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The following is the official canvassing of votes by the Congress of the Philippines for the 1992 Philippine presidential and vice presidential election. The canvassing started on May 26, 1992 and finished on June 16, 1992.[1]

Process

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After voters had finished voting, the board of election inspectors per precinct then count the votes received by each candidate in each position. For positions elected on a national basis (president, vice president, and senators), an election return for that precinct will be submitted to the municipal/city board of canvassers, Congress, Commission on Elections, the citizen's arm authorized by the commission, political parties, and others.

The city or municipality will then tally the votes in the election returns for all positions and will issue two documents at its conclusion: a statement of votes where the votes obtained by candidates in each precinct in a city/municipality is stated; and a certificate of canvass (COC), a document containing the total votes in figures obtained by each candidate in the city or municipality. The city or municipal COC will be sent to Congress (if the city is an Independent city with its own legislative district) or to the provincial board of canvassers in which the process is repeated; this time the provincial COC will be sent to Congress.

Congress, seating as the National Board of Canvassers, will canvass the votes to determine who among the candidates are elected president and vice president.[2]

In theory, all of the votes from the election returns when added must be equal to the votes canvassed by Congress coming from the city/provincial COCs.

Members of the canvassing committee

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Instead of the whole Congress canvassing the votes, a committee comprised evenly between the Senate and the House of Representatives will canvass the votes at the Batasang Pambansa Complex in Quezon City, the home of the House of Representatives.[3]

Senate Position House of Representatives
Senate Minority Leader Wigberto Tañada (Liberal) Co-chairpersons House Majority Leader Ronaldo Zamora (KBL, San Juan–Mandaluyong)
Members

Members of Congress who ran for president (Ramon Mitra and Jovito Salonga) and vice president (Aquilino Pimentel Jr. and Joseph Estrada) are banned from attending the proceedings.

Each political party is entitled to two lawyers who may file motions before Congress.

Presidential election

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CandidatePartyVotes%
Fidel V. RamosLakas–NUCD5,342,52123.58
Miriam Defensor SantiagoPeople's Reform Party4,468,17319.72
Eduardo Cojuangco Jr.Nationalist People's Coalition4,116,37618.17
Ramon Mitra Jr.Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino3,316,66114.64
Imelda MarcosKilusang Bagong Lipunan2,338,29410.32
Jovito SalongaLiberal Party2,302,12410.16
Salvador LaurelNacionalista Party770,0463.40
Total22,654,195100.00
Valid votes22,654,19593.40
Invalid/blank votes1,600,7596.60
Total votes24,254,954100.00
Registered voters/turnout32,141,07975.46
Source: Nohlen, Grotz, Hartmann, Hasall and Santos[4]
Detailed results per province.
Province/City Ramos Santiago Cojuangco Mitra Marcos Salonga Laurel
Abra 6,909 4,155 32,280 4,422 31,566 1,962 226
Agusan del Norte 76,437 10,589 17,032 29,526 26,743 20,601 1,555
Agusan del Sur 18,071 9,008 20,038 25,070 27,571 27,163 1,543
Aklan 18,346 90,335 19,383 18,074 2,294 3,348 1,281
Albay 54,334 54,263 62,971 62,488 3,293 79,051 9,371
Antique 30,031 76,138 10,800 15,796 5,912 4,475 1,967
Aurora 10,574 6,965 13,429 8,309 5,708 6,047 819
Bacolod City 32,981 77,939 14,824 9,978 2,096 6,427 1,653
Baguio 10,668 23,486 19,759 5,073 6,809 7,196 1,351
Basilan 8,917 8,826 5,304 6,757 2,182 7,241 1,463
Bataan 36,424 44,132 59,099 18,351 12,464 20,577 1,378
Batanes 1,632 1,051 976 647 83 1,358 47
Batangas 58,763 50,050 37,630 53,971 8,414 19,214 386,646
Benguet 21,633 24,768 13,523 30,649 4,421 6,383 608
Bohol 108,979 36,566 61,588 121,111 14,001 21,909 9,215
Bukidnon 67,252 22,557 56,506 43,367 54,916 29,057 3,297
Bulacan 125,811 176,804 150,605 64,223 28,046 79,658 4,915
Cagayan 31,221 11,513 73,694 32,060 131,978 10,538 1,120
Cagayan de Oro 23,677 14,258 12,449 12,131 20,983 45,075 2,059
Caloocan 44,144 83,069 49,288 13,098 33,550 27,495 3,453
Camarines Norte 21,794 30,948 20,175 30,908 4,742 17,226 8,383
Camarines Sur 80,888 39,820 59,376 98,318 7,572 104,879 29,054
Camiguin 9,570 1,463 1,698 10,384 2,180 3,305 402
Capiz 29,533 154,178 25,851 8,592 2,702 5,107 1,111
Catanduanes 26,408 6,990 11,527 10,742 1,033 13,087 928
Cavite 113,525 107,914 83,576 80,608 47,340 38,090 7,945
Cebu 287,842 63,029 98,967 266,528 21,539 31,115 13,776
Cebu City 92,351 37,326 20,192 63,575 14,245 20,351 5,523
Davao City 88,105 39,105 38,939 49,950 45,508 51,502 3,348
Davao del Norte 93,010 28,771 27,677 72,642 71,754 63,903 4,610
Davao del Sur 56,104 13,040 60,766 27,415 24,216 25,840 2,563
Davao Oriental 25,431 5,682 24,858 43,332 7,270 12,885 1,500
Eastern Samar 36,375 9,539 7,988 18,736 22,601 16,086 1,214
Ifugao 11,136 3,372 4,643 12,971 3,642 9,568 357
Ilocos Norte 7,318 5,774 45,254 3,731 142,840 2,715 806
Ilocos Sur 16,540 13,374 71,407 27,194 84,655 4,589 1,505
Iloilo 39,944 457,588 24,000 29,357 1,452 6,464 835
Iloilo City 15,348 107,607 11,712 4,282 889 2,614 721
Isabela 49,097 21,958 163,174 25,078 79,024 31,226 3,219
Kalinga-Apayao 9,903 3,179 14,854 17,398 18,015 14,252 659
La Union 24,803 25,318 104,742 8,044 66,432 6,922 1,996
Laguna 101,757 140,046 123,100 54,086 41,683 75,440 24,812
Lanao del Norte 60,990 20,840 38,991 36,912 15,506 27,197 7,037
Lanao del Sur 46,564 8,523 21,729 29,556 2,373 15,561 10,235
Las Piñas–Muntinlupa 44,673 63,112 36,996 13,808 16,788 24,510 4,052
Leyte 120,607 21,708 36,562 90,090 233,270 42,429 2,957
Maguindanao 39,317 23,352 57,555 90,466 10,220 14,118 6,188
Makati 50,156 69,896 42,267 10,249 31,317 22,300 4,821
Malabon–Navotas 28,742 53,948 34,065 14,924 18,805 19,399 1,927
Manila 148,927 210,214 115,329 39,892 106,982 86,108 11,562
Marikina 26,214 37,436 17,534 8,518 8,031 27,909 1,801
Marinduque 19,230 15,098 14,286 18,336 2,341 4,581 1,626
Masbate 55,125 20,396 45,464 50,840 1,996 13,675 1,111
Misamis Occidental 76,177 10,515 30,944 25,004 7,643 19,131 3,225
Misamis Oriental 40,832 11,361 7,769 46,848 32,127 63,580 5,092
Mountain Province 16,394 7,388 4,382 5,711 1,516 5,772 501
Negros Occidental 160,518 276,217 147,079 48,755 4,785 22,519 3,013
Negros Oriental 124,998 30,069 54,789 79,924 3,824 14,221 4,211
North Cotabato 42,763 58,318 19,459 33,011 45,512 33,326 2,489
Northern Samar 32,611 5,353 6,330 20,515 22,982 50,368 723
Nueva Ecija 76,789 82,634 227,512 59,241 50,879 31,847 3,195
Nueva Vizcaya 17,677 8,784 33,838 20,697 22,841 8,586 788
Occidental Mindoro 13,151 19,375 23,893 19,897 9,497 5,770 3,539
Oriental Mindoro 30,164 26,012 29,310 34,305 8,365 38,056 18,845
Palawan 8,058 7,669 17,802 136,492 10,603 2,595 718
Pampanga 286,866 114,040 91,505 39,843 6,020 30,936 2,090
Pangasinan 477,992 29,618 155,062 28,040 61,623 8,734 2,699
Parañaque 30,468 40,879 20,148 7,942 10,629 17,603 2,721
Pasay City 27,051 45,423 23,565 8,193 24,986 13,747 3,021
Pasig 30,057 44,447 24,473 5,966 10,419 33,850 2,100
Quezon 95,638 91,235 82,423 75,281 11,950 82,981 32,709
Quezon City 167,052 214,983 136,324 40,696 82,629 111,599 12,877
Quirino 10,610 3,072 11,116 13,488 7,199 4,739 909
Rizal 62,306 101,324 85,150 31,149 26,385 68,420 5,035
Romblon 26,105 13,875 7,125 26,435 1,103 3,609 568
Samar 29,279 6,382 8,235 22,114 56,775 58,052 839
San Juan–Mandaluyong 38,469 49,308 30,041 14,365 15,131 18,184 2,978
Siquijor 4,350 1,250 9,196 14,107 454 472 3,116
Sorsogon 46,829 24,785 28,205 34,674 2,730 45,560 5,893
South Cotabato 54,171 94,425 35,682 43,595 69,028 44,853 3,428
Southern Leyte 35,386 6,039 28,170 40,635 10,493 6,543 2,002
Sultan Kudarat 15,582 45,348 15,684 21,265 23,529 4,112 679
Sulu 54,530 3,818 17,635 73,555 2,639 4,256 4,502
Surigao del Norte 59,559 6,539 22,898 41,327 7,967 20,197 2,507
Surigao del Sur 46,238 11,260 20,097 36,044 13,330 34,186 12,063
Taguig–Pateros 20,258 36,109 18,375 9,119 11,849 16,876 1,667
Tarlac 99,319 32,157 174,084 24,520 1,325 8,054 756
Tawi-Tawi 11,707 2,504 12,551 30,438 2,522 4,074 447
Valenzuela 22,960 41,464 23,896 6,628 8,730 18,468 1,293
Zambales 67,306 70,002 51,932 10,766 36,288 7,824 1,617
Zamboanga City 21,219 44,539 15,328 24,157 8,047 13,796 3,044
Zamboanga del Norte 90,009 28,400 41,564 55,774 6,102 12,475 2,118
Zamboanga del Sur 105,123 33,096 83,172 63,410 14,794 32,269 7,174
Absentee voters 1,819 1,141 3,201 172 1,051 155 304
Total 5,342,521 4,468,173 4,116,376 3,316,661 2,338,294 2,302,123 770,046
Province/City
Ramos Santiago Cojuangco Mitra Marcos Salonga Laurel

Vice presidential election

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CandidatePartyVotes%
Joseph EstradaNationalist People's Coalition6,739,73833.01
Marcelo FernanLaban ng Demokratikong Pilipino4,438,49421.74
Lito OsmeñaLakas–NUCD3,362,46716.47
Ramon Magsaysay Jr.People's Reform Party2,900,55614.20
Aquilino Pimentel Jr.[a]PDP–Laban2,023,2899.91
Vicente MagsaysayKilusang Bagong Lipunan699,8953.43
Eva Estrada KalawNacionalista Party255,7301.25
Total20,420,169100.00
Valid votes20,420,16984.19
Invalid/blank votes3,834,78515.81
Total votes24,254,954100.00
Registered voters/turnout32,141,07975.46
Source: Nohlen, Grotz, Hartmann, Hasall and Santos[5]
  1. ^ Running mate of Jovito Salonga (Liberal Party)
Province/City Estrada Fernan Osmeña R. Magsaysay Pimentel V. Magsaysay Kalaw
Abra 42,100 5,245 3,576 3,756 4,892 7,325 215
Agusan del Norte 22,395 47,052 51,975 8,837 19,579 12,431 417
Agusan del Sur 24,561 29,692 8,450 10,463 23,252 9,549 666
Aklan 43,738 34,057 13,342 29,985 7,561 1,085 394
Albay 104,611 60,441 24,874 35,373 48,548 2,049 3,536
Antique 21,731 23,025 20,441 50,038 5,262 2,394 1,119
Aurora 23,737 9,665 3,531 2,983 5,113 1,470 463
Bacolod City 17,659 17,696 26,294 44,608 6,861 1,555 727
Baguio 19,731 12,556 5,945 22,316 7,075 3,242 574
Basilan 15,205 7,803 5,887 3,489 4,739 494 253
Bataan 65,587 31,912 14,062 39,074 16,020 5,361 561
Batanes 1,278 1,437 326 353 1,432 51 37
Batangas 181,306 98,572 44,543 46,334 25,327 3,585 118,699
Benguet 16,741 29,499 9,356 26,064 4,870 2,644 341
Bohol 53,350 182,440 63,753 9,082 16,481 2,868 1,988
Bukidnon 58,656 51,500 51,670 17,689 38,564 17,615 985
Bulacan 294,331 89,554 56,051 74,442 64,674 8,982 2,405
Cagayan 125,665 49,882 20,962 16,905 8,369 24,676 506
Cagayan de Oro 18,183 25,134 13,510 8,966 53,733 4,936 442
Caloocan 103,354 29,576 27,127 51,182 25,237 12,573 1,651
Camarines Norte 45,810 29,871 8,152 26,225 7,580 1,431 2,218
Camarines Sur 147,240 90,868 36,280 30,070 53,630 2,426 5,028
Camiguin 2,341 9,468 4,973 605 6,650 453 77
Capiz 43,883 34,925 12,687 69,834 8,691 1,489 380
Catanduanes 26,466 9,845 12,807 2,292 10,414 326 223
Cavite 171,321 98,595 70,756 60,585 30,571 16,860 2,413
Cebu 74,178 372,571 259,273 12,936 12,089 6,130 2,746
Cebu City 15,104 132,556 81,795 9,044 8,537 3,962 1,111
Davao City 62,075 84,742 66,977 28,033 42,387 9,900 904
Davao del Norte 54,628 86,179 60,232 35,337 57,637 19,592 1,458
Davao del Sur 62,893 34,073 51,203 9,235 20,665 7,063 487
Davao Oriental 33,650 34,097 15,538 4,720 16,121 1,455 364
Eastern Samar 21,432 26,236 27,834 3,992 8,960 2,209 627
Ifugao 11,292 11,264 6,412 3,981 5,644 655 177
Ilocos Norte 84,658 7,399 5,630 10,935 11,799 61,264 406
Ilocos Sur 104,677 36,328 11,057 16,948 9,833 14,364 603
Iloilo 29,434 58,721 26,358 325,395 7,021 2,503 660
Iloilo City 8,650 21,895 12,692 80,889 3,251 1,060 359
Isabela 244,931 29,074 19,370 16,806 19,701 9,286 1,096
Kalinga-Apayao 26,964 16,497 4,638 3,858 9,658 2,640 640
La Union 135,256 15,028 14,859 26,729 10,076 15,179 882
Laguna 280,230 68,592 44,977 63,869 57,987 11,841 4,968
Lanao del Norte 45,712 55,282 41,010 8,632 26,457 2,880 1,930
Lanao del Sur 26,245 9,647 15,008 4,778 48,385 1,205 988
Las Piñas–Muntinlupa 70,322 27,731 32,849 34,907 24,437 6,798 1,831
Leyte 75,102 138,206 127,175 13,066 22,591 70,742 1,056
Maguindanao 101,300 56,544 19,871 14,013 11,973 4,409 3,220
Makati 74,528 29,643 32,263 44,421 34,333 12,742 1,887
Malabon–Navotas 74,150 22,865 17,469 28,135 16,903 6,210 1,067
Manila 240,462 103,220 101,610 127,854 87,204 39,544 6,089
Marikina 39,285 14,462 16,534 21,991 23,718 3,453 827
Marinduque 30,488 17,381 8,595 5,226 4,094 500 401
Masbate 55,325 43,308 32,705 13,310 7,929 967 307
Misamis Occidental 31,970 54,406 39,843 4,061 20,387 1,529 577
Misamis Oriental 13,164 55,706 20,621 9,903 76,118 5,404 1,511
Mountain Province 7,293 7,771 8,126 5,048 3,851 558 233
Negros Occidental 140,203 57,674 126,591 214,112 19,577 4,722 1,307
Negros Oriental 51,260 100,778 90,556 13,668 11,482 1,628 2,078
North Cotabato 48,326 32,055 29,628 48,130 29,315 17,421 839
Northern Samar 23,041 22,128 19,905 4,603 40,224 2,826 332
Nueva Ecija 324,796 64,383 31,861 43,633 23,729 11,279 1,346
Nueva Vizcaya 52,488 23,676 6,742 12,011 5,153 4,427 349
Occidental Mindoro 41,737 17,762 5,873 11,041 5,407 3,352 838
Oriental Mindoro 74,346 35,250 12,735 10,816 24,999 1,990 2,879
Palawan 37,605 105,094 5,928 5,670 4,937 3,130 468
Pampanga 108,338 95,499 177,408 84,316 43,865 7,292 2,572
Pangasinan 310,428 66,404 247,328 56,953 15,701 19,129 12,023
Parañaque 39,650 19,156 21,240 22,696 20,647 3,954 1,222
Pasay City 54,003 20,143 17,558 26,172 15,166 7,242 1,393
Pasig 56,479 16,400 17,516 24,274 29,366 4,322 881
Quezon 202,266 82,188 35,645 58,730 43,549 4,711 4,750
Quezon City 254,200 112,617 119,707 120,256 107,365 32,525 7,873
Quirino 19,265 13,113 3,874 4,001 2,720 2,465 183
Rizal 176,053 43,813 37,090 47,406 46,497 7,823 2,314
Romblon 13,383 28,454 18,007 5,391 2,441 587 160
Samar 35,327 30,049 20,445 5,101 39,453 7,548 447
San Juan–Mandaluyong 63,530 26,374 26,185 25,258 17,799 4,820 1,289
Siquijor 8,354 15,191 3,395 389 262 165 1,667
Sorsogon 67,315 35,309 20,943 13,591 22,207 1,118 1,777
South Cotabato 89,757 49,808 30,410 66,945 56,185 18,891 1,716
Southern Leyte 23,848 57,804 23,248 2,600 4,164 2,973 411
Sultan Kudarat 40,658 15,534 7,961 31,262 6,190 6,580 294
Sulu 34,196 62,483 45,512 1,017 2,854 661 2,289
Surigao del Norte 27,862 44,906 39,788 5,116 22,158 2,112 1,169
Surigao del Sur 26,090 43,036 21,678 7,090 35,185 3,189 6,583
Taguig–Pateros 44,026 16,493 11,101 20,224 14,215 3,939 681
Tarlac 148,649 51,899 53,805 34,836 15,512 2,446 1,438
Tawi-Tawi 26,350 19,603 5,159 637 3,168 984 450
Valenzuela 50,119 14,608 13,787 21,248 15,936 3,682 656
Zambales 21,467 23,046 21,602 135,447 6,315 17,923 534
Zamboanga City 27,519 49,815 13,173 18,127 11,200 2,105 422
Zamboanga del Norte 45,237 69,848 65,400 6,819 14,713 1,756 638
Zamboanga del Sur 101,285 73,140 78,989 10,812 28,527 4,002 3,628
Absentee voters 3,904 1,227 840 1,006 235 262 104
Total 6,739,738 4,438,494 3,362,467 2,900,556 2,023,289 699,895 255,730
Province/City
Estrada Fernan Osmeña R. Magsaysay Pimentel V. Magsaysay Kalaw

References

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  1. ^ Congress canvass tomorrow, Fel Marangay, Manila Standard, May 25, 1992
  2. ^ "Republic Act No. 9369". The LawPhil Project. January 23, 2007. Retrieved May 24, 2016.
  3. ^ Longer review follows long count, Amante Bigornia and Gerry Jacinto, Manila Standard, May 27, 1992
  4. ^ Dieter Nohlen; Florian Grotz; Christof Hartmann; Graham Hassall; Soliman M. Santos.
    Elections in Asia and the Pacific: A Data Handbook: Volume II: South East Asia, East Asia, and the South Pacific    .
  5. ^ Dieter Nohlen; Florian Grotz; Christof Hartmann; Graham Hassall; Soliman M. Santos.
    Elections in Asia and the Pacific: A Data Handbook: Volume II: South East Asia, East Asia, and the South Pacific    .
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