ABOT

Alliance of Bangsamoro Tri-People's 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.

In the count

ABOT won no seat. It stood on the regional ballot and in 0 districts, and the count returned none of them.

Seats held: 0
Party votes: 11,428
Of the party vote: 0.6%

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Background

Reference

The Alliance of Bangsamoro Tri-People's Party (ABOT) is a regional parliamentary party contesting the first Bangsamoro Parliament election, set for September 14, 2026. It was among 13 regional parties that filed petitions for registration and accreditation with the Commission on Elections, which approved ABOT's bid. As its name signals, the party adopts a 'tri-people' framing invoking the region's three communities: Moro, Christian settlers, and non-Moro Indigenous (Lumad) peoples. Its party president is Samsodin C. Amella, who filed the party's petition and its manifestation of intent to participate. Contesting only the proportional-representation (party) seats rather than district or reserved contests, ABOT fielded 40 party nominees, 15 of them women.

Source: https://www.rappler.com/philippines/government/g37461061-alliance-bangsamoro-tri-peoples-party/ · Jul 17, 2026

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