David Suarez Nacionalista
Danilo Suarez Lakas
Local elections were held in the Province of Quezon on May 13, 2019 as part of the 2019 general election. Voters selected candidates for all local positions: a town mayor, vice mayor and town councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, the vice-governor, governor and representatives for the four districts of Quezon.[1]
The candidates for governor and vice governor with the highest number of votes wins the seat; they are voted separately, therefore, they may be of different parties when elected. Governor David C. Suarez is term-limited and will be running as congressman. He later left the National Unity Party and assumed chairmanship for the Nacionalistas in the province. The Nacionalista Party and Lakas–CMD is in coalition this elections to support Minority Floor Leader and 3rd District Congressman Danilo Suarez for governor and the incumbent Samuel Nantes for vice governor. The Nacionalista Party is currently the largest political party in the province, with incumbents as its members. PDP–Laban will support 2nd District Congressman Vicente Alcala for governor and his candidates. Congressman Alcala is supported by his ally, PDP–Laban local president, Vitaliano Aguirre II. The former Justice secretary is also a political nemesis of the Suarezes in Bondoc Peninsula. The Liberal Party and Aksyon Demokratiko will support Alcala for governor, despite leaning to the opposition. The Nationalist People's Coalition will not support any candidate for governor as most members are split with their alliances.[2][3]
Parties are as stated in their certificate of candidacies.
David Suarez is term-limited.[4]
Samuel Nantes is the incumbent.
Incumbent Representative Katrina Enverga was withdrew her candidacy in favor to her brother former Representative Mark Enverga.
Incumbent Representative Vicente Alcala is running for Governor, his party (PDP–Laban) nominates his brother former Representative Proceso Alcala, his opponent is outgoing Governor David Suarez.
Incumbent Representative Danilo Suarez is running for Governor, his wife Aleta, is his party nominee. Rodolfo "Rudy" Aguirre of PDP–Laban, the brother of former Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre withdrews.
Angelina Tan is the incumbent and is running unopposed.[5]
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This refers to the candidates and winners of the 2016 election in the highly urbanized city of Lucena, independent from the province.
Mayor Roderick Alcala and Vice Mayor Philip Castillo are the incumbents.[7]
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Aida Reynoso is the incumbent.
Freddie Aman is the incumbent.
Elisio Ruzol is the incumbent.
Filipina Grace America is the incumbent.
Rodel Tena is the incumbent mayor.
Oli Dator is the incumbent mayor
Fernando 'Dingdong' Llamas is term-limited.
Shierre Ann Palicpic is the incumbent mayor
Amado Peñamora is the incumbent, but not running for mayor.
Derick Larita is the incumbent mayor.
Cristina Bosque is the incumbent.
Bing Aquino is the incumbent mayor.
Gelo Devanadera is the incumbent mayor, running unopposed
Macky Boongaling is the incumbent mayor.
Mario Milan Jr. is the incumbent mayor.
Erick Wagan is the incumbent mayor.
Marcelo Gayeta is the incumbent mayor.
Ramon Preza is the incumbent mayor.
Rhadam Aguilar is the incumbent mayor.
Alexander Rivera is the incumbent, running unopposed.
Ramon Orfanel is the incumbent mayor.
Stevenson Sangalang is the incumbent, but running for vice mayor.
Nelson Traje is the incumbent mayor.
Joselito A. Ojeda is term-limited.
Mayor Roger Panganiban is term-limited.
Paulino Sayat is the incumbent mayor.
Serson Emprese is the acting mayor.[8][9]
Pobel Uy-Yap is the incumbent mayor.
Nonato Puache is term-limited as mayor.
FM Alandy Mesa is the incumbent mayor.
Rustico Joven Mendoza is the incumbent, running unopposed.
Mayor Luisito Visorde is term-limited.
Boyboy Isaac is the incumbent mayor.
Mayor Erwin Caralian is term-limited.
Rachel Ubaña is the incumbent mayor.
Pepito Reyes is the incumbent mayor.
Bernard Tumagay is the incumbent mayor.
Crispin Clacio is the incumbent mayor
No Elections are held for president and vice president for midterm elections.
