ABOT
Official entry
ABOT
Alliance of Bangsamoro Tri-People's Party
0
Sectoral
0
District
0
Legacy
Election workspace
Generated May 23, 2026, 5:48 AM UTC
A Better Bangsamoro Begins With Your Vote
Explore the parties, districts, sectors, and timeline shaping 2026 BARMM Parliamentary Elections, and see how each vote helps form the Bangsamoro Parliament on Sep 14, 2026.
Parliament
80
Total seats in the current framework.
Parties
13
Regional party entries on the May 13, 2026 CLC.
District filers
108
Working list from district COC filer reporting.
Sectoral
30
Extracted sectoral candidates from the regional CLC.
Majority
41
Seats needed for a parliamentary majority.
Sources
20
Source records referenced by the JSON workspace.
Ballot party entries
13 regional parliamentary party entries.
These are the regional parliamentary parties voters choose from for the party-representative seats. The party vote helps decide how the 40 regional party seats are shared in Parliament, while nominee lists determine who can fill the seats a party wins.
BAPA
Official entry
BAPA
Bangsamoro Party
1
Sectoral
12
District
40
Legacy
BEST
Official entry
BEST Party
Bangsamoro Empowerment and Social Transformation Party
0
Sectoral
5
District
0
Legacy
BFP
Official entry
BFP
Bangsamoro Federalist Party
6
Sectoral
18
District
0
Legacy
BGC
Official entry
BGC
BARMM Grand Coalition
6
Sectoral
2
District
40
Legacy
ISAMA
Official entry
ISAMA
Indigenous, Settlers, Sama and Minorities Alliance Party
0
Sectoral
1
District
0
Legacy
MAHARDIKA
Official entry
Mahardika
Mahardika Party
0
Sectoral
2
District
40
Legacy
MORO_AKO
Official entry
Moro Ako
Moro Ako Party
0
Sectoral
0
District
40
Legacy
MUSHAWARA
Official entry
Mushawara
People's Consultative (Mushawara) Party
0
Sectoral
0
District
0
Legacy
PBB
Official entry
PBB
Partido Bangon Bangsamoro
0
Sectoral
0
District
0
Legacy
PRO_BANGSAMORO
Official entry
Pro Bangsamoro Party
Progresibong Bangsamoro Party
0
Sectoral
5
District
40
Legacy
RAAYAT
Official entry
Raayat Democratic Party
Bangsamoro Peoples' Democratic Party
0
Sectoral
0
District
40
Legacy
UBJP
Official entry
UBJP
United Bangsamoro Justice Party
6
Sectoral
26
District
40
Legacy
How the election works
One Parliament, three seat paths.
The 2026 BARMM Parliamentary Elections fill an 80-seat Parliament through party-representative seats, single-member district seats, and sectoral or reserved seats.
40
Party-representative
Regional parliamentary parties compete for proportional seats in the Bangsamoro Parliament.
32
Single-member districts
District voters choose representatives from the current district framework.
8
Sectoral / reserved
Reserved seats cover sectoral representation including women, youth, settlers, ulama, traditional leaders, and NMIP.
Timeline
From transition to Election Day.
The dataset keeps postponements, Sulu exclusion notes, districting issues, the RA 12317 reset, filing dates, campaign period, and Election Day in one timeline.
Mar 25, 2026
RA 12317 resets election to September 14, 2026
Republic Act No. 12317 reset the first regular Bangsamoro Parliament election to September 14, 2026.
Apr 21, 2026
COMELEC Resolution No. 11216
COMELEC issued rules for COC filing, nominee lists, consolidation, posting, corrections and related processes for the September 14, 2026 BARMM Parliamentary Elections.
May 5, 2026 to May 7, 2026
COC and nominee-list filing period
Filing of district COCs and party/coalition nominee lists occurred during May 5-7, 2026.
May 13, 2026
COMELEC regional CLC generated
COMELEC published/generated the regional Certified List of Candidates containing the 13 regional political parties and regional sectoral candidates.
Jul 16, 2026
Election period starts
Start of the election period under the current timetable.
Jul 30, 2026 to Sep 12, 2026
Campaign period
Campaign period under the current timetable runs July 30 to September 12, 2026.
Sep 14, 2026
Election Day
Scheduled date of the first regular BARMM Parliamentary Elections.
Developing stories
The election story is still moving.
Follow the legal resets, district-map disputes, candidate-list updates, and calendar milestones shaping what voters will see before Election Day.
2022
May 9, 2022
Developing story
The first BARMM election was originally supposed to happen in 2022
The Bangsamoro Organic Law created an interim transition authority and set the first regular Bangsamoro Government election to be synchronized with the 2022 national elections.
background / BOL / BTA
2021
Oct 28, 2021
Developing story
First reset: Congress moved the BARMM election from 2022 to 2025
RA 11593 extended the transition and moved the first regular Bangsamoro Government election to the 2025 national elections.
postponement / RA 11593 / transition extension
2024
Feb 28, 2024
Developing story
BAA 58 drew the first BARMM parliamentary district map—but it still included Sulu
The 2024 districting law created 32 single-member parliamentary districts, including seven seats for Sulu before the Supreme Court later ruled Sulu was not part of BARMM.
districting / BAA 58 / Sulu
2024
Sep 9, 2024
Developing story
The Sulu ruling changed the entire election map
The Supreme Court upheld the Bangsamoro Organic Law but voided Sulu’s inclusion in BARMM, triggering a seat-reallocation problem just before the first parliamentary election.
Sulu / Supreme Court / territory
2025
Feb 19, 2025
Developing story
Second reset: the 2025 election moved from May to October
RA 12123 moved the first regular BARMM election to October 13, 2025 after Sulu’s exclusion complicated the district map.
RA 12123 / postponement / October 2025
2025
Aug 14, 2025
Developing story
BAA 77, the TRO, and why redistricting became the election’s flashpoint
BAA 77 attempted to reallocate Sulu’s seven district seats, but petitions challenged the law’s timing and district design, leading to a Supreme Court TRO.
TRO / BAA 77 / redistricting
2025
Oct 1, 2025
Developing story
Why the October 13, 2025 election could not proceed
The Supreme Court voided BAA 77 and held that BAA 58 could not be revived, leaving no valid districting law for the election.
October 2025 / Supreme Court / no valid districting law
2026
Jan 13, 2026
Active Monitoring
The new districting fix: PB 415 and the post-SC map
After the Supreme Court voided the prior districting laws, Parliament approved PB 415 to define the 32 districts needed for the first election.
PB 415 / BAA 86 / current districting
2026
Jan 28, 2026
Active Monitoring
From March to September: the latest reset under RA 12317
After COMELEC deferred the March 30, 2026 date, RA 12317 reset the first regular BARMM election to the second Monday of September 2026.
RA 12317 / September 2026 / postponement
2026
Mar 25, 2026
Live Tracker
Live calendar: September 14, 2026 BARMM Parliamentary Elections
The current election calendar centers on September 14, 2026, with the election period beginning July 16 and officials assuming office October 30.
calendar / COMELEC / September 14 2026
2026
Mar 25, 2026
Live Tracker
Candidate watch: parties, nominees, district representatives, and sectoral seats
The reset election requires careful separation of official 2026 filings from legacy 2024 filings and pre-reset nominee lists.
candidates / partylist / nominees