Philippine Senate Race 2025: Partial, Unofficial Results

With nearly all precincts reporting, Senator Bong Go continues to lead the senatorial race, according to partial, unofficial results from the Commission on Elections (Comelec) Media Server. The figures reflect 97.37% of nationwide precincts, and percentages are based on the total number of registered voters in the country.

Top 12 Senatorial Candidates (As of 12:54 PM)

1. Bong Go (PDPLBN) – 26,490,710 votes (37.97%)

2. Bam Aquino (KNP) – 20,637,824 votes (29.58%)

3. Bato Dela Rosa (PDPLBN) – 20,273,810 votes (29.06%)

4. Erwin Tulfo (LAKAS) – 16,815,945 votes (24.10%)

5. Kiko Pangilinan (LP) – 15,088,642 votes (21.63%)

6. Rodante Marcoleta (IND) – 14,911,663 votes (21.37%)

7. Ping Lacson (IND) – 14,857,254 votes (21.29%)

8. Tito Sotto (NPC) – 14,596,819 votes (20.92%)

9. Pia Cayetano (NP) – 14,307,112 votes (20.51%)

10. Camille Villar (NP) – 13,360,444 votes (19.15%)

11. Lito Lapid (NPC) – 13,121,545 votes (18.81%)

12. Imee Marcos (NP) – 13,038,627 votes (18.69%)

Next in Line

Several big names remain just outside the top 12, with slim vote margins that keep the race competitive:

• Ben Tulfo (IND) – 11,886,979 votes

• Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jr. (LAKAS) – 11,790,196 votes

• Abby Binay (NPC) – 11,570,099 votes

• Benhur Abalos (PFP) – 11,354,378 votes

• Jimmy Bondoc (PDPLBN) – 10,357,957 votes

• Manny Pacquiao (PFP) – 10,208,499 votes

• Phillip Salvador (PDPLBN) – 9,984,512 votes

• Bonifacio Bosita (IND) – 9,677,520 votes

What’s Next?

While the rankings have shifted slightly, the top 12 remain unchanged. The final canvassing and official proclamation from Comelec are expected soon, pending the full transmission of election returns.

Stay tuned for more updates on the 2025 national and local elections.

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