Philippine Senate Race 2025: Partial, Unofficial Results

As of May 13, 2025, 3:12 PM, with 97.27% of precincts reporting, Bong Go continues to lead the Senate race, widening his margin over other candidates. These are partial, unofficial results sourced from the COMELEC Media Server, with vote percentages calculated based on the total number of registered voters nationwide.

Updated Top 12 Senate Candidates

1. Bong Go (PDPLBN) – 26,469,898 votes (37.94%)

2. Bam Aquino (KNP) – 20,630,462 votes (29.57%)

3. Bato Dela Rosa (PDPLBN) – 20,255,839 votes (29.03%)

4. Erwin Tulfo (LAKAS) – 16,808,571 votes (24.09%)

5. Kiko Pangilinan (LP) – 15,082,835 votes (21.62%)

6. Rodante Marcoleta (IND) – 14,899,300 votes (21.35%)

7. Ping Lacson (IND) – 14,851,925 votes (21.29%)

8. Tito Sotto (NPC) – 14,592,730 votes (20.91%)

9. Pia Cayetano (NP) – 14,301,581 votes (20.50%)

10. Camille Villar (NP) – 13,353,178 votes (19.14%)

11. Lito Lapid (NPC) – 13,112,846 votes (18.79%)

12. Imee Marcos (NP) – 13,031,187 votes (18.68%)

Close Contenders Outside the Top 12

13. Ben Tulfo (IND) – 11,882,858 votes (17.03%)

14. Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. (LAKAS) – 11,784,326 votes (16.89%)

15. Abby Binay (NPC) – 11,565,230 votes (16.58%)

16. Benhur Abalos (PFP) – 11,349,007 votes (16.27%)

17. Jimmy Bondoc (PDPLBN) – 10,346,803 votes (14.83%)

18. Manny Pacquiao (PFP) – 10,205,196 votes (14.63%)

19. Phillip Salvador (PDPLBN) – 9,973,409 votes (14.29%)

20. Bonifacio Bosita (IND) – 9,674,678 votes (13.87%)

What's Happening?

The Senate race is tightening in the lower ranks of the Magic 12, with a narrow margin separating Imee Marcos at 12th place from Ben Tulfo at 13th. With just under 3% of precincts left to be counted, the final results could still see changes in the rankings.

Stay tuned for the official results once the full canvassing is completed by COMELEC.

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