Philippine general election, 1947
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| Philippine general election, 1947 One-third of the Senate and all Local positions |
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| Last election | 8 seats | 7 seats | ||
| Seats won | 7 | 1 | ||
| Seat change | -1 | -7 | ||
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The Senatorial and local elections were held on November 11, 1947. It replaced one-third of the membership of the Philippine Senate and all local government positions (excluding members of the House of Representatives).
[edit] Results
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| 1. | Lorenzo Tañada | Liberal | 1,570,390 |
| 2. | Vicente Madrigal | Liberal | 1,562,825 |
| 3. | Geronima Pecson | Liberal | 1,559,511 |
| 4. | Emiliano Tirona | Liberal | 1,552,545 |
| 5. | Fernando Lopez | Liberal | 1,543,830 |
| 6. | Camilo Osías | Nacionalista | 1,512,196 |
| 7. | Pablo Angeles David | Liberal | 1,489,014 |
| 8. | Carlos Tan[1] | Liberal | 1,480,305 |
| 9. | Primitivo Lovina | Liberal | 1,473,888 |
| 10. | Eulogio Rodriguez, Sr. | Nacionalista | 1,346,174 |
| 11. | Felixberto Serrano | Nacionalista | 1,236,649 |
| 12. | Jose Ma. Veloso | Nacionalista | 1,225,347 |
| 13. | Emilio Javier | Nacionalista | 1,210,419 |
| 14. | Sotero Cabahug | Nacionalista | 1,209,598 |
| 15. | Jesus Barrera | Nacionalista | 1,201,329 |
| 16. | Jose Imperial | Nacionalista | 1,172,741 |
| Note: A total of 23 candidates ran for senator. | Source: Commission on Elections | ||
- 1. ^ Replaced by Eulogio Rodriguez, Sr. as per decision of Senate Electoral Tribunal dated December 16, 1949.
[edit] See also
- Commission on Elections
- Politics of the Philippines
- Philippine elections
- Philippine midterm election
- 2nd Congress of the Philippines
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