Cagayan de Oro's 1st X 211,679 394,984 377.81 Lordan Suan Lakas
Cagayan de Oro's 2nd X 203,016 346,633 123.50 Rufus Rodriguez CDP
Calamba's lone IV-A 364,766 575,046 149.50 Cha Hernandez Lakas
Caloocan's 1st NCR 377,294 982,077 34.86 Oscar Malapitan Nacionalista
Caloocan's 2nd NCR 237,712 393,552 8.40 Edgar Erice Liberal
Caloocan's 3rd NCR 150,243 337,316 12.54 Dean Asistio Lakas
Camarines Norte's 1st V 196,307 302,721 1,491.05 Josefina Tallado Lakas
Camarines Norte's 2nd V 200,276 301,945 829.02 Rosemarie Panotes Lakas
Camarines Sur's 1st V 142,177 202,514 1,097.88 Hori Horibata NUP
Camarines Sur's 2nd V 222,775 338,897 819.21 Luigi Villafuerte NUP
Camarines Sur's 3rd V 339,588 557,193 614.51 Nelson Legacion Lakas
Camarines Sur's 4th V 314,684 464,452 2,010.75 Arnulf Bryan Fuentebella NPC
Camarines Sur's 5th V 324,838 500,258 954.68 Miguel Luis Villafuerte NUP
Camiguin's lone X 66,557 94,892 237.95 Jurdin Jesus Romualdo Lakas
Capiz's 1st VI 286,934 456,606 730.41 Howard Guinto Independent
Capiz's 2nd VI 252,525 378,492 1,864.23 Jane Castro Lakas
Catanduanes' lone V 200,804 261,169 1,492.16 Eulogio Rodriguez PFP
Cavite's 1st IV-A 261,336 381,048 88.34 Jolo Revilla Lakas
Cavite's 2nd IV-A 309,462 661,381 46.17 Lani Mercado Lakas
Cavite's 3rd IV-A 238,853 481,949 64.70 Adrian Jay Advincula NUP
Cavite's 4th IV-A 432,844 744,511 90.13 Kiko Barzaga Independent
Cavite's 5th IV-A 315,944 602,212 251.75 Roy Loyola NPC
Cavite's 6th IV-A 212,830 482,453 81.46 Antonio Ferrer NUP
Cavite's 7th IV-A 363,491 681,482 246.51 Crispin Diego Remulla NUP
Cavite's 8th IV-A 312,602 538,848 558.10 Aniela Tolentino NUP
Cebu's 1st VII 495,807 829,521 527.06 Rhea Gullas Lakas
Cebu's 2nd VII 181,873 259,191 740.67 Edsel Galeos Lakas
Cebu's 3rd VII 397,831 621,931 1,258.08 Karen Flores-Garcia NUP
Cebu's 4th VII 355,168 552,064 740.41 Sun Shimura PMP
Cebu's 5th VII 419,986 665,645 877.67 Duke Frasco 1CEBU
Cebu's 6th VII 153,450 226,846 89.05 Daphne Lagon Lakas
Cebu's 7th VII 168,055 245,324 641.62 Patricia Calderon NPC
Cebu City's 1st VII 326,007 402,689 130.43 Rachel del Mar NPC
Cebu City's 2nd VII 395,462 562,643 142.14 Eduardo Rama Jr. Lakas
Cotabato's 1st XII 246,037 403,870 2,420.58 Edwin Cruzado Lakas
Cotabato's 2nd XII 276,804 434,416 3,321.37 Rudy Caogdan Nacionalista
Cotabato's 3rd XII 274,768 447,856 3,266.95 Samantha Santos Lakas
Davao City's 1st XI 366,439 650,568 1,010.77 Paolo Duterte HTL
Davao City's 2nd XI 332,318 645,734 830.37 Omar Duterte HTL
Davao City's 3rd XI 307,835 552,645 1,298.97 Isidro Ungab HTL
Davao de Oro's 1st XI 245,824 350,181 2,069.03 Maricar Zamora Lakas
Davao de Oro's 2nd XI 302,566 433,594 2,410.74 Jhong Ceniza Lakas
Davao del Norte's 1st XI 347,453 560,373 2,395.64 De Carlo Uy Lakas
Davao del Norte's 2nd XI 369,996 583,558 1,031.33 Jose Manuel Lagdameo PFP
Davao del Sur's lone XI 465,227 705,129 2,163.98 John Tracy Cagas Lakas
Davao Occidental's lone XI 205,167 317,598 2,163.45 Claude Bautista NPC
Davao Oriental's 1st XI 174,878 226,743 3,209.91 Nelson Dayanghirang Jr. Lakas
Davao Oriental's 2nd XI 258,767 363,299 2,469.73 Cheeno Almario Lakas
Dinagat Islands' lone XIII 81,673 120,533 1,036.34 Kaka Bag-ao Liberal
Eastern Samar's lone VIII 359,570 472,683 4,660.47 Sheen Gonzales Independent
General Santos' lone XII 368,454 722,059 492.86 Shirlyn Bañas-Nograles PDP
Guimaras's lone VI 124,930 192,874 604.57 JC Rahman Nava NUP
Ifugao's at-large CAR 136,318 208,668 2,628.21 Solomon Chungalao NPC
Iligan's at-large X 189,050 368,132 813.37 Celso Regencia Lakas
Ilocos Norte's 1st I 228,771 318,758 2,047.42 Sandro Marcos PFP
Ilocos Norte's 2nd I 207,316 300,092 1,420.47 Eugenio Angelo Barba Nacionalista
Ilocos Sur's 1st I 205,761 299,998 518.73 Ronald Singson NPC
Ilocos Sur's 2nd I 281,472 409,993 2,077.27 Kristine Singson-Meehan NPC
Iloilo's 1st VI 234,519 377,167 840.27 Janette Garin Lakas
Iloilo's 2nd VI 223,656 355,924 606.88 Kathryn Joyce Gorriceta Lakas
Iloilo's 3rd VI 275,733 460,006 1,405.43 Lorenz Defensor NUP
Iloilo's 4th VI 266,462 407,492 976.95 Ferjenel Biron Nacionalista
Iloilo's 5th VI 318,739 482,027 1,171.30 Binky April Tupas Lakas
Iloilo City's lone VI 330,621 473,728 78.34 Julienne Baronda Lakas
Isabela's 1st II 265,453 415,979 4,519.71 Tonypet Albano Lakas
Isabela's 2nd II 127,579 204,241 2,890.49 Ed Christopher Go Lakas
Isabela's 3rd II 180,353 285,737 686.27 Ian Paul Dy Lakas
Isabela's 4th II 196,747 271,505 1,922.44 Joseph Tan Lakas
Isabela's 5th II 172,212 272,358 981.43 Mike Dy III Lakas
Isabela's 6th II 183,197 283,228 1,414.59 Bojie Dy PFP
Kalinga's lone CAR 158,555 235,391 3,231.25 Caroline Agyao PFP
La Union's 1st I 245,584 378,381 706.56 Paolo Ortega Lakas
La Union's 2nd I 308,690 446,691 791.14 Dante Garcia Lakas
Laguna's 1st IV-A 188,803 348,968 24.05 Ann Matibag Lakas
Laguna's 2nd IV-A 350,865 552,034 140.28 Ramil Hernandez Lakas
Laguna's 3rd IV-A 372,861 613,846 487.87 Amben Amante Lakas
Laguna's 4th IV-A 403,696 582,052 1,017.91 Benjamin Agarao Jr. PFP
Lanao del Norte's 1st X 177,487 332,877 1,092.82 Imelda Dimaporo PFP
Lanao del Norte's 2nd X 206,724 428,848 2,253.75 Aminah Dimaporo Lakas
Lanao del Sur's 1st BARMM 403,831 803,184 7,402.11 Zia Alonto Adiong Lakas
Lanao del Sur's 2nd BARMM 303,088 564,953 6,092.26 Yasser Balindong Lakas
Lapu-Lapu City's lone VII 277,288 497,813 58.10 Junard Chan PFP
Las Piñas' lone NCR 318,542 615,549 32.69 Mark Anthony Santos Independent
Leyte's 1st VIII 335,609 553,733 988.74 Martin Romualdez Lakas
Leyte's 2nd VIII 305,526 430,160 1,476.72 Lolita Javier NPC
Leyte's 3rd VIII 133,378 180,273 651.64 Anna Veloso Tuazon NUP
Leyte's 4th VIII 353,329 504,098 1,450.84 Richard Gomez PFP
Leyte's 5th VIII 273,212 414,547 1,947.11 Carl Cari Lakas
Maguindanao del Norte's lone BARMM 530,526 1,124,811 3,988.82 Dimple Mastura Lakas
Maguindanao del Sur's lone BARMM 451,687 813,243 4,728.90 Esmael Mangudadatu PFP
Makati's 1st NCR 216,152 269,326 16.31 Monique Lagdameo MKTZNU
Makati's 2nd NCR 54,088 40,444 0.78 Alden Almario MKTZNU
Malabon's lone NCR 233,868 389,929 15.71 Antolin Oreta III NUP
Mandaluyong's lone NCR 223,624 465,902 21.26 Alexandria Gonzales NUP
Mandaue's lone VII 236,853 364,482 34.87 Emmarie Dizon Lakas
Manila's 1st NCR 267,797 436,427 4.57 Ernix Dionisio Lakas
Manila's 2nd NCR 149,095 201,515 4.08 Rolando Valeriano NUP
Manila's 3rd NCR 156,053 237,005 6.24 Joel Chua Lakas
Manila's 4th NCR 172,679 285,409 5.14 Giselle Maceda Asenso Manileño
Manila's 5th NCR 227,051 428,791 11.56 Irwin Tieng Lakas
Manila's 6th NCR 169,499 313,443 7.79 Benny Abante NUP
Marikina's 1st NCR 127,290 177,647 9.03 Marcelino Teodoro NUP
Marikina's 2nd NCR 188,690 293,676 13.62 Miro Quimbo Lakas
Marinduque's lone Mimaropa 165,436 226,522 952.58 Reynaldo Salvacion Lakas
Masbate's 1st V 128,429 178,295 814.48 Antonio Kho Lakas
Masbate's 2nd V 274,067 404,926 2,053.25 Elisa Olga Kho Lakas
Masbate's 3rd V 216,678 327,592 1,284.05 Wilton Kho Lakas
Misamis Occidental's 1st X 200,224 275,673 1,000.76 Jason Almonte Nacionalista
Misamis Occidental's 2nd X 237,177 346,320 1,054.46 Ando Oaminal Lakas
Misamis Oriental's 1st X 300,911 419,657 1,481.17 Karen Lagbas NUP
Misamis Oriental's 2nd X 390,691 568,408 1,650.35 Yevgeny Emano Nacionalista
Mountain Province's lone CAR 121,647 149,775 2,157.38 Maximo Dalog Jr. Nacionalista
Muntinlupa's lone NCR 314,934 552,225 39.75 Jaime Fresnedi Liberal
Navotas' lone NCR 157,065 252,878 10.77 Toby Tiangco Navoteño
Negros Occidental's 1st NIR 257,408 387,242 1,436.59 Jules Ledesma NPC
Negros Occidental's 2nd NIR 212,207 369,983 967.77 Alfredo Marañon III NUP
Negros Occidental's 3rd NIR 317,481 492,149 942.29 Javi Benitez PFP
Negros Occidental's 4th NIR 247,306 412,527 750.86 Jeffrey Ferrer NUP
Negros Occidental's 5th NIR 301,233 473,046 1,220.00 Dino Yulo Lakas
Negros Occidental's 6th NIR 310,217 545,530 2,485.03 Mercedes Alvarez–Lansang NPC
Negros Oriental's 1st NIR 292,029 465,196 1,797.44 Emmanuel Iway PFP
Negros Oriental's 2nd NIR 375,249 560,321 1,480.26 Maisa Sagarbarria Lakas
Negros Oriental's 3rd NIR 308,907 466,521 2,107.83 Janice Degamo Lakas
Northern Samar's 1st VIII 253,112 351,751 1,937.46 Niko Raul Daza NUP
Northern Samar's 2nd VIII 196,079 294,038 1,755.47 Edwin Ongchuan PFP
Nueva Ecija's 1st III 400,221 618,880 1,027.38 Mika Suansing Lakas
Nueva Ecija's 2nd III 329,147 508,176 1,897.18 Kokoy Salvador PFP
Nueva Ecija's 3rd III 466,379 665,376 1,384.55 Jay Vergara PFP
Nueva Ecija's 4th III 424,419 603,384 1,351.76 Emeng Pascual Lakas
Nueva Vizcaya's lone II 303,090 530,106 3,975.67 Tim Cayton Aksyon
Occidental Mindoro's lone Mimaropa 321,699 511,417 5,865.71 Odie Tarriela PFP
Oriental Mindoro's 1st Mimaropa 308,447 489,388 2,015.19 Arnan Panaligan Lakas
Oriental Mindoro's 2nd Mimaropa 261,154 430,116 2,223.19 Alfonso Umali Jr. Liberal
Palawan's 1st Mimaropa 302,220 474,547 7,725.90 Rose Salvame PRP
Palawan's 2nd Mimaropa 275,287 454,276 6,116.50 Jose Alvarez NPC
Palawan's 3rd Mimaropa 210,248 356,356 3,188.35 Gil Acosta Jr. Lakas
Pampanga's 1st III 441,218 923,929 240.77 Carmelo Lazatin Jr. PFP
Pampanga's 2nd III 372,379 696,945 815.48 Gloria Macapagal Arroyo Lakas
Pampanga's 3rd III 475,143 838,872 431.17 Mica Gonzales Lakas
Pampanga's 4th III 386,049 610,152 575.05 Anna York Bondoc Nacionalista
Pangasinan's 1st I 303,690 456,894 1,758.81 Arthur Celeste Nacionalista
Pangasinan's 2nd I 365,279 518,738 1,080.26 Mark Cojuangco NPC
Pangasinan's 3rd I 454,801 713,514 584.07 Maria Rachel Arenas Lakas
Pangasinan's 4th I 350,022 497,112 274.35 Gina de Venecia Lakas
Pangasinan's 5th I 357,155 528,814 585.67} Ramon Guico Jr. Lakas
Pangasinan's 6th I 325,359 473,468 1,175.09 Marlyn Primicias-Agabas Lakas
Parañaque's 1st NCR 139,653 282,014 17.06 Eric Olivarez Lakas
Parañaque's 2nd NCR 213,621 421,231 27.99 Brian Yamsuan NUP
Pasay's lone NCR 292,695 453,186 13.97 Antonino Calixto Lakas
Pasig's lone NCR 463,885 853,050 31.00 Roman Romulo NPC
Quezon's 1st IV-A 377,065 582,712 4,178.81 Mark Enverga NPC
Quezon's 2nd IV-A 516,199 767,044 825.38 David Suarez Lakas
Quezon's 3rd IV-A 304,144 452,287 1,986.20 Reynante Arrogancia NPC
Quezon's 4th IV-A 298,748 458,626 2,079.21 Keith Micah Tan NPC
Quezon City's 1st NCR 217,676 416,906 19.16 Arjo Atayde Nacionalista
Quezon City's 2nd NCR 328,316 752,989 26.62 Ralph Tulfo PFP
Quezon City's 3rd NCR 172,497 339,527 22.16 Franz Pumaren NUP
Quezon City's 4th NCR 234,450 437,039 22.86 Bong Suntay UNA
Quezon City's 5th NCR 281,197 610,202 52.01 Patrick Michael Vargas Lakas
Quezon City's 6th NCR 220,275 527,607 21.72 Marivic Co-Pilar NUP
Quirino's lone II 130,307 210,841 2,323.47 Midy Cua Lakas
Rizal's 1st IV-A 555,121 1,239,688 174.35 Mia Ynares NPC
Rizal's 2nd IV-A 306,943 535,309 474.46 Dino Tanjuatco NPC
Rizal's 3rd IV-A 134,335 276,449 55.09 Jose Arturo Garcia Jr. NPC
Rizal's 4th IV-A 219,447 451,383 172.65 Dennis Hernandez NPC
Romblon's lone Mimaropa 211,336 302,824 1,533.45 Eleandro Jesus Madrona Nacionalista
Samar's 1st VIII 289,756 342,213 2,269.14 Stephen James Tan Nacionalista
Samar's 2nd VIII 335,787 463,966 3,778.89 Reynolds Michael Tan Lakas
San Jose del Monte's lone III 310,314 685,688 105.53 Arthur Robes Lakas
San Juan's lone NCR 100,639 134,312 5.95 Bel Zamora Lakas
Santa Rosa's lone IV-A 231,659 430,920 54.84 Roy Gonzales Lakas
Sarangani's lone XII 373,178 580,915 3,601.25 Steve Solon Lakas
Siquijor's lone NIR 81,404 107,642 337.49 Zaldy Villa Lakas
Sorsogon's 1st V 282,352 452,203 1,103.73 Dette Escudero NPC
Sorsogon's 2nd V 270,888 392,863 1,015.28 Wowo Fortes NPC
South Cotabato's 1st XII 195,438 297,574 957.97 Ed Lumayag PFP
South Cotabato's 2nd XII 211,517 341,950 630.45 Ferdinand Hernandez PFP
South Cotabato's 3rd XII 222,412 370,485 2,347.53 Dibu Tuan Lakas
Southern Leyte's 1st VIII 134,738 201,376 528.94 Roger Mercado NPC
Southern Leyte's 2nd VIII 165,267 232,996 1,269.67 Christopherson Yap Lakas
Sultan Kudarat's 1st XII 275,693 442,794 2,327.08 Ruth Sakaluran Lakas
Sultan Kudarat's 2nd XII 257,691 420,857 2,971.26 Bella Suansing PFP
Sulu's 1st IX 262,367 676,741 1,101.53 Samier Tan Lakas
Sulu's 2nd IX 202,026 469,356 989.17 Abdulmunir Mundoc Arbison Lakas
Surigao del Norte's 1st XIII 113,571 145,806 622.56 Francisco Matugas Lakas
Surigao del Norte's 2nd XIII 293,485 419,838 1,350.37 Bernadette Barbers Nacionalista
Surigao del Sur's 1st XIII 276,452 374,422 3,410.64 Romeo Momo Nacionalista
Surigao del Sur's 2nd XIII 200,237 274,436 1,522.06 Alexander Pimentel PFP
Taguig–Pateros' lone NCR 345,062 635,902 22.11 Ading Cruz Nacionalista
Taguig's lone NCR 307,232 739,502 25.17 Daniel Bocobo Nacionalista
Tarlac's 1st III 285,992 459,390 960.04 Jaime Cojuangco NPC
Tarlac's 2nd III 355,968 614,509 1,107.87 Cristy Angeles PFP
Tarlac's 3rd III 294,043 494,263 985.69 Bong Rivera NPC
Tawi-Tawi's lone BARMM 255,632 482,645 1,087.40 Dimszar Sali NUP
Valenzuela's 1st NCR 210,330 360,942 25.82 Kenneth Gatchalian NPC
Valenzuela's 2nd NCR 228,226 364,231 18.69 Gerald Galang Lakas
Zambales's 1st III 253,317 491,338 982.01 Jay Khonghun Lakas
Zambales's 2nd III 298,819 454,790 2,848.82 Bing Maniquiz Lakas
Zamboanga City's 1st IX 224,316 470,841 211.21 Katrina Reiko Chua-Tai Independent
Zamboanga City's 2nd IX 258,742 548,008 1,203.49 Jerry Perez AZAP
Zamboanga del Norte's 1st IX 189,224 232,172 1,536.29 Pinpin Uy Lakas
Zamboanga del Norte's 2nd IX 309,959 427,675 2,018.60 Irene Labadlabad Lakas
Zamboanga del Norte's 3rd IX 281,357 407,220 3,746.11 Ian Amatong Liberal
Zamboanga del Sur's 1st IX 429,807 626,884 2,180.49 Joseph Yu Lakas
Zamboanga del Sur's 2nd IX 283,148 418,242 2,318.97 Victoria Yu Lakas
Zamboanga Sibugay's 1st IX 179,359 282,984 1,393.27 Marlo Bancoro PFP
Zamboanga Sibugay's 2nd IX 249,063 378,514 2,214.48 Marly Hofer–Hasim PFP

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