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Pro Bangsamoro Party

Progresibong Bangsamoro 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.

In the count

Pro Bangsamoro Party holds 1 of the 80 seats in the elected Parliament — 40 short of a majority on its own.

Seats held
1
Party votes
36,672
Of the party vote
1.9%

Where the seats came from

1 district seats

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Background

Reference

The Progresibong Bangsamoro Party (PRO Bangsamoro; literally 'Progressive Bangsamoro Party') is a regional political party in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, accredited by the Commission on Elections to contest the 2026 Bangsamoro Parliament election. It first signalled its entry by filing a manifestation of intent in Cotabato City on November 7, 2024, ahead of the parliamentary polls. The party presents itself as an advocate for strengthening the region's political-party system, with its leadership emphasizing flexible, quick decision-making and empowering citizens to demand responsive governance. It is led by its president and first nominee, Don Mustapha Loong, an engineer who has served as a Member of Parliament in the interim Bangsamoro Transition Authority since 2019 and is the party's chief-minister nominee. For 2026 it fielded a full slate of 40 party-representative nominees, with Loong topping the list.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Bangsamoro_Parliament_election · Jul 17, 2026

02Candidates

The names carryingthis label.

Sectoral nominees come from the regional certified list. District filers are working records from reporting on COMELEC filings, and a label reported in a district is not always one of the regional ballot entries.

District filers

Working

5

Lanao del Sur

4

Nhazrudin D. Dianalan

1st District

Samanudin M. Bazer

2nd District

Camal D. Abdul

4th District

Moamar B. Cabugatan

6th District

Tawi-Tawi

1

Hadjimar S. Matba

2nd District

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