2022 Oriental Mindoro local elections explained

Election Name:	2022 Oriental Mindoro local elections
Flag Image:	Orien._Mindoro_Flag.png
Type:	presidential
Ongoing:	no
Registered:	564,128
Turnout:	464,438^[1]
Module:	Embed: yes Election Name: 2022 Oriental Mindoro gubernatorial election Flag Image: Orien._Mindoro_Flag.png Type: presidential Ongoing: no Candidate1: Humerlito Dolor Party1: Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Running Mate1: Ejay Falcon Popular Vote1: 255,696 Percentage1: 58.24% Candidate2: Doy Leachon Party2: Mindoro Bago Sarili Color2: f09042 Running Mate2: Jojo Perez Popular Vote2: 182,201 Percentage2: 41.50% Governor Before Election: Humerlito Dolor After Election: Humerlito Dolor Before Party: Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan After Party: Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Module: Election Name: 2022 Oriental Mindoro vice gubernatorial election Flag Image: Orien._Mindoro_Flag.png Type: presidential Ongoing: no Embed: yes Candidate1: Ejay Falcon Party1: Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Popular Vote1: 226,875 Percentage1: 54.99% Candidate2: Jojo Perez Party2: Mindoro Bago Sarili Color2: f09042 Popular Vote2: 185,663 Percentage2: 45.00% Election Date: May 9, 2022 Previous Election: 2019 Oriental Mindoro local elections Previous Year: 2019 Next Election: 2025 Oriental Mindoro local elections Next Year: 2025 Vice-Governor Before Election: Antonio Perez Jr. After Election: Ejay Falcon Before Party: Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan After Party: Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan Election Date: May 9, 2022 Previous Election: 2019 Oriental Mindoro local elections Previous Year: 2019 Next Election: 2025 Oriental Mindoro local elections Next Year: 2025
Election Date:	May 9, 2022
Previous Election:	2019 Oriental Mindoro local elections
Previous Year:	2019
Next Election:	2025 Oriental Mindoro local elections
Next Year:	2025

Local elections were held in Oriental Mindoro on May 9, 2022 as part of the 2022 Philippine general election. Voters will select candidates for all local positions: a town mayor, vice mayor, and town councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, a vice-governor, a governor, and representatives for the province's two congressional districts in the Philippine House of Representatives.

Results

Governor

By city/municipality

City/Municipality	Humerlito Dolor		Paulino Salvador Leachon		Jerry Casao
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Baco	10,865	54.86	8,879	44.83	62	0.31
Bansud	11,057	54.11	9,330	45.66	48	0.23
Bongabong	22,663	64.01	12,628	35.67	115	0.32
Bulalacao	12,347	61.95	7,540	37.83	42	0.21
Calapan	34,551	44.55	42,739	55.11	257	0.33
Gloria	15,269	59.76	10,233	40.05	48	0.19
Mansalay	14,706	61.09	9,316	38.70	52	0.22
Naujan	32,761	64.46	17,974	35.36	92	0.18
Pinamalayan	26,752	66.19	13,563	33.56	100	0.25
Pola	10,409	57.44	7,677	42.37	34	0.19
Puerto Galera	8,235	38.89	12,889	60.86	53	0.25
Roxas	22,830	74.84	7,615	24.96	59	0.19
San Teodoro	5,196	56.17	4,037	43.64	18	0.19
Socorro	12,460	62.24	7,512	37.52	48	0.24
Victoria	15,595	60.16	10,269	39.61	60	0.23
TOTAL	255,696	58.24	182,201	41.50	1,088	0.24

Vice governor

Per City/Municipality

City/Municipality	Ejay Falcon		Antonio Perez Jr.
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Baco	9,867	53.74	8,492	46.26
Bansud	8,721	46.09	10,202	53.91
Bongabong	18,505	56.19	14,428	43.81
Bulalacao	9,594	54.23	8,098	45.77
Calapan	39,074	52.31	35,619	47.69
Gloria	12,916	52.92	11,489	47.08
Mansalay	10,503	48.49	11,155	51.51
Naujan	28,711	59.84	19,267	40.16
Pinamalayan	23,590	61.13	14,999	38.87
Pola	10,630	62.59	6,353	37.41
Puerto Galera	7,594	38.99	11,881	61.01
Roxas	18,198	62.49	10,922	37.51
San Teodoro	4,616	55.67	3,676	44.33
Socorro	10,824	57.36	8,045	42.64
Victoria	13,532	55.08	11,037	44.92
TOTAL	226,875	54.99	185,663	45.00

Congressional Districts

2nd District

Provincial Board

1st District

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2nd District

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City and Municipal Election

1st District

Victoria

2nd District

Roxas

Notes and References

1. Web site: Oriental Mindoro . GMA News Online . GMA Network.