Commission on Elections · Sep 16, 2026
The result · 14 September 2026
Eighty members.No majority.
- Turnout2,018,478 of 2,393,202 registered voters — the highest the region has recorded.
- 84.34%
- Largest blocBFP, 10 seats short of the 41 a Chief Minister needs.
- 31
- Parties with a seatOf the 13 on the regional ballot. The BGC won its district seats through three component parties.
- 5
The room,as it was filled.
The same 80 seats the ballot was drawn for, now held by the people who won them. The colors here measure a quantity rather than name a party, so they are the workspace's chart colors — each party's own color sits on its plate in the table below.
80
seats in Parliament
31
39% of the chamber
BFP
30
38% of the chamber
UBJP
15
19% of the chamber
BGC
4
5% of the chamber
Non-Moro Indigenous Peoples, Raayat Democratic Party, Pro Bangsamoro Party
| Party | Party vote | Districts | Reserved | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BFP | 16 | 15 | — | 31 |
| UBJP | 15 | 9 | 6 | 30 |
| BGCDistricts contested through SIAP, Al Ittihad-UKB and BPP | 8 | 7 | — | 15 |
| Non-Moro Indigenous PeoplesSelected by the Regional Inter-Tribal Convention, not by ballot. | — | — | 2 | 2 |
| Raayat Democratic Party | 1 | — | — | 1 |
| Pro Bangsamoro Party | — | 1 | — | 1 |
Nobody reached41.
41 — a majority
BFP finished first on 31 seats — 10 short of the 41 a Chief Minister needs. The chamber is settled by coalition, not by the count.
- Chief Minister
- Not yet chosen. The members elect one from among themselves.
- First session
- The elected Parliament takes office on Oct 30, 2026.
- Shortfall
- 10 seats between the largest bloc and a government it could form alone.
One mark,the whole region.
Every voter in the region chose one party, and these 40 seats were shared out in proportion to the result. Four parties cleared the bar; the other eight took none. Includes 16,752 votes for Moro Ako, which was disqualified.
How the region voted
678,32835.86%
613,66332.44%
391,26620.68%
68,8393.64%
36,6721.94%
35,7771.89%
26,9261.42%
14,8000.78%
11,4280.60%
8,0540.43%
3,3120.18%
2,5940.14%
Who takes the seats
16 seats
- 1Suwaib OranonInterim
- 2Abdulwahid Halil
- 3Akmad Brahim
- 4Dan AsnawieInterim
- 5Abunawas Maslamama
- 6Johari Abu
- 7Camid Gandamra Jr.
- 8Karwin Hamjani
- 9Kitem Kadatuan Jr.Interim
- 10Michael MidtimbangInterim
- 11Suraija Reina Hataman
- 12Ma-arouph CandaoInterim
- 13Alindatu PagayaoInterim
- 14Zulfikar-Ali BayamInterim
- 15Jaafar Apollo Mikhail MatalamInterim
- 16Junalyn Sumlay
15 seats
- 1Murad Ebrahim
- 2Mohagher IqbalInterim
- 3Ali SolaimanInterim
- 4Eduard GuerraInterim
- 5Ibrahim Ali
- 6Said SalendabInterim
- 7Mohammad YacobInterim
- 8Amir BalindongInterim
- 9John Anthony LimInterim
- 10Haber AsarulInterim
- 11Sha Elijah Dumama-AlbaInterim
- 12Nordjiana Dipatuan-Ducol
- 13Raissa JajurieInterim
- 14Said ShiekInterim
- 15Ali SalikInterim
8 seats
- 1Mamintal Adiong III
- 2Amer Zaakaria RakimInterim
- 3Abdulrahman Mangudadatu
- 4Datu Bimbo Sinsuat
- 5Hanie Bud
- 6Abdel Razi Amin
- 7Sittie Aisah Pansar
- 8Amil Bahar Mawallil
1 seat
- 1Jose LorenaInterim
Every district,one name each.
One name takes the seat for the place you are registered in. Open any district for the full field and what each candidate polled. Sulu returns none of these: the Supreme Court excluded it from the region for election purposes.
Basilan
4 seats
1st district
Rima Hassan
Bangsamoro Federalist Party21,933
7,200 ahead · 4 ran
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1st district
Rima Hassan
21,933
7,200 ahead · 4 ran
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Rima Hassan
21,93352.4%
Hegem Furigay
14,73335.2%
Rajan Abdurahman
4,49110.7%
Abubakar Cutal
7141.7%
2nd district
Pai Sali
United Bangsamoro Justice Party27,954
2,919 ahead · 6 ran
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2nd district
Pai Sali
27,954
2,919 ahead · 6 ran
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Pai Sali
27,95448.2%
Abdulsamie Kallahal
25,03543.1%
Abbas Salung
4,9618.5%
Abath Kinjing
370.1%
Khalid Hassan
300.1%
Altun Angeles
150.0%
3rd district
Abrar Hataman
Bangsamoro Federalist Party45,094
40,438 ahead · 2 ran
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3rd district
Abrar Hataman
45,094
40,438 ahead · 2 ran
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Abrar HatamanInterim MP
45,09490.6%
Khan Hasalal
4,6569.4%
4th district
Jay Hataman Salliman
Bangsamoro Federalist Party41,675
33,311 ahead · 5 ran
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4th district
Jay Hataman Salliman
41,675
33,311 ahead · 5 ran
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Jay Hataman Salliman
41,67581.5%
Alzad Sattar
8,36416.4%
Monar Ibno
5621.1%
Omar Muallam
4240.8%
Pendatun Mohamad
1010.2%
Cotabato City
3 seats
1st district
Sheriff Abas
United Bangsamoro Justice Party12,334
3,658 ahead · 3 ran
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1st district
Sheriff Abas
12,334
3,658 ahead · 3 ran
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Sheriff Abas
12,33457.8%
Romeo SemaInterim MP
8,67640.6%
Danilo Liggayo
3461.6%
2nd district
Naguib Sinarimbo
Bangsamoro Federalist Party31,114
22,703 ahead · 4 ran
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2nd district
Naguib Sinarimbo
31,114
22,703 ahead · 4 ran
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Naguib SinarimboInterim MP
31,11477.9%
Teng Midtimbang
8,41121.1%
Dick Datumanong
2460.6%
Enggay Chua
1670.4%
3rd district
Tomanda Antok
Bangsamoro Federalist Party9,223
253 ahead · 3 ran
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3rd district
Tomanda Antok
9,223
253 ahead · 3 ran
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Tomanda AntokInterim MP
9,22349.9%
Hashim Manticayan
8,97048.5%
Reynaldo Canen
2831.5%
Lanao del Sur
9 seats
1st district
Pala Gandamra
Serbisyong Inklusibo–Alyansang Progresibo63,832
55,507 ahead · 6 ran
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1st district
Pala Gandamra
63,832
55,507 ahead · 6 ran
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Pala Gandamra
63,83284.7%
Abdulrahman Taher
8,32511.0%
Rudy Dianalan
2,7623.7%
Rolly Tomawis
1680.2%
Abdul Aziz Macalangun Jr.
1480.2%
Almen Pangandaman
1210.2%
2nd district
Hamza Gauraki
United Bangsamoro Justice Party41,393
4,916 ahead · 4 ran
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2nd district
Hamza Gauraki
41,393
4,916 ahead · 4 ran
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Hamza Gauraki
41,39352.9%
Boyet Alonto
36,47746.6%
Salahuden Edres
3050.4%
Samanudin Bazer
660.1%
3rd district
Rauf Adiong
Serbisyong Inklusibo–Alyansang Progresibo55,714
35,718 ahead · 4 ran
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3rd district
Rauf Adiong
55,714
35,718 ahead · 4 ran
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Rauf Adiong
55,71466.6%
Edrieza Rimbang
19,99623.9%
James Macaraya
7,6289.1%
Saleha Mangurun
2870.3%
4th district
Lampa Pandi
United Bangsamoro Justice Party38,505
798 ahead · 4 ran
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4th district
Lampa Pandi
38,505
798 ahead · 4 ran
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Lampa Pandi
38,50550.5%
Odin SumagayanInterim MP
37,70749.4%
Camal Abdul
550.1%
Johari Comadug
80.0%
5th district
Arimao Asum
Serbisyong Inklusibo–Alyansang Progresibo43,761
13,633 ahead · 3 ran
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5th district
Arimao Asum
43,761
13,633 ahead · 3 ran
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Arimao Asum
43,76158.2%
Khaledyassin Papandayan
30,12840.1%
Udtog Tago
1,2441.7%
6th district
Hosni Macapodi
Serbisyong Inklusibo–Alyansang Progresibo33,983
6,910 ahead · 2 ran
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6th district
Hosni Macapodi
33,983
6,910 ahead · 2 ran
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Hosni Macapodi
33,98355.7%
Jimmy Balt
27,07344.3%
7th district
Rayyan Mindalano
Serbisyong Inklusibo–Alyansang Progresibo38,670
16,674 ahead · 4 ran
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7th district
Rayyan Mindalano
38,670
16,674 ahead · 4 ran
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Rayyan Mindalano
38,67063.6%
Nora Dipatuan
21,99636.2%
Palao Sarangani
740.1%
Cardawi Macasilang
310.1%
8th district
Arrie Balindong
United Bangsamoro Justice Party74,193
1 on the ballot
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8th district
Arrie Balindong
74,193
1 on the ballot
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Arrie Balindong
74,193100.0%
9th district
Rashdi Adiong
Serbisyong Inklusibo–Alyansang Progresibo35,362
28,930 ahead · 3 ran
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9th district
Rashdi Adiong
35,362
28,930 ahead · 3 ran
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Rashdi AdiongInterim MP
35,36276.9%
Anwar Galo-Lamping
6,43214.0%
Jalal Bayabao
4,2009.1%
Maguindanao del Norte
5 seats
1st district
Prince Khalid Tomawis
Bangsamoro Federalist Party41,137
23,446 ahead · 2 ran
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1st district
Prince Khalid Tomawis
41,137
23,446 ahead · 2 ran
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Prince Khalid Tomawis
41,13769.9%
Jimmy Balitok
17,69130.1%
2nd district
Ibrahim Ibay
Bangsamoro Federalist Party43,737
1 on the ballot
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2nd district
Ibrahim Ibay
43,737
1 on the ballot
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Ibrahim IbayInterim MP
43,737100.0%
3rd district
Abdulraof Macacua
Bangsamoro Federalist Party37,483
27,682 ahead · 2 ran
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3rd district
Abdulraof Macacua
37,483
27,682 ahead · 2 ran
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Abdulraof MacacuaInterim MP
37,48379.3%
Badrudin Mamad
9,80120.7%
4th district
Abdulnasser Abas
United Bangsamoro Justice Party49,965
14,362 ahead · 4 ran
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4th district
Abdulnasser Abas
49,965
14,362 ahead · 4 ran
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Abdulnasser Abas
49,96557.1%
Bai Sandra Sema
35,60340.7%
Alexander Agustin
1,5781.8%
Jashriya Dilangalen
3670.4%
5th district
Ishak Mastura
Bangsamoro Federalist Party35,963
1 on the ballot
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5th district
Ishak Mastura
35,963
1 on the ballot
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Ishak MasturaInterim MP
35,963100.0%
Maguindanao del Sur
5 seats
1st district
Tawakal Midtimbang
United Bangsamoro Justice Party62,302
52,605 ahead · 4 ran
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1st district
Tawakal Midtimbang
62,302
52,605 ahead · 4 ran
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Tawakal MidtimbangInterim MP
62,30285.5%
Bobby Midtimbang
9,69713.3%
Edres Kasim
4330.6%
Mohammad Hassan Usop
3960.5%
2nd district
Sajid Andre Ampatuan
Bangsamoro Federalist Party41,253
17,295 ahead · 2 ran
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2nd district
Sajid Andre Ampatuan
41,253
17,295 ahead · 2 ran
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Sajid Andre Ampatuan
41,25363.3%
Saad Sindatok
23,95836.7%
3rd district
Ali Sangki
Al Ittihad–UKB Party64,887
53,455 ahead · 5 ran
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3rd district
Ali Sangki
64,887
53,455 ahead · 5 ran
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Ali Sangki
64,88778.2%
Basco Camendan
11,43213.8%
Daud Upam
3,9484.8%
Tasmi Datumanong
1,8962.3%
Datu Edo Upam
8431.0%
4th district
DJ Parok Mangudadatu
Bangsamoro Federalist Party64,054
60,140 ahead · 2 ran
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4th district
DJ Parok Mangudadatu
64,054
60,140 ahead · 2 ran
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DJ Parok Mangudadatu
64,05494.2%
Aladen Delna
3,9145.8%
5th district
Rafsanjani Ali
Bangsamoro Federalist Party66,477
28,018 ahead · 3 ran
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5th district
Rafsanjani Ali
66,477
28,018 ahead · 3 ran
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Rafsanjani Ali
66,47763.1%
Anwar Alamada
38,45936.5%
Nasser Dalgan
3420.3%
Special Geographic Area
2 seats
1st district
Mansor Ebrahim
United Bangsamoro Justice Party29,061
11,675 ahead · 2 ran
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1st district
Mansor Ebrahim
29,061
11,675 ahead · 2 ran
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Mansor Ebrahim
29,06162.6%
Butch MalangInterim MP
17,38637.4%
2nd district
Elaysa Enalang
United Bangsamoro Justice Party20,954
755 ahead · 5 ran
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2nd district
Elaysa Enalang
20,954
755 ahead · 5 ran
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Elaysa Enalang
20,95437.0%
Kadil Sinolinding Jr.Interim MP
20,19935.7%
Dulia Sultan
13,66224.1%
Allanuddin Hassan
1,7493.1%
Kenindia Sinagandal
200.0%
Tawi-Tawi
4 seats
1st district
Julbert Que
Bangsamoro Federalist Party54,496
51,809 ahead · 2 ran
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1st district
Julbert Que
54,496
51,809 ahead · 2 ran
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Julbert Que
54,49695.3%
Indah Sabal
2,6874.7%
2nd district
Hadjimar Matba
Progresibong Bangsamoro Party38,545
24,290 ahead · 3 ran
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2nd district
Hadjimar Matba
38,545
24,290 ahead · 3 ran
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Hadjimar Matba
38,54569.4%
Gamal Hayudini
14,25525.7%
Aziz Halun
2,7324.9%
3rd district
Tina Matolo
Bangsamoro Federalist Party31,418
22,734 ahead · 4 ran
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3rd district
Tina Matolo
31,418
22,734 ahead · 4 ran
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Tina Matolo
31,41871.0%
Mali Albrinji
8,68419.6%
Alnahada Dalagan
2,3605.3%
Dayang Amilbangsa
1,7834.0%
4th district
Nur-Mahadil Ahaja
Bangsamoro Federalist Party19,174
2,378 ahead · 4 ran
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4th district
Nur-Mahadil Ahaja
19,174
2,378 ahead · 4 ran
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Nur-Mahadil Ahaja
19,17436.2%
Michail Ahaja
16,79631.7%
Sanya Jamalul
16,04430.3%
Dhan Kasim
9461.8%
32 district seats · 126,718 invalid or unattributed ballots
Reserved seats,never on the ballot.
These are held for communities a region-wide count would otherwise leave out, and the nominees for them never appear on the ballot paper. Each sector is its own region-wide race, so a party total here is the sum of five separate ballots and not a single vote count. Two of the eight are not voted on at all.
Settler communities · 2 seats
Yul Adelfo Olaya, Mary Ann Arnado
United Bangsamoro Justice Party752,919
8 on the ballot
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Settler communities · 2 seats
Yul Adelfo Olaya, Mary Ann Arnado
752,919
8 on the ballot
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Yul Adelfo Olaya
752,91925.2%
Mary Ann Arnado
692,77123.2%
Ongpin Yu Ekey
406,44413.6%
Susana AnayatinInterim MP
397,83913.3%
Alex Abujen Jr.
348,42811.7%
Arnold Padayahag
270,2789.1%
Edgardo Ramirez
88,3193.0%
Percival Lagman
25,0440.8%
Traditional leaders · 1 seat
Marjanie Macasalong
United Bangsamoro Justice Party718,004
278,938 ahead · 10 ran
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Traditional leaders · 1 seat
Marjanie Macasalong
718,004
278,938 ahead · 10 ran
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Marjanie Macasalong
718,00441.2%
Pax Mangudadatu
439,06625.2%
Panga Ibay
224,45912.9%
Datuteng Gumbila
154,7828.9%
Abdul Hamidullah Atar
94,1255.4%
Nursharif Maulana
58,8783.4%
Sailaney Benito
29,0411.7%
Tharhata Ampatuan
11,0450.6%
Jehad Hadji Nor
7,0820.4%
Mangontawar Amatonding
6,8410.4%
Women · 1 seat
Aida Silongan
United Bangsamoro Justice Party727,554
212,284 ahead · 6 ran
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Women · 1 seat
Aida Silongan
727,554
212,284 ahead · 6 ran
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Aida Silongan
727,55442.9%
Ruby Sahali
515,27030.4%
Jehan Usop
313,01218.5%
Dayangcarlsum Jumaide
106,1426.3%
Pombaen Kader
22,9191.4%
Mariam Kadatuan
9,2490.5%
Ulama · 1 seat
Muhammad Nadzir Ebil
United Bangsamoro Justice Party679,905
128,380 ahead · 3 ran
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Ulama · 1 seat
Muhammad Nadzir Ebil
679,905
128,380 ahead · 3 ran
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Muhammad Nadzir EbilInterim MP
679,90542.0%
Alibasher Abdullatif
551,52534.1%
Marhan Borhan
385,67023.8%
Youth · 1 seat
Sulfry Abbas
United Bangsamoro Justice Party651,269
50,112 ahead · 3 ran
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Youth · 1 seat
Sulfry Abbas
651,269
50,112 ahead · 3 ran
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Sulfry Abbas
651,26940.6%
Jeff Adiong
601,15737.4%
Nur-Jamil Ibrahim
353,29822.0%
Non-Moro Indigenous Peoples · 2 seats
Leticio Datuwata, Joe Ganna Jover
Lambiangan · Teduray
Chosen at the Regional Inter-Tribal Convention in Cotabato City on 26 August 2026, by traditional process rather than by ballot. The two seats rotate between the groups: Lambiangan and Teduray; then Erumanen ne Menuvu and Dulangan Manobo; then Blaan and Higaonon.
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