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Results of the 1984 Philippine parliamentary election

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The following are the results of the 1984 Philippine parliamentary election by province.[1]

Abra (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Abra[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Arturo V. Barbero KBL 40,103
2. Jeremias Zapata Independent 26,402
3. Elpidio Valera KBL 18,355
4. Gavino Balbin KBL 10,302
5. Eustaqio Padaoil KBL 7,688
6. Demetrio Pre UNIDO 5,099
7. Antonio Paredes Independent 4,876
8. Romeo Bringas UNIDO 4,500
9. Leonides Benesa Nacionalista 2,103
10. Apolonio Enrile Independent 433
11. Rodolfo Bernardes Independent 102
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Agusan del Norte[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Edelmiro Amante Nacionalista 68,267
2. Antonio R. Tupaz KBL 55,082
3. Jose Gonzalez Mindanao Alliance 23,003
4. Sinforoso Grana Independent 1,781
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Agusan del Sur[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Democrito O. Plaza KBL 54,307
2. Ceferino Paredes Jr Mindanao Alliance 23,088
3. Vicente Guzman UNIDO 15,679
4. Marcelino Arias Liberal 8,498
5. Mariano Cerna Jr Nacionalista 6,227
6. Timoteo Lerio Sr Independent 907
7. Roland Doncillo People's Party 431

Aklan (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Aklan[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Rafael B. Legaspi UNIDO 68,567
2. Sergio Rigodon KBL 67,034
3. Juan P. Dayyang Nacionalista 15,084
4. Sergio Kismundo Independent 102

Albay (3 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Albay[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Peter A. Sabido KBL 68,702
2. Victor Ziga UNIDO 57,208
3. Pedro M. Marcellana Jr UNIDO 49,247
4. Carlos Imperial KBL 46,247
5. Dominador Aytona UNIDO 45,196
6. Jose Estevez KBL 39,844
7. Jose Balde Bicol Saro 36,431
8. Ismael Buban UNIDO 33,090
9. Teresita Flores UNIDO 32,831
10. Diego Obido PDP–Laban 27,113
11. Leoncio Opida Bicol Saro 24,888
12. Crispin Rayala Liberal 22,669
13. Honesto de Vera Bicol Saro 18,996
14. Vladimir Bruzola Bicol Saro 15,321
15. Juan M. Casil Young Philippines 12,311
16. Juan Sangreo LM 9,370
17. Antonio Betito Independent 3,543
18. Reynaldo Bocalbos Independent 3,012
19. Manuel Relorcasa Independent 2,963

Antique (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Antique[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Arturo Pacificadora KBL 51,123
2. Evelio Javiera UNIDO 50,911
3. Antero Pagunsan Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 11,278
4. Andresito Fornier Federal Party (Philippines) 755
^a The Supreme Court proclaimed Pacificador's opponent, Evelio Javier, the real winner in 1986, but by then, Javier was dead already, having been assassinated on February 11, 1986.[2]

Aurora (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Aurora[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Luis S. Etcubañez KBL 16,111
2. Estello T. Ong Nacionalista 13,769
3. Victor Bitong UNIDO 10,205
4. Emilio Almazan Independent 3,788
5. Leoncio Aragon Independent 191

Baguio (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for Baguio City[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Honorato Y. Aquino UNIDO 18,346
2. Luis L. Lardizabal KBL (Independent) 16,785
3. Ramon Labo Jr KBL 14,490
4. Jaime Bugnosen KBL (Independent) 12,323
5. Leonides Bautista Independent 8,482
6. Benjamin Rillera Independent 3,145
7. Galleazo Bucaycay Nacionalista 2,540
8. Pedro Claravall Independent 842
9. Teopisto Rondez KBL 665
10. Rafaels Wasan Social Democratic 497
11. George Angel Independent 200
12. Jeorge Manalo Independent 155
13. Melchor Paras Independent 92

Basilan (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Basilan[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Candu I. Muarip Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation 34,684
2. Elnorita Tugung Independent 16,677
3. Kalbi Tupay KBL 13,073
4. Abdullah Camlian KBL 9,086
5. Epifanio Anoos Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 7,854
6. Conrado Pablo Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 6,992

Bataan (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Bataan[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Antonino Roman KBL 79,322
2. Leonardo Roman PDP–Laban 66,861
3. Dominador Venegas Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 11,173
4. Claudio Benzon Partido ng Bansa 696

Batanes (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Batanes[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Fernando C. Faberes KBL 2,589
2. Priscilla Yadan UNIDO 1,004
3. Silvino Barsana Agudo Nacionalista 942
4. Cesar Hidalgo UNIDO 786
5. Constantino Agayan Independent 152
6. Marcial Armando Independent 43

Batangas (4 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Batangas[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Jose Bayani H. Laurel Jr. UNIDO 433,305
2. Hernando Perez Nacionalista (Laurel Wing) 254,173
3. Manuel G. Collantes KBL 248,838
4. Rafael Recto Nacionalista (Laurel Wing) 236,601
5. Tomas Apacible Nacionalista (Laurel Wing) 187,202
6. Arturo Tanco KBL 183,629
7. Roberto Diokno KBL 180,006
8. Antonio Leviste KBL 174,521
9. Hermilando Mandanas Independent 156,905
10. Expedito Leviste KBL 153,733
11. Fernando Cabitac Sr. Nacionalista 149,885
12. Jose Julian Aliling Independent 83,002
13. Maximiano Medalla Independent 48,880
14. Edgardo Mendoza Independent 23,911
15. Nemesio Valencia Independent 3,001
16. Jose Dimayuga Independent 1,554

Benguet (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Benguet[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Samuel Dangwa Nacionalista 65,153
2. Andres Cosalan KBL 40,082

Bohol (3 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Bohol[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Ramon M. Lapez KBL 148,817
2. David B. Tirol KBL 148,326
3. Eladio I. Chatto KBL 119,672
4. Natalio Castillo Jr UNIDO 87,746
5. Venice Borja-Agana UNIDO 75,833
6. Dan Lim Independent 67,853
7. Victor de la Cerna Pusyon Bisaya 41,473
8. Gaudencio Beduya Nacionalista 39,340
9. Abundio Gultiano KBL (Independent) 20,062
10. Lord Marapao Pusyon Bisaya 14,328
11. Heliodoro Petalcorin Nacionalista 13,338
12. Epifania Bolando Nacionalista 13,009
13. Romeo Bautista Jr Liberal 11,222
14. Romeo Justiniano Liberal 10,794
15. Eleazar Nuñez Nacionalista 8,336
16. Francisco Aranello Christian Democratic Party 4,874
17. Erique Gabriel Independent 1,044
18. Eduardo Rosales Independent 663

Bukidnon (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Bukidnon[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Jose Ma. Zubiri Jr. KBL 61,617
2. Lorenzo S. Dinlayan KBL 50,692
3. Ernesto Tabios PDP–Laban 48,220
4. Rube Gamolo Sr PDP–Laban 43,220
5. Luis Dongallo UNIDO 25,937
6. Wilfredo Linaac Mindanao Alliance 20,065
7. Severo Dignos UNIDO 14,870
8. Israel Damasco Independent 3,001
9. Mary Socorro Turrencha Independent 2,945

Bulacan (4 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Bulacan[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Rogaciano M. Mercado UNIDO 417,344
2. Blas Ople KBL 347,482
3. Jesus S. Hipolito KBL 333,258
4. Teodulo C. Natividad KBL 276,723
5. Cesar Serapio KBL 270,885
6. Sixto Antonio UNIDO 233,330
7. Jose Cabochan UNIDO 229,476
8. Ranulfo David UNIDO 219,543
9. Carlos Serapio Christian Democratic Party 76,688
10. Benjamin Cruz Independent 9,004

Cagayan (3 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Cagayan[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Juan F. Ponce Enrile Sr. KBL 307,507
2. Alfonso R. Reyno Jr KBL 277,384
3. Antonio C. Carag KBL 276,474
4. Tito Dupaya UNIDO 53,786
5. Manuel T. Molina UNIDO 33,144
6. Eulogio C. Balao Jr. UNIDO 28,198
7. Elpidio Atal Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 12,985
8. Policropio Taguinod Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 10,887
9. Edgar Dupaya Independent 8,449
10. Alberto Manginod Independent 5,741
11. Mike Caronan Independent 3,004
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for Cagayan de Oro[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Aquilino Pimentel Jr. PDP–Laban 64,758
2. Pedro N. Roa KBL 59,796
3. Guerrero Adaza Mindanao Alliance 2,472
4. Galvino Jardin Liberal 496
5. Elsal Magnaye Christian People's Party 205
6. Lorenzo de la Serna Social Democratic 130

Caloocan City (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for Caloocan City[3]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Virgilio Robles UNIDO 145,032
2. Antonio Martinez PDP–Laban 121,284
3. Tomas Teodoro KBL 104,497
4. Alejandro Fider KBL 96,926
5. Flora Jacinto Independent 11,020
6. Carmelito Montano Independent 5,108
7. Eulogio Malicse Nacionalista 3,298
8. Benjamin Rabo Independent 2,837
9. Lolita Dabu Independent 462
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Camarines Norte[3]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Casimero Padilla Sr. UNIDO 42,898
2. Jose T. Atienza Independent 38,901
3. Marcial Pimentel KBL 35,834
4. Roger Panotes Bicol Saro 21,840

Camarines Sur (4 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Camarines Sur[3]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Luis Villafuerte Sr. UNIDO 245,922
2. Ciriaco R. Alfelor UNIDO 233,433
3. Edmundo B. Cea UNIDO 222,413
4. Rolando R. Andaya Sr UNIDO 218,013
5. Arnulfo Fuentebella KBL 107,252
6. Salvador Bigay KBL 89,719
7. Juan Triviño KBL 67,705
8. Lorenzo Ballecer KBL 64,398
9. Jesus Antonio M. Carpio Sr PDP–Laban 59,018
10. Salvador Tuy Jr PDP–Laban 48,768
11. Rodolfo Villanueva PDP–Laban 45,890
12. Eduardo Lopes Independent 21,444
13. Mauro Magistrado Independent 15,754
14. Marciano Trinidad Independent 8,001

Camiguin (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Camiguin[3]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Jose Paul N. Neri Independent 11,508
2. Faustino Neri Jr KBL 8,908
3. Pedro Romualdo Mindanao Alliance 7,054
4. Dioscoro Quiblat UNIDO 6,987
5. Leodegario Vallar PDP–Laban 5,014
6. Juanito Abat Independent 1,093

Capiz (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Capiz[3]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Enrique Belo UNIDO 94,987
2. Charles B. Escolin KBL 93,024
3. Gabriel Villareal KBL 80,598
4. Pedro Exmundo Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 69,243
5. Arturo Villanueva Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 55,039
6. Raul Villareal Independent 4,120
7. Virgilio Asis Independent 2,980

Catanduanes (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Catanduanes[3]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Jose M. Alberto KBL 37,847
2. Rosita Alberto Independent 25,884
3. Leandro Verceles Bicol Saro 19,966
4. Clemente Abundo UNIDO 1,294
5. Silverio Tabirara Independent 852
6. Nellie Tarrobago-Rojas Independent 603
7. Luis Tayo Independent 477
8. Horatio Villarete Independent 203

Cavite (3 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Cavite[3]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Cesar Virata KBL 258,321
2. Renato P. Dragon KBL 178,629
3. Helena Zoila T. Benitez KBL (Independent) 174,777
4. Jorge Nuñez KBL 131,557
5. Alfredo Gimenez UNIDO 66,801
6. Florentino A. Bautista Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 56,034
7. Fernando Campos UNIDO 41,032
8. Reynaldo Maraan UNIDO 35,865
9. Mario V. Villareal Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 31,225
10. Romeo B. Batino Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 29,658
11. Luis Espiritu PDP–Laban 26,660
12. Jose Ricafrente Jr Independent 24,963
13. Igmedio Corpin Christian Democratic Party 14,236
14. Franco Loyola Independent 8,007
15. Gaudencio Fabroa Independent 5,987
16. Rosalio Benig Independent 4,008
17. Natividad Nazareno Independent 2,753
18. Arturo Topacio Jr Independent 1,009

Cebu Province (6 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Cebu[4]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Ramon Durano III KBL 474,687
2. Emerito S. Calderon KBL 375,892
3. Adelino Sitoy KBL 349,318
4. Nenita Cortes-Daluz Panaghiusa 335,698
5. Luisito R. Patalinjug KBL 329,497
6. Regalado Maambong KBL 326,525
7. Antonio Almirante Jr KBL 324,002
8. Osmundo Rama Panaghiusa 318,659
9. Antonio Bacaltos Panaghiusa 316,555
10. Ribomapil Holganza Sr. Panaghiusa 308,256
11. Hilario Davide Jr. Social Democratic 305,887
12. Casimiro Madarang Jr Pusyon Bisaya 299,996
13. Nazario Pacquiao Panaghiusa 297,803
14. Guillermo Legaspi UNIDO 288,559
15. Andres Flores Panaghiusa 286,004
16. Mariano Florido Pusyon Bisaya 284,693
17. Pontico Fortuna UNIDO 257,651
18. Oliveros Kintanar Pusyon Bisaya 254,639
19. Alfonso Corominas Pusyon Bisaya 241,009
20. Rogelio Osmeña Independent 230,263
21. Serafin Cabanlit UNIDO 223,005
22. Francisco Emilio Remotugue Nacionalista 214,633
23. Julian Iballe Pusyon Bisaya 210,884
24. Clavel Asas-Martinez Pundok Sugbuanon 198,550
25. Fortunato Clavano Jr Federal Party (Philippines) 190,225
26. Wilda Dulcero Federal Party (Philippines) 52,044
27. Filemon Fernandez Independent 23,542
28. Mariano Logarta Independent 22,436
29. Gaudioso Manliguez Federal Party (Philippines) 18,997
30. Jose Manzanares Independent 17,548
31. Marcelo Bacalso Independent 15,006
32. Buenaventura Najarro Federal Party (Philippines) 14,659
33. Teofanio Nuñez Federal Party (Philippines) 12,778
34. Lolita Pahang Independent 9,663
35. Juanito Recio Independent 7,256
36. Rosario Sabalones Independent 5,863
37. Rodisendo Sabanal Jr Federal Party (Philippines) 3,993
38. Caridad Sarmiento Independent 793

Cebu City (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for Cebu City[4]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Marcelo Fernan Panaghiusa 155,156
2. Antonio Cuenco Panaghiusa 129,443
3. Florentino Solon KBL 92,707
4. Luis Diores KBL 42,902
5. George Baladjay UNIDO 38,951
6. Raul del Mar Independent 35,003
7. Valentino Legaspi UNIDO 31,448
8. Loreto Durano Independent 27,235
9. Ramon Llaguno Nacionalista 25,649
10. Antonio Mansueto Nacionalista 23,008
11. Manuel Paradela PDP–Laban 21,543
12. Bartolome Cabangbang Federal Party (Philippines) 21,223
13. Vicente Abangan National Union for Liberation 19,856
14. Emilio Lumontad Jr Partido Democrata 18,991
15. Salutario Fernandez Pusyon Bisaya 17,005
16. Manuel Maranga Partido Democrata 15,483
17. Miguel Enriquez Pundok Sugbuanon 12,556
18. Elias Tan Federal Party (Philippines) 10,226
19. Jose Echavez Partido Democrata 9,289
20. Virgilio Abadilla Independent 7,880
21. Elydegario Arnado Independent 6,339
22. Victor Elipe Independent 5,990
23. Abraham Interompa Independent 4,332
24. Stephen Java Independent 3,867
25. Jose Maria Lozada Independent 2,007
26. Mario Relente Independent 1,589
27. Franklin Seno Independent 976
28. Romeo Sogue Independent 733
29. Sinforoso Villarosa Independent 430
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Cotabato del Norte[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Carlos B. Cajelo KBL 72,137
2. Tomas Baga Jr KBL 60,880
3. Esteban Doruelo Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 58,470
4. Ernesto Roldan Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 49,678
5. Jesus Amparo Konsensiya ng Bayan 45,631
6. Anacleto Badoy UNIDO 43,986
7. John Hofer KBL (Independent) 38,014
8. Leopoldo Jalandoni UNIDO 32,548
9. Wahab Tandual UNIDO 30,698
10. Mama Dalandag Independent 11,005
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Cotabato del Sur[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Rogelio V. Garcia UNIDO 106,357
2. Hilario B. de Pedro UNIDO 92,699
3. Rufino B. Bañas UNIDO 92,144
4. Antonio Acharon KBL 47,512
5. Adelbert Antonino Independent 24,433
6. Jose T. Sison KBL
7. Gregoria Morales KBL
8. Quirico Lim Mindanao Alliance
9. Leonardo Cocjin Jr Mindanao Alliance
10. Ephraim Defiño Youth Party (Philippines)
11. Camilo Dionio Jr Nacionalista
12. Thomas Hofer Independent
13. Dionisio Literal Nacionalista
14. Felixberto Perbillo Nacionalista
15. Danilo Napala Federal Party (Philippines)
16. Juanito Purisima Independent
17. Honorio Cornejo Independent
18. Rio Rivera Independent
19. Edmund Ruaro Independent
20. Alimudin Hassan Independent
21. Felix Naciongayo Jr Independent

Davao City (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for Davao City[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Manuel M. Garcia KBL 79,825
2. Zafiro L. Respicio PDP–Laban 77,608
3. Prospero Nograles UNIDO 67,529
4. Valentino Banzon Nacionalista 52,714
5. Luis Santos UNIDO 52,226
6. Felicidad Santos KBL
7. Bienvenido Amora Independent
8. Domingo Vidanes Nacionalista
9. Samuel Oceña PDP–Laban
10. Jose Santes Independent
11. Jose Lopez Independent
12. Mariano Santander Jr Poor People's Party
13. Mateo Deligero Federal Party (Philippines)
14. Eduardo Dacudao Federal Party (Philippines)
15. Enrique Lozada Independent
16. Gregorio Batiller Independent
17. Joseph Perez de Tagle Independent
18. Benjamin del Rosario Independent
19. Aurelio Marasigan Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Davao del Norte[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Rodolfo P. del Rosario Sr KBL 165,531
2. Rolando C. Marcial PDP–Laban 126,065
3. Rogelio M. Sarmiento KBL 124,722
4. Baltazar Sator PDP–Laban 91,633
5. Gelacio Gementiza KBL 89,283
6. Jose R. Caballero UNIDO 55,309
7. Ramon Tirol Nacionalista 54,431
8. Ruperto Gonzaga PDP–Laban 46,886
9. Verulo Boiser UNIDO 20,832
10. Dominador Payot Federal Party (Philippines) 311
11. Ruperto Garcia Federal Party (Philippines) 110
12. Valeriano Pintor Independent 42
13. Cecilia de la Paz Nacionalista withdrew

Davao del Sur (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Davao del Sur[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Douglas Cagas PDP–Laban 100,067
2. Alejandro Almendras KBL 92,384
3. Benjamin Bautista Sr KBL 83,034
4. Dominador Carillo PDP–Laban
5. Saturnino Parcasio Nacionalista
6. Isidoro Bajo Independent
7. Antonio Kinoc Independent
8. Jose Enginco People's Party
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Davao Oriental[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Merced Edith N. Rabat KBL 57,218
2. Josefina Sibala UNIDO 40,322
3. Leopoldo N. Lopez KBL (Independent) 34,803
4. Thelma Z. Almario Nacionalista
5. Crisanto Maniwang Mindanao Alliance
6. Jose Cayetano Mindanao Alliance
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Eastern Samar[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Vicente O. Valley KBL 54,124
2. Fidel Anacta Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 53,637
3. Jose Ramirez National Union for Liberation 3,251
4. Celestino Sabate Independent 2,200
5. Camilo Libanan UNIDO 151
6. Adelino Ravas Independent 35
7. Jovencio Bernardo Independent 5
8. Vicente Montallana Nacionalista withdrew

Ifugao (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Ifugao[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Zosimo Jesus M. Paredes II KBL (Independent) 17,480
2. Gualberto Lumauig KBL 15,492
3. Teodoro Baguilat Sr Nacionalista 565
4. Benjamin Nadugo Independent 36

Iligan City (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for Iligan City[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Camilo P. Cabili KBL 65,961
2. Alan Flores UNIDO 11,192
3. Romeo Maata PDP–Laban 4,127
4. Bonifacio Legaspi Nacionalista 3,438
5. Teofilo Landez PDP–Laban 2,100

Ilocos Norte (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Ilocos Norte[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Maria Imelda Josefa Remedios R. Marcos KBL 199,837
2. Antonio Raquiza KBL 164,117
3. Arturo Romero Independent 23,197
4. Cesar Ventura UNIDO
5. Damaso Samonte UNIDO
6. Ross Tipon UNIDO
7. Emerito Salva Independent

Ilocos Sur (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Ilocos Sur[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Salacnib F. Baterina KBL 161,218
2. Eric Singson KBL 147,734
3. Pablito Sanidad Jr UNIDO 78,050
4. Chavit Singson KBL
5. Porfirio Rapanut Nacionalista 13,365
6. Ramon Encarnacion UNIDO 12,225
7. Benjamin Singson Independent
8. Godofredo Reyes KBL
9. Pedro Singson Independent
10. Clemente Gagarin Nacionalista
11. Augusto Tobias Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
12. Fidel Villanueva Independent
13. Francisco Ante Independent
14. Ernesto Antolin Independent
15. Jose Bragado Independent
16. Lucas Cauton Independent

Iloilo (5 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Iloilo[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Fermin Z. Caram Jr UNIDO 360,555
2. Arthur Defensor Sr. UNIDO 331,322
3. Rafael Palmares Nacionalista 309,839
4. Narciso D. Monfort KBL 248,680
5. Salvador B. Britanico KBL 225,557
6. Niel Tupas Sr. KBL
7. Lazaro Zulueta KBL
8. Emilio dela Cruz KBL
9. Teodulo Padernal KBL
10. Domingo Trompeta Jr UNIDO
11. Mario Salcedo Jr UNIDO
12. Licargo Tirador UNIDO
13. Fortunato Padilla Nacionalista
14. Benjamin Moreno Nacionalista
15. Lazaro Belgica Nacionalista
16. Quirino Baterna Social Democratic
17. Pascual Espinosa PDP–Laban
18. Roman Mosqueda III PDP–Laban
19. Avelino Javellana PDP–Laban
20. Nicolas Lutero Jr PDP–Laban
21. Rodolfo Cabado PDP–Laban
22. Gualberto Opong Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
23. Crispin Taaban Federal Party (Philippines)

Isabela (3 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Isabela[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Rodolfo B. Albano KBL 307,052
2. Prospero G. Bello KBL 226,064
3. Simplicio B. Domingo Jr KBL 225,373
4. Celso Gangan Timek
5. Wilson Nuesa Timek
6. Melanio T. Singson Timek
7. Gaudencio Sarangaya III UNIDO
8. Horacio Pascual Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
9. Floresmindo Ramirez Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
10. Antonio Tarampi Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
11. Isaac de Alban Social Democratic
12. Agustin Guillermo Social Democratic
13. Federico Pobre Social Democratic
14. Jaime Imbag Federal Party (Philippines)
15. Benedicto Mariano Independent
16. Bibiano Paggao Independent
17. Elpidio Sumabat Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Kalinga-Apayao[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. David M. Puzon KBL 24,198
2. Domingo Masadao Jr UNIDO 8,048
3. Amado Vargas Independent 7,454
4. Tanding Odiem KBL (Independent) 2,939
5. Alfredo Apaling Nacionalista
6. Inocencio Lopez UNIDO
7. Ephraim Ordonio Independent

La Union (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of La Union[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Jose D. Aspiras KBL 176,412
2. Joaquin L. Ortega KBL 142,315
3. Manuel Cases Jr UNIDO 75,969
4. Napoleon Dulay Nacionalista 19,383
5. Edmundo Jose Rimando UNIDO
6. Victor Ortega Independent
7. Cecilio Milo Nacionalista
8. Epifanio Castillejos Independent
9. Luis Viloria Independent
10. Ceferino Arquiza Independent
11. Gil Gallardo Independent
12. Rosendo Ganaden Independent
13. Casiano Ledda Independent
14. Benigno Pulmano Independent

Laguna (4 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Laguna[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Luis A. Yulo KBL 207,977
2. Rustico F. delos Reyes Jr SAMAHAN 178,862
3. Arturo Brion KBL 141,236
4. Wenceslao Lagumbay KBL 133,037
5. Florante Aquino SAMAHAN 132,900
6. Edgardo Salandanan UNIDO 112,259
7. Magdaleno Palacol UNIDO 84,413
8. Napoleon Medalla SAMAHAN 84,313
9. Joaquin Chipeco Jr. PDP–Laban 76,773
10. Leonides C. de Leon KBL 52,784
11. Restituto Luna SAMAHAN 48,416
12. Isidro Hildawa UNIDO 42,530
13. Marciano Brion Jr UNIDO 39,980
14. Benjamin Agarao Sr. Independent 36,971
15. Pepito Castro PDP–Laban 31,378
16. Jimmy Gonzales Nacionalista 27,870
15. Clarence Agarao Nacionalista 22,980
18. Lina Litton Nacionalista 19,134
19. Diosdado Monzon Nacionalista 15,540
20. Fidel Bardos Federal Party (Philippines) 11,843
21. Rodolfo Galang Independent 9,902
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Lanao del Norte[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Abdullah D. Dimaporo KBL 104,497
2. Francisco L. Abalos Mindanao Alliance 45,674
3. Abdel Azish Ali PDP–Laban 5,968
4. Romeo Lluch UNIDO
5. Marconi Paiso Nacionalista
6. Tirso Cabili Independent

Lanao del Sur (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Lanao del Sur[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Macacuna B. Dimaporo KBL 163,858
2. Omar M. Dianalan KBL 147,754
3. Liningding Pangandaman Nacionalista 51,317
4. Abdul Ghafur Madki Alonto UNIDO 34,809
5. Said Amen Pangarungan PDP–Laban
6. Kunnug Sinad Tumbaya Nacionalista
7. Kasam Alawi Marahombsar UNIDO
8. Meno Manabilang Federal Party (Philippines)
9. Adhel Tomabiling Pangandaman Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Municipalities of Las Piñas & Parañaque[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Jaime Ferrer UNIDO 118,020
2. Jose Roilo Golez KBL 78,472
3. Antonio Tamayo Social Democratic 12,160
4. Freddie Webb Independent 6,611
5. Jose Maria Mercader Nacionalista 322
6. Jose Crisostomo Jr Independent 67
7. Floro Caritan Independent

Leyte (5 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Leyte[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Benjamin Romualdezb KBL 139,388
2. Artemio E. Mate KBL 116,918
3. Alberto S. Veloso KBL 115,957
4. Damian V. Aldaba KBL 107,103
5. Emiliano J. Melgazo KBL 90,352
6. Emmanuel Veloso UNIDO
7. Cesar Villegas UNIDO
8. Benjamin Abella UNIDO
9. Claudio Dayaon Nacionalista
10. Abraham Lagarde Nacionalista
11. Felicisimo Asoy UNIDO
12. Basilio Agravante Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
13. Cirilo Roy Montejo UNIDO
14. Manuel Tutaan Nacionalista
15. Agustin Arnaiz Sr Social Democratic
16. Bernardino Solano Nacionalista
17. Macario Esmas Jr Social Democratic
18. Baldomero Falcone Social Democratic
19. Miguel Peliño Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
20. Crispulo Truya PDP–Laban
21. Wallentin Banzon Independent
22. Eduardo Bertulfo Independent
^b Romualdez preferred to sit as Ambassador of the Philippines to the United States, thereby he was disqualified to sit as Mambabatas Pambansa of Leyte.[7]

Maguindanao (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Maguindanao[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Simeon Datumanong KBL 233,584
2. Salipada K. Pendatunc KBL 217,428
3. Tahir Lidasan KBL (Independent) 131,377
4. Datu Mama Sinsuat UNIDO 80,163
5. Amilil Malaguiok KBL (Independent)
6. Alunan C. Gland PDP–Laban
7. Romulo Ferran Independent
^c Pendatun died in office on January 27, 1985.[8]

Makati (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Municipality of Makati[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Ruperto Gaite KBL 107,920
2. Aurora Pijuan UNIDO 103,978
3. Rolando Carbonell Partido ng Malayang Pilipino
4. Alexander Villalon Independent 3,242
5. Andres Cacanindo Christian Democratic Party
6. Ted Samuel Jr Federal Party (Philippines)
7. Benjamin Bargas Independent
8. Jeanette Dorres Independent
9. Ricardo Francisco Independent
10. Friedrich Paterro Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Municipalities of Malabon–Navotas–Valenzuela[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Jesus T. Tanchanco KBL 136,647
2. Manuel C. Domingo UNIDO 112,866
3. Cipriano Bautista KBL 102,538
4. Ricardo Valmonte UNIDO 98,774
5. Edgardo Romero Independent
6. Benito Bolito Independent
7. Facifico Morelos Independent
8. Bernardo Nazal Independent
9. Angel Paez Independent
10. Conrado Radam Independent
11. Abelardo del Rosario Independent
12. Antonio Villanueva Independent

Manila (6 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the City of Manila[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Eva Estrada-Kalaw UNIDO 549,281
2. Gonzalo Puyat II UNIDO 508,270
3. Gemiliano Lopez Jr UNIDO 497,388
4. Arturo M. Tolentino KBL 422,986
5. Carlos Fernandez UNIDO 388,365
6. Jose L. Atienza Jr UNIDO 363,505
7. Jose Lina Jr UNIDO 334,283
8. Gerardo S. Espina Sr KBL 321,669
9. Amado S. Bagatsing KBL 294,278
10. James Barbers KBL 273,107
11. Felicisimo Cabigao KBL 198,412
12. Roberto Sese KBL 198,159
13. Pablo V. Ocampo PDP–Laban 109,915
14. Herminio Astorga Independent 44,630
15. Juan T. David PDP–Laban 38,241
16. Roberto Oca Jr Independent 24,681
17. Arturo Salonga PDP–Laban 18,238
18. Ruben Paypon Independent 15,526
19. Simeon Garcia Nacionalista 12,998
20. Rodrigo Melchor PDP–Laban 11,269
21. Reynaldo Aralar Independent 10,957
22. Jose Santos Nacionalista 9,010
23. Paquita Flores LM 8,985
24. Arleo Magtibay Independent 8,335
25. Virgilio Tomesa PDP–Laban 7,739
26. Honesto Salcedo PDP–Laban 7,430
27. Joaquin Yuseco Nacionalista 7,279
28. Rosendo Yap Independent 3,315
29. Ramon Arevalo Independent 2,558
30. Felino Timbol Federal Party (Philippines) 2,544
31. Daniel Edralin Christian Democratic Party 1,480
32. William Chan Independent 1,477
33. Joseph Sehra Independent 881
34. Roman Uy Independent 880
35. Nicanor Bautista Christian Democratic Party 844
36. Antonio Ramirez Federal Party (Philippines) 819
37. Federico Ce Independent 797
38. Lucio Galad Federal Party (Philippines) 793
39. Isabelo Lim Independent 742
40. Humberto Basco Independent 714
41. Josefina de Joya Independent 633
42. Cirilo Olleres Independent 583
43. Augusto Galido Independent 521
44. Rogelio Poblete Federal Party (Philippines) 519
45. Leonides Peñaflor Philippine Labor Party 464
46. Crisostomo Vitug Federal Party (Philippines) 430
47. Juanito Ilaw Independent 389
48. Gavino Magdamit Philippine Labor Party 381
49. Florendio Tipanao Sr Independent 360
50. Jose Belviz Independent 350
51. Felipe Pangilinan Independent 284
52. Job Montecillo Federal Party (Philippines) 284
53. Manuel Igrosa Federal Party (Philippines) 273
54. Onofre Sebastian Independent 236
55. Aniceto Quime Independent 222
56. Danny Trajano Independent 210
57. Eduardo Derequito Independent 189
58. Francisco Gatmaitan Independent 127
59. Arturo V. Samaniego Allied Socialist Party 90
60. Gregorio Taruc Independent 83

Marinduque (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Marinduque[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Carmencita Reyes KBL 24,960
2. Francisco Lecaroz UNIDO 24,340
3. Wilfredo Red Independent
4. Efren Marciano Independent

Masbate (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Masbate[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Jolly T. Fernandez UNIDO 81,688
2. Venancio L. Yaneza Independent 70,679
3. Manuel Sese KBL 67,538
4. Pablo Bautista KBL 63,286
5. Nestor Espenilla UNIDO 46,557
6. Raul Estrella Bicol Saro 19,687
7. Santos Abenir LM
8. Henrietta Esparago Liberal
9. Jesus Blanca Liberal
10. Nestor Joson Bicol Saro
11. Antonio Medina PDP–Laban
12. Ricardo Butalid Independent
13. Amancio Aguilar Independent
14. Vicente Lim Jr Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Misamis Occidental[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Henry Y. Regalado KBL 61,290
2. William Chiongbian Independent 56,220
3. Napoleon Sanciangco Mindanao Alliance 11,405
4. Felipe Tac-an UNIDO
5. Sonny Leuterio PDP–Laban
6. Arturo del Pozo Nacionalista
7. Julio Ozamiz Independent
8. Ursula Dajao Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Misamis Oriental[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Homobono Adaza Mindanao Alliance
2. Concordio C. Diel KBL
3. Rufus Rodriguez KBL
4. Teodoro Cabeltes Mindanao Alliance
5. Constantino Jaraula PDP–Laban
6. Arturo Lugod PDP–Laban
7. Irving Mediante UNIDO
8. Frederico Gapuz Social Democratic
9. Antonio Dugenio Federal Party (Philippines)
10. Fernando Pagano Jr Independent
11. Alexander Tacarde Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for Mountain Province[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Victor Dominguez KBL 15,754
2. William Claver PDP–Laban 7,620
3. Padong Lazaro Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 508
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Negros Occidental[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Roberto L. Montelibano KBL 328,763
2. Alfredo Marañon Jr. KBL 281,801
3. Roberto A. Gatuslao KBL 270,244
4. Antonio M. Gatuslao Independent 254,427
5. Wilson Gamboa Sr. UNIDO 253,305
6. Jaime G. Golez KBL 243,703
7. Jose Y. Varela Jr KBL 242,050
8. Alfonso Garcia KBL
9. Teodoro Benedicto KBL
10. Artemio Balinas UNIDO
11. Corazon Zayco UNIDO
12. Hortensia Starke UNIDO
13. Amado Parreño Jr UNIDO
14. Jose Puey Jr UNIDO
15. Ernesto Faunlaque Nacionalista
16. Jose Villagracia Nacionalista
17. Reynaldo Novero Nacionalista
18. Rodolfo Guance Nacionalista
19. Jose Jimenez Nacionalista
20. Teodoro Aritao Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
21. Angel Dudero Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
22. Winston Rodrigazo Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
23. Guillermo Rojo Jr. Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
24. Francisco Tagamolia Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
25. Pachico Villaluna Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
26. Serafin Yngson Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
27. Marcelo Briones Coalition of Concerned Citizens of Negros
28. Lorendo Dilag Coalition of Concerned Citizens of Negros
29. Renecio Espiritu Sr Coalition of Concerned Citizens of Negros
30. Maria Socorro Tuvilla Coalition of Concerned Citizens of Negros
31. Nicasio V. Garces Philippine Reformist Party
32. Luis Anfore Independent
33. Antonio Feria Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Negros Oriental[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Emilio Macias II KBL 139,984
2. Andres C. Bustamante KBL 137,445
3. Ricardo D. Abiera KBL 100,346
4. Margarito Teves UNIDO
5. Sergio Flamiano Beltran UNIDO
6. Marcelino Maximo Pusyon Bisaya
7. Saleto Erames UNIDO
8. Henry Sojor Pusyon Bisaya
9. Jesus Villegas Pusyon Bisaya
10. Efren Quial III PDP–Laban
11. Jose Ancheta PDP–Laban
12. Elpidio Onto PDP–Laban
13. Oscar Trinidad Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Northern Samar[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Edilberto A. Del Valle KBL
2. Emil Ong Nacionalista
3. Remigio Wan UNIDO
4. Wenceslao Pancho Federal Party (Philippines)

Nueva Ecija (4 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Nueva Ecija[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Eduardo Nonato Joson KBL 260,983
2. Angel D. Concepcion KBL 156,892
3. Mario S. Garcia KBL 156,144
4. Leopoldo D. Diaz KBL (Independent) 152,146
5. Sedfrey Ordoñez LABAN 130,342
6. Narciso Nario KBL 111,367
7. Domingo Bautista UNIDO
8. Rebeck Espiritu UNIDO
9. Virgilio Calica PDP–Laban
10. Pablo Salomon UNIDO
11. Emmanuel Noli Santos PDP–Laban
12. Celestino Juan Nacionalista
13. Romeo Maliwat Nacionalista
14. Alfonso Bajimma Nacionalista
15. Florentino Daus Social Democratic
16. Rudy Franklin Eduardo Independent
17. Jose Espino UNIDO
18. Santiago Marcos Independent
19. Meliton Pajarillaga Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Nueva Vizcaya[3]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Leonardo B. Perez KBL 65,184
2. Carlos M. Padilla Social Democratic 62,052
3. Francisco Acosta UNIDO 3,907
4. Quirico Pilotin Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
5. Ruth Padilla Independent
6. Belen Calderon Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Occidental Mindoro[3]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Pedro T. Mendiola KBL 40,795
2. Ricardo Quintos UNIDO 25,674
3. Anita N. Villarosa KBL (Independent) 19,645
4. Albino Arevalo PDP–Laban 4,955
5. Alberto Tajonera Independent 741
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for Olongapo City[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Amelia Gordon KBL 42,525
2. Teddy Macapagal PDP–Laban 38,100
3. Hector Ruiz UNIDO
4. Jose Igrobay Federal Party (Philippines)
5. Mercado Odoc Federal Party (Philippines)
6. Aquilino Panganiban Independent
7. Alberto Roxas Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Oriental Mindoro[3]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Rolleo L. Ignacio UNIDO 80,906
2. Jose Reynaldo V. Morente KBL 63,607
3. Alfonso Umali Sr. KBL
4. Herminio Erorita KBL (Independent)
5. Emilio Leachon Jr UNIDO
6. Epigenio Navarro UNIDO
7. Benildo Hernandez UNIDO (Independent)
8. Teresita Infantado-Gines Independent
9. Leandro Marcos Jr Independent
10. Pablo Reyes Independent

Palawan (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Palawan[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Ramon Mitra Jr. PDP–Laban 79,236
2. Teodoro Q. Peña KBL 57,090

Pampanga (4 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Pampanga[1]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Juanita L. Nepomuceno UNIDO 246,231
2. Egmidio C. Lingad UNIDO 227,111
3. Rafael L. Lazatin UNIDO 211,288
4. Aber P. Canlas KBL 203,856
5. Bren Z. Guiao UNIDO 195,583
6. Lorenzo Timbol KBL 124,148
7. Cicero Jose Punsalan KBL
8. Rogelio de la Rosa KBL
9. Rogelio Tiglao Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
10. Eller Torres Social Democratic
11. Amelio Mutuc Independent
12. Jose Ocampo LM
13. Abelardo Galang Christian Democratic Party
14. Ruben Feliciano Federal Party (Philippines)
15. Oliver Sanchez Federal Party (Philippines)
16. Paterno Canlas Independent
17. Romeo Taruc Independent

Pangasinan (6 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Pangasinan[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Victor Aguedo E. Agbayani KBL (Independent) 532,433
2. Gregorio S. Cendaña KBL 407,595
3. Felipe P. de Vera KBL 395,210
4. Demetrio G. Demetria UNIDO 267,196
5. Conrado Estrella Sr. KBL 260,426
6. Fabian S. Sison UNIDO 240,133
7. Vicente Millora KBL 178,516
8. Jeremias U. Montemayor KBL 177,527
9. Antonio Villar Sr KBL 168,756
10. Liberato Reyna UNIDO 131,819
11. Oscar Orbos UNIDO
12. Romualdo de Leon UNIDO
13. Roberto Ferrer UNIDO
14. Ruth Noel PDP–Laban
15. Nancy Sison Nacionalista
16. Juan de Vera Nacionalista
17. Manuel Castro Nacionalista
18. Antonio Reyes Nacionalista
19. Leopoldo Quesada Nacionalista
20. Candido Campos Christian Democratic Party
21. Camilo Laforteza Federal Party (Philippines)
22. Cesar Victro LM
23. Julius Magno Independent
24. Rogelio Perez Independent
25. Gilbert Uson Independent

Pasay (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Municipality of Pasay[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Jose Conrado Benitez KBL 84,772
2. Eduardo Calixto UNIDO 70,422
3. Ramon Bagatsing Jr. Nacionalista 8,366
4. Glicerio Gervero Christian Democratic Party 727
5. Jovino Angel Independent 192
6. Elmer Villacastin Independent 190
7. Eufemio Pollo Independent 106
8. Liberato Roldan Independent 36
9. Justo Evangelista Independent 34

Pasig-Marikina (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Pasig-Marikina[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Augusto Sanchez UNIDO 148,321
2. Emilio N. dela Paz Jr UNIDO 119,842
3. Jose T. Surban (Dindo Fernando) KBL 101,560
4. Valenciano Floro KBL 92,013
5. Benjamin Molina Jr Nacionalista
6. Felizardo Bulaong PDP–Laban
7. Mabuhay Sanchez Nacionalista
8. Enrique Abila LM
9. Peter Custodio Christian Democratic Party
10. Conrado Leonardo LM
11. Mamerto Potenciano Independent
12. Saturnino Solomon Independent

Quezon Province (4 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Quezon[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Oscar F. Santos Jr. UNIDO 188,424
2. Hjalmar Quintana UNIDO 165,833
3. Bienvenido O. Marquez Jr. UNIDO 153,935
4. Cesar D. Bolaños UNIDO 142,535
5. Eduardo Escueta KBL 103,325
6. Flora V. Tumagay Independent 94,622
7. Danilo Suarez KBL 58,041
8. Cesar Villariba KBL 49,738
9. Godofredo M. Tan KBL 49,103
10. Angel Tagarao Nacionalista 29,061
11. John B. Calamigan Nacionalista
12. Vicente Rabaya Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
13. Teresita Lalic Christian Democratic Party
14. Francisco Agana Independent
15. Leovegildo Cerilla Independent
16. Gonzalo Gandia Independent
17. Andres Mapaye Jr Independent
18. Florentino Martinez Independent
19. Casiano Montes Independent
20. Jose Bico Independent
21. Ramon Aldea Independent

Quezon City (4 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for Quezon City[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Orlando S. Mercado UNIDO 397,560
2. Cecilia Muñoz-Palma UNIDO 327,408
3. Ismael A. Mathay Jr. KBL 264,067
4. Alberto Romulo UNIDO 251,100
5. Ricardo C. Puno Sr. KBL 238,260
6. Francisco Tatad Social Democratic 197,849
7. Estanislao G. Alinea Jr. KBL 144,386
8. Brigido Simon Jr. UNIDO 130,531
9. Rogelio Quiambao KBL 115,853
10. Alfredo Francisco Independent 51,336
11. Melencio Castelo Independent 44,791
12. Manuel Serrano Social Democratic 42,862
13. Rafael Mison Jr. Nacionalista (Laurel Wing) 34,576
14. Victor Wood LM 23,764
15. Mario Montenegro Independent 18,526
16. Firdausi Ismail Abbas Social Democratic 13,757
17. Diosdado Peralta Social Democratic 12,468
18. Quintin San Diego Independent 6,710
19. Francisco Wenceslao Nacionalista 4,404
20. Benito Tahare Independent 3,728
21. Oscar Lazo Jr. Nacionalista 2,755
22. Onofre Julvara LM 2,678
23. Oliver Lozano Independent 2,456
24. Santiago Manongdo Independent 2,240
25. Jose Peñalosa Independent 2,178
26. Edward David LM 1,813
27. Jose Jesus Nazareno Social Democratic 921
28. Remigio Tibigar Independent 813
29. Wilfredo Torres Independent 773
30. Dufronio Calope Federal Party (Philippines) 723
31. Ranavalona Gaite Independent 702
32. Romeo Vicente Independent 649
33. Nemesio Salvador Independent 561
34. Agripino Dumlao Jr. Christian Democratic Party 517
35. Ernesto Arellano Christian Democratic Party 512
36. Felipe Ysmael Independent 479
37. Luis Dicbalo Nacionalista 427
38. Lope Rimando Katipunan ng Katapatan at Kagalingan 423
39. Numeriano Sabatin Christian Democratic Party 382
40. Eva Falcon Christian Democratic Party 376
41. Martin Capoli Federal Party (Philippines) 340
42. Rafael Ungria Christian Democratic Party 166
43. Victor Planas Federal Party (Philippines) 142
44. Rafael Baloso Maharlika Welfare Party 111
45. Andres Culamag Independent 80

Quirino Province (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Quirino[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Orlando C. Dulay KBL 13,793
2. Arnulfo Agullana Nacionalista (Roy Wing) 10,552
3. Mariano Pimentel Independent 7,208
4. Bannuar Bongolan Independent 1,297
5. Ernesto Salun-at UNIDO 1,013

Rizal Province (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Rizal[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Francisco Sumulong PDP–Laban 198,432
2. Emigdio S. Tanjuatco Jr. PDP–Laban 158,278
3. Frisco San Juan Sr. KBL 130,613
4. Gilberto Duavit Sr. KBL 110,708
5. Dante San Jose Christian Democratic Party 3,004

Romblon (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Romblon[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Natalio M. Beltran Jr. UNIDO 33,773
2. Esteban Madrona Independent 20,964
3. Nemesio Ganan Jr. KBL
4. Lindbergh Pangga Maaba KBL (Independent)
5. Richard Young Nacionalista
6. Armando Gaac Federal Party (Philippines)
7. Librado Cuadrasal Independent
8. Manuel Martinez Independent
9. Jovencio Mayor Jr. Independent

Samar (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Samar[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Jose A. Roño KBL 29,070
2. Fernando R. Veloso KBL 27,748
3. Ricardo Avelino UNIDO
4. Godofreda Dean UNIDO
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Municipalities of San Juan–Mandaluyong[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Neptali Gonzales I UNIDO 101,156
2. Ronaldo Zamora KBL 70,504
3. Rogelio Lepana Federal Party (Philippines) 2,110
4. Emmanuel Topacio Independent 58
5. Oliver Raymundo Independent 54
6. Ruben Espigol Christian Democratic Party 36

Siquijor (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Siquijor[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Manolito L. Asok KBL 17,244
2. Orlando Fua Sr. UNIDO 13,182
3. Dominador Pernes PDP–Laban
4. Guido Ganhinhin Social Democratic

Sorsogon (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Sorsogon[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Salvador Escudero III KBL 62,394
2. Augusto G. Ortiz KBL 47,284
3. Rafael Aquino Nacionalista 43,733
4. Redentor Guyala UNIDO 23,417
5. Henry Fajardo Bicol Saro
6. Elizalde Diaz PDP–Laban
7. Celerina Gillego-Gotladera PDP–Laban
8. Dominador Reyes Bicol Saro
9. Teodoro de Vera Jr. UNIDO
10. Jose Sabater Sorsogon Action Party
11. Socorro de Castro Independent
12. Manuel Fulgar Independent
13. Fernando Gerona Jr. Independent
14. Geronimo Gimeno Independent
15. Domingo Lucenario Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Sultan Kudarat[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Benjamin C. Duque KBL 78,053
2. Jose Escribano UNIDO 35,190
3. Ciscolario Diaz Nacionalista 3,075
4. Lina Defino Young Philippines Party 1,540

Sulu (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Sulu[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Hussin T. Loong KBL
2. Abraham Rasul Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation
3. Jai Anni Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation
4. Hasim Abubakar Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Surigao del Norte[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Constantino C. Navarro Sr. KBL 78,519
2. Wencelito Andanar PDP–Laban 38,324
3. Gil Mantilla UNIDO
4. Carmelito Cervantes Nacionalista
5. Desiderio Millari Nacionalista
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Surigao del Sur[5]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Higino C. Llaguno Jr. KBL 57,056
2. Hernando Masangkay UNIDO 35,779
3. Montano Ortiz Jr. PDP–Laban
4. Hermie Delicona Mindanao Alliance
5. Leopoldo Rivas Nacionalista
6. Mario Lumanao Hugpong sa Katawhan
7. Jesus Tolentino Nacionalista
8. Homero Elpa Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Municipalities of Taguig–Pateros–Muntinlupa[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Renato L. Cayetano KBL 91,174
2. Damaso Flores UNIDO 53,731
3. Dante Tiñga PDP–Laban 44,766
4. Rufino Lizardo Nacionalista
5. Calixto Roman Republican Socialist Party
6. Benjamin Musca Independent
7. Jorge Sales Independent
8. Bernardo Tensuan Independent

Tarlac (2 seats)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Tarlac[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Mercedes Cojuangco-Teodoro KBL 222,859
2. Homobono Sawit KBL 173,883
3. Jose V. Yap Sr. PDP–Laban 140,930
4. Edilberto Zarraga UNIDO 19,486
5. Enrique Agana Sr. Nacionalista
6. Bienvenido Balot Independent
7. Benjamin Domingo Independent
8. Arsenia Joaquin Independent

Tawi-Tawi (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Tawi-Tawi[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Celso J. Palma KBL 23,712
2. Almarin C. Tillah Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation
3. Cipriano Negrosa Independent

Zambales (1 seat)

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Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Zambales[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Antonio M. Diaz KBL 75,640
2. Amor Deloso PDP–Laban 67,933
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for Zamboanga City[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Cesar Climacod Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation 85,103
2. Maria Clara Lobregat Independent 46,750
3. Joaquin Enriquez Jr. KBL 14,116
4. Rommel Corro Independent
5. Antolin Bongcawel Nacionalista
6. Hadji Limpasan Idjirani Muslim Democratic Party
7. Angelina Corro Independent
8. Ramon Evangelista Independent
^d Climaco was assassinated on November 14, 1984.[9]
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Zamboanga del Norte[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Romeo G. Jalosjos Sr. Nacionalista 64,197
2. Guardson R. Lood KBL 39,163
3. Ernesto S. Amatong Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation 35,399
4. Mariano Macias KBL
5. Felipe Azcuna Jr. Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation
6. Reubin Maraon Nacionalista
7. Manuel Sumbilon Independent
8. Nenita Lacaya Nacionalista
9. Alfredo Aleta Independent
10. Germanico Carreon Independent
11. Simeon Jaicten Independent
Summary of the May 14, 1984 Regular Batasang Pambansa election results for the Province of Zamboanga del Sur[6]
Rank Candidate Party Votes
1. Vicente M. Cerilles KBL 138,012
2. Isidoro E. Real Jr. Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation 91,513
3. Bienvenido A. Ebarle KBL 82,925
4. Benjamin Arao Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation 80,470
5. Wilfredo Cainglet Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation
6. Benjamin Rodriguez KBL
7. Amador Macatangay Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation
8. Belma Cabilao Concerned Citizen's Aggrupation
9. Guillermo Saladaga Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
10. Joseph Banghulot LM
11. Michael Perocho LM
12. Luis Eleazar Bersales Jr. Nacionalista (Roy Wing)
13. Antonio Ceniza Independent
14. Pelagio Estopia Independent
15. Baldomero Fernandez Independent

Note: Tally of votes in most provinces and cities were incomplete due to scarcity of resources from the Commission on Elections and various Philippine media outlets.

References

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  8. ^ Abdul, Badrudin K.; Pendaliday, Datumanot O.; Kayama, Kamlon M.; Abdula, Datuali P.; Omar, Abdulnasser (2020). "Atty. Datu Salipada K. Pendatun: His Life and Contribution to the Development of Mindanao". SSRN. doi:10.2139/ssrn.3962790. S2CID 244395347. SSRN 3962790. {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)
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