List of representatives elected in the 2010 Philippine House of Representatives election explained

These are the representatives elected in the 2010 Philippine House of Representatives elections.

District representatives

Seats highlighted in gray are districts in which boundaries were altered.

District Incumbent party Representative elected width=40%Notes
AbraNew representative.
Agusan del Norte–1stIncumbent won reelection.
Agusan del Norte–2ndNew representative, daughter of previous representative.
Agusan del Sur–1stNew representative, sister of previous representative; new district; Rodolfo Plaza (NPC) previously held the lone district.
Agusan del Sur–2ndNew district; Rodolfo Plaza (NPC) previously held the lone district.
AklanIncumbent won reelection unopposed.
Albay–1stIncumbent won reelection.
Albay–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Albay–3rdDefeated incumbent.
Antipolo City–1stIncumbent won reelection.
Antipolo City–2ndNew representative.
AntiqueNew representative, son of previous representative.
ApayaoNew representative, sister of previous representative.
AuroraIncumbent won reelection.
Bacolod CityNew representative.
Baguio CityFormer representative.
BasilanNew representative; incumbent Wahab Akbar died in office.
Bataan–1stIncumbent won reelection.
Bataan–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
BatanesDefeated incumbent.
Batangas–1stNew representative.
Batangas–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Batangas–3rdNew representative.
Batangas–4thIncumbent won reelection unopposed.
BenguetFormer representative.
BiliranDefeated incumbent.
Bohol–1stNew representative.
Bohol–2ndNew representative.
Bohol–3rdNew representative, elected unopposed.
Bukidnon–1stDefeated incumbent.
Bukidnon–2ndNew representative.
Bukidnon–3rdIncumbent won reelection.
Bulacan–1stIncumbent won reelection; election deferred for six months after the annulment of the creation of a separate Malolos district.
Bulacan–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Bulacan–3rdNew incumbent.
Bulacan–4thNew incumbent.
Cagayan–1stIncumbent won reelection.
Cagayan–2ndIncumbent won reelection; died on July 22, 2010.
Cagayan–3rdNew representative.
Cagayan de Oro City–1stNew representative.
Cagayan de Oro City–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Caloocan–1stIncumbent won reelection.
Caloocan–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Camarines Norte–1stNew representative; new district, Liwayway Vinzons-Chato (Liberal) previously held the lone district.
Camarines Norte–2ndDefeated incumbent; new district, incumbent Liwayway Vinzons-Chato (Liberal) ran in this district.
Camarines Sur–1stFormer representative; old first district split into two districts that will comprise the new first and second districts. Incumbent Diosdado Macapagal–Arroyo (Lakas-Kampi) at the new second district.
Camarines Sur–2ndIncumbent won reelection; previously a part of the old first district. Old first district incumbent Diosdado Macapagal–Arroyo ran here.
Camarines Sur–3rdIncumbent won reelection; the old second district is renamed to the new third district.
Camarines Sur–4thIncumbent won reelection; the old third district is renamed to the new fourth district.
Camarines Sur–5thNew representative; the old fourth district is renamed to the new fifth district.
CamiguinIncumbent won reelection.
Capiz–1stIncumbent won reelection.
Capiz–2ndNew representative, wife of previous representative
CatanduanesNew representative.
Cavite–1stIncumbent won reelection; Bacoor was separated from the first district and is the new second district.
Cavite–2ndNew representative: the old second district and a part of the third district are redistricted into five new districts.
Cavite–3rdFormer representative.
Dasmarinas (Cavite–4th)Incumbent won reelection; old second district representative Elpidio Barzaga, Jr. ran in the fourth district (Dasmarinas).
Cavite–5thNew representative.
New representative.
Cavite–7thIncumbent won reelection; Most of the old third district became the new seventh district, except for Amadeo (6th) and Silang (5th).
Cebu–1stIncumbent won reelection.
Cebu–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Cebu–4thIncumbent won reelection.
Cebu–5thIncumbent won reelection.
Cebu–6thNew representative; Lapu-Lapu City district carved out from this district.
Cebu City–1stNew representative, daughter of previous representative
Cebu City–2ndNew representative.
Compostela Valley–1stNew representative, daughter of previous representative.
Compostela Valley–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Cotabato–1stNew representative.
Cotabato–2ndDefeated incumbent.
Davao City–1stNew representative, son of previous representative.
Davao City–2ndNew representative, sister of previous representative.
Davao City–3rdIncumbent won reelection.
Davao del Norte–1stNew representative.
Davao del Norte–2ndIncumbent won reelection unopposed.
Davao del Sur–1stIncumbent won reelection.
Davao del Sur–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Davao Oriental–1stIncumbent won reelection unopposed.
Davao Oriental–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Dinagat IslandsIncumbent won reelection.
Eastern SamarDefeated incumbent Teodulo Coquilla, who was not nominated by Lakas-Kampi and ran as an independent.
GuimarasIncumbent won reelection.
IfugaoNew representative.
Iligan CityIncumbent won reelection; new district carved out of Lanao del Norte's 1st district.
Ilocos Norte–1stFormer representative.
Ilocos Norte–2ndFormer representative, mother of previous representative.
Ilocos Sur–1stIncumbent won reelection; resigned in March 2011.
Ilocos Sur–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Iloilo–1stIncumbent won reelection unopposed.
Iloilo–2ndFormer representative, husband of previous representative.
Iloilo–3rdNew representative, son of previous representative.
Iloilo–4thIncumbent won reelection.
Iloilo–5thIncumbent won reelection.
Iloilo CityNew representative.
Isabela–1stFormer representative, father of previous representative.
Isabela–2ndNew representative.
Isabela–3rdNew representative, brother of previous representative.
Isabela–4thIncumbent won reelection.
KalingaIncumbent won reelection.
La Union–1stIncumbent won reelection unopposed.
La Union–2ndDefeated incumbent.
Laguna–1stNew representative; disqualified after winning in 2007.
Laguna–2ndIncumbent won reelection.
Laguna–3rdIncumbent won reelection.
Laguna–4thIncumbent won reelection unopposed.
Lanao del Norte–1stNew representative; Iligan district carved out from this district; incumbent representative Vicente Belmonte (Liberal) ran there.
New representative, daughter of previous representative.
New representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative; carved out of Cebu's 6th district.
New representative, son of previous representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Former representative, husband of previous representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative.
New representative, son of previous representative, won election unopposed.
Defeated incumbent.
Incumbent won reelection unopposed.
New representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection; Malabon/Navotas district split into Malabon and Navotas districts.
Incumbent won reelection unopposed.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, son of previous representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Defeated incumbent.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative.
New representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, son of previous representative.
New representative.
New representative.
New representative; incumbent Danilo Lagbas (Lakas-CMD, predecessor of Lakas Kampi CMD) died while in office.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative; Victor Dominguez (KAMPI, predecessor of Lakas Kampi CMD) died while in office.
New representative; father of previous representative.
New representative; Malabon/Navotas district split into Malabon and Navotas districts. Incumbent Josephine Lacson-Noel ran in the Malabon district.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, daughter of previous representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, sister of previous representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, brother of previous representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, mother of previous representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, brother of previous representative.
New representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, wife of previous representative.
New representative, wife of previous representative.
New representative.
New representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Defeated incumbent.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, son of previous representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection unopposed.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative.
Defeated incumbent.
Former representative.
New representative, son of previous representative.
New representative, relative of previous representative.
Former representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative.
New representative, mother of previous representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative.
New representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative.
New representative.
Former representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Defeated incumbent.
Incumbent won reelection.
Defeated incumbent.
New representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative.
New representative.
New representative.
New representative, daughter of incumbent Jose Yap (Lakas Kampi CMD) who died while in office.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Antonio DiazIncumbent won reelection; died August 3, 2011.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, son of previous representative.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
Incumbent won reelection.
New representative, wife of previous representative.
New representative.
New representative.

Sectoral representatives

See also: Philippine House of Representatives party-list election, 2010. Elected via closed lists, each party can return up to three representatives. If the person quits the party, the representative also loses one's seat. In any vacancy, the person next in line assumes the party's seat. For changes after the first seat was awarded for a party, see Change of seats in the 15th Congress.

See also

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