2001 Philippine House of Representatives elections

2001 Philippine House of Representatives elections
	May 14, 2001
	May 14, 2001
All 256 seats in the House of Representatives (including underhangs); 129 seats needed for a majority
Speaker before election; Feliciano Belmonte, Jr.; Lakas	Elected Speaker ; Jose de Venecia; Lakas

Elections for the House of Representatives of the Philippines were held on May 14, 2001. This was the next election succeeding the events of the 2001 EDSA Revolution that deposed Joseph Estrada from the presidency; his vice president, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo became president, and her party, Lakas NUCD-UMDP, and by extension the People Power Coalition (PPC), dominated the midterm elections winning majority of the seats in the Senate and in the House of Representatives.[1]

The elected representatives served in the 12th Congress from 2001 to 2004.

Results

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District

Party-list

73	40	21	19	52	14	24
'Lakas	NPC	LDP	LP	Others	^[1]	^[2]

¹ Party-lists

² Unfilled party-list seats

Elections for representatives from districts

Summary of the May 14, 2001 Philippine House of Representatives election results
Parties and coalitions		Seats	%
	Lakas	73	35.6
	NPC	40	19.5
	LDP	21	10.2
	Liberal	19	9.2
	Reporma-LM	3	1.5
	PROMDI	3	1.5
	Aksyon	2	1.0
	PMP	2	1.0
	PDP–Laban	1	0.5
	PDSP	1	0.5
	Not indicated	20	9.8
	Others	12	5.9
	Independent	8	3.9
Total		205	93.2
Source: Teehankee, Julio. "Electoral Politics in the Philippines" (PDF). quezon.ph. Retrieved 2010-12-11.

Election for sectoral representatives

Result of the Philippine House of Representatives party-list election. Proportion of votes (inner ring) as compared to proportion of seats (outer ring) of the political parties. Parties that did not win any seat are represented by a gray pie slice, unfilled seats due to the 3-seat cap and 2% threshold are denoted by a black slice.

On Election Day, parties are guaranteed to win at least one seat if they surpass 2% of the national vote, then another seat for every 2% until it reaches the maximum of three seats per party. However, with the Supreme Court decision on VFP vs. COMELEC, the 2% increments was declared unconstitutional. Instead, the party with the most votes gets at least one seat, then another seat for every 2% until it reaches the maximum of three seats. For parties that got 2% of the vote but did not have the most votes, they will automatically have one more seat, then any extra seats will be determined via dividing their votes to the number of votes of the party with the most votes, then the quotient will be multiplied by the number of seats the party with the most votes has. The product, disregarding decimals (it is not rounded), will be the number of seats a party will get.

For example, for the Association of Philippine Electric Cooperatives (APEC):

\mathrm {Seats} =({\frac {\mathrm {802,060} }{\mathrm {1,708,253} }}){3}={1.41}

Disregarding decimals, APEC won one additional seat aside from one seat they automatically won after surpassing the 2% threshold.

Summary of the 14 May 2001 Philippine House of Representatives party-list election result
Party	Election day			After disqualifications		Seat allocation as per VFP vs. COMELEC
Party	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	1st	2nd	Total
BAYAN MUNA	1,708,253	11.30%	3	1,708,253	26.19%	1	2.00	3
MAD	1,515,693	10.03%
APEC	802,060	5.31%	3	802,060	12.29%	1	1.41	2
VFP	580,781	3.84%	2
PROMDI	422,430	2.79%	1
NPC	385,151	2.55%	1
AKBAYAN!	377,852	2.50%	1	377,852	5.79%	1	0.66	1
BUTIL	330,282	2.18%	1
LAKAS NUCD-UMDP	329,237	2.18%	1
CIBAC	323,810	2.14%	1	323,810	4.96%	1	0.57	1
LDP	308,639	2.04%	1
BUHAY	290,760	1.92%	0	290,760	4.46%	1	0.51	1
AMIN	252,051	1.67%	0	252,051	3.86%	1	0.44	1
ABA	242,199	1.60%	0	242,199	3.71%	1	0.43	1
COCOFED	229,165	1.52%	0	229,165	3.51%	1	0.40	1
COOP-NATCCO	226,322	1.50%	0
NCIA	223,996	1.48%	0
PM	216,823	1.43%	0	216,823	3.32%	1	0.38	1
AKLAT	210,052	1.39%	0
MARCOS LOYALIST	172,666	1.14%	0
CREBA	160,255	1.06%	0
BIGKIS	155,941	1.03%	0
SANLAKAS	151,017	1.00%	0	151,017	2.31%	1	0.27	1
ABANSE! PINAY	135,211	0.89%	0	135,211	2.07%	1	0.24	1
AKSYON	135,156	0.89%	0
GREEN PHIL	128,589	0.85%	0
AKO	126,012	0.83%	0	126,012	1.93%			0
PMP	120,224	0.80%	0
ALAGAD	117,161	0.77%	0	117,161	1.80%			0
ALAB	111,463	0.74%	0
PMP-PINATUBO	111,353	0.74%	0
RAM	106,637	0.71%	0
ELDERLY	106,496	0.70%	0	106,496	1.63%			0
BAGONG BAYANI	104,791	0.69%	0
BANDILA	104,467	0.69%	0
ATUCP	103,273	0.68%	0	103,273	1.58%			0
KAMPIL	102,606	0.68%	0
AHOY	101,751	0.67%	0
MARITIME	98,946	0.65%	0	98,946	1.52%			0
OFW	97,085	0.64%	0	97,085	1.49%			0
PMA	94,888	0.63%	0
AASENSO KA	94,212	0.62%	0
PDP-LABAN	90,245	0.60%	0
CUP	88,444	0.59%	0
PDSP	88,187	0.58%	0
ATIN	86,385	0.57%	0
VACC	78,486	0.52%	0
ABCD	74,656	0.49%	0
LP	73,784	0.49%	0
DRUGWATCH	71,046	0.47%	0
ABAKADA	67,741	0.45%	0
ATIP	67,008	0.44%	0
OCW	66,218	0.44%	0
AMMMA	65,735	0.43%	0	65,735	1.01%			0
KABALIKAT	64,644	0.43%	0
NFSP	64,574	0.43%	0
ANAKBAYAN	63,312	0.42%	0	63,312	0.97%			0
BANTAY-BAYAN	59,208	0.39%	0
AKK (COALITION)	58,023	0.38%	0
AKAP	54,925	0.36%	0	54,925	0.84%			0
GREEN	54,721	0.36%	0
PADPAO	51,991	0.34%	0
AGAP	51,801	0.34%	0
ANGKOP	50,436	0.33%	0
MSCFO	49,914	0.33%	0	49,914	0.76%			0
NAD	49,147	0.33%	0
PEOPLE POWER	48,835	0.32%	0
PTC	48,008	0.32%	0
WPI	46,831	0.31%	0	46,831	0.72%			0
AAAFPI	43,882	0.29%	0	43,882	0.67%			0
PLAM	43,725	0.29%	0
PCAP	43,172	0.29%	0
AWATU	42,149	0.28%	0	42,149	0.65%			0
JEEP	41,423	0.27%	0
NACTODAP	38,898	0.26%	0	38,898	0.60%			0
SCFO	37,470	0.25%	0	37,470	0.57%			0
TRICAP	35,807	0.24%	0	35,807	0.55%			0
ALAS	35,626	0.24%	0
PINOY MAY K	32,151	0.21%	0	32,151	0.49%			0
VETERANS CARE	31,694	0.21%	0	31,694	0.49%			0
PSAE	31,499	0.21%	0
CONSLA	29,477	0.20%	0
CONSUMERS	29,415	0.19%	0
OCW-UNIFIL	29,400	0.19%	0	29,400	0.45%			0
PDR	29,359	0.19%	0
PAG-ASA	28,877	0.19%	0
AHONBAYAN	28,373	0.19%	0
APO SERVICE	27,104	0.18%	0
ANGAT	27,017	0.18%	0
KASAMA	26,846	0.18%	0
PDA	26,634	0.18%	0
PUSYON	26,037	0.17%	0
SJS	25,213	0.17%	0
CAAG	24,825	0.16%	0
PWP	24,182	0.16%	0	24,182	0.37%			0
DA	24,029	0.16%	0	24,029	0.37%			0
PARP	23,297	0.15%	0	23,297	0.36%			0
ASAKAPIL	23,163	0.15%	0
ARPES	22,497	0.15%	0	22,497	0.34%			0
ARBA	22,345	0.15%	0	22,345	0.34%			0
ABAY PAMILYA	22,127	0.15%	0
A	22,125	0.15%	0
BEA	22,034	0.15%	0
FEJODAP	21,335	0.14%	0	21,335	0.33%			0
PRP	20,663	0.14%	0
COALITION 349	20,247	0.13%	0
RP	19,266	0.13%	0
NUPA	18,670	0.12%	0
AFM	18,456	0.12%	0
BSK	18,196	0.12%	0
BDI	18,041	0.12%	0
GABAY OFW	17,777	0.12%	0	17,777	0.27%			0
HOMEOWNERS	17,749	0.12%	0
PUC	17,494	0.12%	0
KKK	17,282	0.11%	0
BINHI	16,877	0.11%	0
AASAHAN	16,787	0.11%	0	16,787	0.26%			0
KABAYAN	16,001	0.11%	0
AYOS	15,871	0.11%	0	15,871	0.24%			0
LAHING VETERANO	14,711	0.10%	0
PRIMO	14,369	0.10%	0
PACD	13,411	0.09%	0
CAP	13,276	0.09%	0
TAPAT	13,077	0.09%	0
POWER	13,050	0.09%	0	13,050	0.20%			0
AKA	12,971	0.09%	0
AIM	12,195	0.08%	0
PMSEA	11,932	0.08%	0
BSP	11,431	0.08%	0
KILOS	11,170	0.07%	0	11,170	0.17%			0
APIL	10,800	0.07%	0
PPP-YOUTH	10,794	0.07%	0
KATAPAT	10,637	0.07%	0
SHAF	10,610	0.07%	0
CITIZEN	10,306	0.07%	0
NP	9,977	0.07%	0
SM	9,920	0.07%	0
ONEWAY PRINT	9,666	0.06%	0
KALOOB	9,137	0.06%	0	9,137	0.14%			0
JURY	8,847	0.06%	0
AA	8,143	0.05%	0
DWP	7,907	0.05%	0
ALYANSA	7,882	0.05%	0	7,882	0.12%			0
SULONG	7,677	0.05%	0
O.K. NAPU	7,298	0.05%	0
KATIPUNAN	7,112	0.05%	0
KATUTUBO	6,602	0.04%	0	6,602	0.10%			0
DFP	6,600	0.04%	0	6,600	0.10%			0
NCCO	5,975	0.04%	0
NACI	5,568	0.04%	0
LEDFI	5,328	0.04%	0
TINDOG WARAY	4,815	0.03%	0
FLRF	4,786	0.03%	0
KAMI	4,231	0.03%	0
DUGTUNGAN	3,966	0.03%	0
KABATAS	3,899	0.03%	0
PASALBA	3,221	0.02%	0
GO GO PHILIPPINES	3,151	0.02%	0
PRS	2,757	0.02%	0
GAD	2,722	0.02%	0
ALUHAI	2,567	0.02%	0
OSMEÑA	1,676	0.01%	0
Totals	15,118,815	100.00%	12	6,192,903				14

References

Quezon, Manuel III (2007-06-06). "An abnormal return to normality". PCIJ.org. Archived from the original on 2010-11-29. Retrieved 2010-12-06.

The Presidents of the Senate of the Republic of the Philippines. ISBN 971-8832-24-6.
Pobre, Cesar P. Philippine Legislature 100 Years. ISBN 971-92245-0-9.
Teehankee, Julio. "Electoral Politics in the Philippines" (PDF). quezon.ph. Retrieved 2010-12-06.

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[1] Quezon, Manuel III (2007-06-06). "An abnormal return to normality". PCIJ.org. Archived from the original on 2010-11-29. Retrieved 2010-12-06.

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2001 Philippine House of Representatives elections

Results

Elections for representatives from districts

Election for sectoral representatives

See also

References