Congressional canvass for the 1992 Philippine presidential election

The following is the official canvassing of votes by the Congress of the Philippines for the 1992 Philippine presidential and vice presidential election. The canvassing started on May 26, 1992 and finished on June 16, 1992.[1]

Process

After voters had finished voting, the board of election inspectors per precinct then count the votes received by each candidate in each position. For positions elected on a national basis (president, vice president, and senators), an election return for that precinct will be submitted to the municipal/city board of canvassers, Congress, Commission on Elections, the citizen's arm authorized by the commission, political parties, and others.

The city or municipality will then tally the votes in the election returns for all positions and will issue two documents at its conclusion: a statement of votes where the votes obtained by candidates in each precinct in a city/municipality is stated; and a certificate of canvass (COC), a document containing the total votes in figures obtained by each candidate in the city or municipality. The city or municipal COC will be sent to Congress (if the city is an Independent city with its own legislative district) or to the provincial board of canvassers in which the process is repeated; this time the provincial COC will be sent to Congress.

Congress, seating as the National Board of Canvassers, will canvass the votes to determine who among the candidates are elected president and vice president.[2]

In theory, all of the votes from the election returns when added must be equal to the votes canvassed by Congress coming from the city/provincial COCs.

Members of the canvassing committee

Instead of the whole Congress canvassing the votes, a committee comprised evenly between the Senate and the House of Representatives will canvass the votes at the Batasang Pambansa Complex in Quezon City, the home of the House of Representatives.[3]

SenatePositionHouse of Representatives
Senate Minority Leader Wigberto Tañada (Liberal) Co-chairpersons House Majority Leader Ronaldo Zamora (KBL, San Juan-Mandaluyong)
Members

Members of Congress who ran for president (Ramon Mitra, Miriam Defensor Santiago, Jovito Salonga) and vice president (Aquilino Pimentel Jr., Joseph Estrada) are banned from attending the proceedings.

Each political party is entitled to two lawyers who may file motions before Congress.

Results

Based on the official canvass of the Congress of the Philippines

Detailed results per province.
Province Ramos Santiago Cojuangco Mitra Marcos Salonga Laurel
Abra6,9094,15532,2804,42231,5661,962226
Agusan del Norte76,43710,58917,03229,52626,74320,6011,555
Agusan del Sur18,0719,00820,03825,07027,57127,1631,543
Aklan18,34690,33519,38318,0742,2943,3481,281
Albay54,33454,26362,97162,4883,29379,0519,371
Antique30,03176,13810,80015,7965,9124,4751,967
Aurora10,5746,96513,4298,3095,7086,047819
Basilan8,9178,8265,3046,7572,1827,2411,463
Bataan36,42444,13259,09918,35112,46420,5771,378
Batanes1,6321,051976647831,35847
Batangas58,76350,05037,63053,9718,41419,214386,646
Benguet
    •  Baguio		21,633
10,668		24,768
23,486		13,523
19,759		30,649
5,073		4,421
6,809		6,383
7,196		608
1,351
Bohol108,97936,56661,588121,11114,00121,9099,215
Bukidnon67,25222,55756,50643,36754,91629,0573,297
Bulacan125,811176,804150,60564,22328,04679,6584,915
Cagayan31,22111,51373,69432,060131,97810,5381,120
Camarines Norte21,79430,94820,17530,9084,74217,2268,383
Camarines Sur80,88839,82059,37698,3187,572104,87929,054
Camiguin9,5701,4631,69810,3842,1803,305402
Capiz29,533154,17825,8518,5922,7025,1071,111
Catanduanes26,4086,99011,52710,7421,03313,087928
Cavite113,525107,91483,57680,60847,34038,0907,945
Cebu
    •  Cebu City		287,842
92,351		63,029
37,326		98,967
20,192		266,528
63,575		21,539
14,245		31,115
20,351		13,776
5,523
Cotabato42,76358,31819,45933,01145,51233,3262,489
Davao del Norte93,01028,77127,67772,64271,75463,9034,610
Davao del Sur
    •  Davao City		56,104
88,105		13,040
39,105		60,766
38,939		27,415
49,950		24,216
45,508		25,840
51,502		2,563
3,348
Davao Oriental25,4315,68224,85843,3327,27012,8851,500
Eastern Samar36,3759,5397,98818,73622,60116,0861,214
Ifugao11,1363,3724,64312,9713,6429,568357
Ilocos Norte7,3185,77445,2543,731142,8402,715806
Ilocos Sur16,54013,37471,40727,19484,6554,5891,505
Iloilo
    •  Iloilo City		39,944
15,348		457,588
107,607		24,000
11,712		29,357
4,282		1,452
889		6,464
2,614		835
721
Isabela49,09721,958163,17425,07879,02431,2263,219
Kalinga-Apayao9,9033,17914,85417,39818,01514,252659
La Union24,80325,318104,7428,04466,4326,9221,996
Laguna101,757140,046123,10054,08641,68375,44024,812
Lanao del Norte60,99020,84038,99136,91215,50627,1977,037
Lanao del Sur46,5648,52321,72929,5562,37315,56110,235
Leyte120,60721,70836,56290,090233,27042,4292,957
Maguindanao39,31723,35257,55590,46610,22014,1186,188
Marinduque19,23015,09814,28618,3362,3414,5811,626
Masbate55,12520,39645,46450,8401,99613,6751,111
Metro Manila
    •  Caloocan City
    •  Las Piñas-Muntinlupa
    •  Makati
    •  Malabon-Navotas
    •  Manila
    •  Marikina
    •  Parañaque
    •  Pasay City
    •  Pasig
    •  Quezon City
    •  San Juan-Mandaluyong
    •  Taguig-Pateros
    •  Valenzuela
44,144
44,673
50,156
28,742
148,927
26,214
30,468
27,051
30,057
167,052
38,469
20,258
22,960
83,069
63,112
69,896
53,948
210,214
37,436
40,879
45,423
44,447
214,983
49,308
36,109
41,464
49,288
36,996
42,267
34,065
115,329
17,534
20,148
23,565
24,473
136,324
30,041
18,375
23,896
13,098
13,808
10,249
14,924
39,892
8,518
7,942
8,193
5,966
40,696
14,365
9,119
6,628
33,550
16,788
31,317
18,805
106,982
8,031
10,629
24,986
10,419
82,629
15,131
11,849
8,730
27,495
24,510
22,300
19,399
86,108
27,909
17,603
13,747
33,850
111,599
18,184
16,876
18,468
3,453
4,052
4,821
1,927
11,562
1,801
2,721
3,021
2,100
12,877
2,978
1,667
1,293
Misamis Occidental76,17710,51530,94425,0047,64319,1313,225
Misamis Oriental
    •  Cagayan de Oro City		40,832
23,677		11,361
14,258		7,769
12,449		46,848
12,131		32,127
20,983		63,580
45,075		5,092
2,059
Mountain Province16,3947,3884,3825,7111,5165,772501
Negros Occidental
    •  Bacolod		160,518
32,981		276,217
77,939		147,079
14,824		48,755
9,978		4,785
2,096		22,519
6,427		3,013
1,653
Negros Oriental124,99830,06954,78979,9243,82414,2214,211
Northern Samar32,6115,3536,33020,51522,98250,368723
Nueva Ecija76,78982,634227,51259,24150,87931,8473,195
Nueva Vizcaya17,6778,78433,83820,69722,8418,586788
Occidental Mindoro13,15119,37523,89319,8979,4975,7703,539
Oriental Mindoro30,16426,01229,31034,3058,36538,05618,845
Palawan8,0587,66917,802136,49210,6032,595718
Pampanga286,866114,04091,50539,8436,02030,9362,090
Pangasinan477,99229,618155,06228,04061,6238,7342,699
Quezon95,63891,23582,42375,28111,95082,98132,709
Quirino10,6103,07211,11613,4887,1994,739909
Rizal62,306101,32485,15031,14926,38568,4205,035
Romblon26,10513,8757,12526,4351,1033,609568
Samar29,2796,3828,23522,11456,77558,052839
Siquijor4,3501,2509,19614,1074544723,116
Sorsogon46,82924,78528,20534,6742,73045,5605,893
South Cotabato54,17194,42535,68243,59569,02844,8533,428
Southern Leyte35,3866,03928,17040,63510,4936,5432,002
Sultan Kudarat15,58245,34815,68421,26523,5294,112679
Sulu54,5303,81817,63573,5552,6394,2564,502
Surigao del Norte59,5596,53922,89841,3277,96720,1972,507
Surigao del Sur46,23811,26020,09736,04413,33034,18612,063
Tarlac99,31932,157174,08424,5201,3258,054756
Tawi-Tawi11,7072,50412,55130,4382,5224,074447
Zambales67,30670,00251,93210,76636,2887,8241,617
Zamboanga del Norte90,00928,40041,56455,7746,10212,4752,118
Zamboanga del Sur
    •  Zamboanga City		105,123
21,219		33,096
44,539		83,172
15,328		63,410
24,157		14,794
8,047		32,269
13,796		7,174
3,044
Absentee voters1,8191,1413,2011721,051155304
Total5,342,5214,468,1734,116,3763,316,6612,338,2942,302,123770,046

References
  1. Congress canvass tomorrow, Fel Marangay, Manila Standard, May 25, 1992
  2. "Republic Act No. 9369". The LawPhil Project. January 23, 2007. Retrieved May 24, 2016.
  3. Longer review follows long count, Amante Bigornia and Gerry Jacinto, Manila Standard, May 27, 1992
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