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UBJP

United Bangsamoro Justice Party

Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF); COMELEC-designated dominant majority party

Regional party on the COMELEC list. Background references identify it as the party linked to the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF). It has sectoral wings and the largest matched district COC-filer footprint in this working dataset.

CM nominee: Murad Ebrahim

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BGC

BARMM Grand Coalition

Multi-party coalition (BPP, SIAP, Al-Ittihad-UKB); opposition to the MILF-led government

Regional party on the COMELEC list. Background reporting describes it as a coalition platform connected to incumbent provincial political blocs; district labels also show BGC-related component parties such as SIAP, BPP, and Al Ittihad-UKB.

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BAPA

Bangsamoro Party

MNLF (Sema faction)

Regional party on the COMELEC list; background references associate it with MNLF-linked political networks. It has a women sectoral wing candidate and several district COC filers in the working dataset.

CM nominee: Omar Yasser Sema

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Mahardika

Mahardika Party

MNLF (Misuari faction)

Regional party on the COMELEC list; background references associate it with MNLF-linked political networks. The district-filer dataset has entries under Mahardika/Partido Maharlika labels.

CM nominee: Tarhata Maglangit

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ABOT

Alliance of Bangsamoro Tri-People's Party

Regional parliamentary party

Regional party on the COMELEC list. Its name signals a tri-people framing for Moro, non-Moro Indigenous Peoples, and settler/community constituencies. No sectoral or district COC-filer links were matched in the extracted working dataset.

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BEST Party

Bangsamoro Empowerment and Social Transformation Party

Regional parliamentary party

Regional party on the COMELEC list. It appears in the working district-filer dataset in Basilan, Maguindanao del Norte, Maguindanao del Sur, and Cotabato City.

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BFP

Bangsamoro Federalist Party

New regional party; COMELEC-designated dominant minority party

Regional party on the COMELEC list. It is one of the parties with the broadest extracted candidate footprint: sectoral wings for settlers, women, youth, ulama, and traditional leaders, plus many district COC filers.

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ISAMA

Indigenous, Settlers, Sama and Minorities Alliance Party

Regional parliamentary party (Indigenous / settler / minorities focus)

Regional party on the COMELEC list with an explicit Indigenous/settler/Sama/minorities identity in its name. One Tawi-Tawi district COC filer was matched in the working dataset.

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Moro Ako

Moro Ako Party

Regional parliamentary party

Regional party on the COMELEC list. Background reporting describes it as Marawi City-based with nominees from young professionals and technical/professional sectors. No direct district COC-filer match was found in the extracted dataset.

CM nominee: Najeeb Taib

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Mushawara

People's Consultative (Mushawara) Party

Regional parliamentary party

Regional party on the COMELEC list. Earlier accreditation reporting differed from the final regional CLC, so the COMELEC regional CLC should be treated as controlling for ballot inclusion.

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PBB

Partido Bangon Bangsamoro

New regional parliamentary party

Regional party on the COMELEC list. No sectoral or district COC-filer links were matched in the extracted working dataset.

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Pro Bangsamoro Party

Progresibong Bangsamoro Party

Regional parliamentary party

Regional party on the COMELEC list. It has a legacy certified 2025 nominee list and 2026 district COC-filer matches in Lanao del Sur and Tawi-Tawi in the working dataset.

CM nominee: Don Mustapha Loong

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Raayat Democratic Party

Bangsamoro Peoples' Democratic Party

Regional parliamentary party

Regional party on the COMELEC list with a legacy certified 2025 nominee list. No direct district or sectoral match was found in the extracted working dataset.

CM nominee: Nadia Lorena

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