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This is a list of candidates in the 2025 Philippine Senate election.


Filed certificates of candidacies

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A total of 184 people filed their candidacies for senator.[1]

The following have filed certificates of candidacy before the COMELEC:

1 October[2]
  1. David Chan
  2. Alexander Encarnacion
  3. Jose Montemayor Jr. (Partido Pederal ng Maharlika), candidate for president in 2022[3]
  4. Wilbert T. Lee (Aksyon), incumbent representative for AGRI Partylist[4]
  5. Felipe Montealto Jr.
  6. Janice Padilla
  7. Francis Tolentino (PFP), incumbent senator[5][6]
  8. Jose Olivar
  9. Joseph Dy
  10. Najar Salih (Partido Maharlika)[7]
  11. Daniel Magtira
  12. Happy Lubarbio
  13. Norman Marquez, animal welfare advocate
  14. Phil delos Reyes (Independent), security guard[8]
  15. Marc Gamboa (Independent), vlogger of Models of Manila[7]
  16. Miguelino Caturan
  17. Sunang Ditanongun
2 October[9]
  1. Victoriano Inte
  2. Imee Marcos (Nacionalista), incumbent senator[10][11]
  3. Tito Sotto (NPC), former Senate president and candidate for vice president in 2022[12][13]
  4. Panfilo Lacson (Independent), former senator and candidate for president in 2022[12]
  5. Lito Lapid (NPC), incumbent senator[14]
  6. Eric Negapatan
  7. Magno Manalo
  8. Bethsaida Lopez (Independent)[15]
  9. Manuel Andrada
  10. Jonry Gargarita
3 October[16]
  1. Jose Bunilla (Independent), former Agusan del Sur Provincial Board member from the 2nd district[17]
  2. Jaime Balmes (KBL)[17]
  3. Willie Ong (Aksyon), cardiologist and media personality and candidate for vice president in 2022[18][19]
  4. Ronald dela Rosa (PDP), incumbent senator[5]
  5. Bong Go (PDP), incumbent senator[5]
  6. Phillip Salvador (PDP), actor[5]
  7. Elpidio Rosales Jr. (KBL)[17]
  8. Robert Agad
  9. Khaled Casimra
  10. Jimmy Salapantan
  11. Rex Noel
  12. Roel Pacquiao
4 October[20]
  1. Ronald Adonis (Makabayan), secretary-general of Kilusang Mayo Uno[21]
  2. Ronnel Arambulo (Makabayan), vice-chairperson of Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas[22]
  3. Arlene Brosas (Makabayan), incumbent representative for Gabriela Women's Party[23]
  4. Jocelyn Andamo (Makabayan), secretary-general of Filipino Nurses United[24]
  5. Teddy Casiño (Makabayan), chairperson of Bagong Alyansang Makabayan, former representative for Bayan Muna and candidate for senator in 2013[25]
  6. France Castro (Makabayan), incumbent representative for ACT Teachers[26]
  7. Eufemia Domingo (Makabayan), secretary-general of Kalipunan ng Damayang Mahihirap[24]
  8. Modesto Floranda (Makabayan), president of Pagkakaisa ng mga Samahan ng Tsuper at Opereytor Nationwide[24]
  9. Liza Maza (Makabayan), former representative for Gabriela Women's Party[27]
  10. Amirah Ali Lidasan (Makabayan), co-chairperson of Sandugo Movement of Moro and Indigenous Peoples for Self-Determination[28]
  11. Danilo Ramos (Makabayan), chairperson of Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas[29]
  12. Camille Villar (Nacionalista), incumbent representative from Las Piñas's at-large district[30][31]
  13. Abigail Binay (NPC), incumbent mayor of Makati[12]
  14. Froilan Serafico
  15. Bonifacio Bosita (Independent), incumbent representative for 1-Rider Partylist[32]
  16. Ernesto Balite
  17. Leody de Guzman (PLM), former senatorial candidate in 2019, presidential candidate in 2022 and chairman of Bukluran ng Manggagawang Pilipino[33]
  18. Luke Espiritu (PLM), former senatorial candidate in 2022 and president of Bukluran ng Manggagawang Pilipino[33]
  19. Elvis Beniga (PLM)
5 October[34]
  1. Warlito Bovier (Independent), driver and construction worker[35]
  2. Wilson Aclan (Independent), Philippine Army reservist[35]
  3. Maria Charito Billones (Independent), candle vendor[35]
  4. Jerson Ares
  5. Primo Capuno Jr.
  6. Ben Tulfo (Independent), broadcast journalist[36]
  7. Leodegario Estrella
  8. Sonny Matula (WPP), former senatorial candidate in 2019 and 2022, and president of Federation of Free Workers[37]
  9. Relly Jose Jr. (KBL), president of Global Maritime Manila Inc.
  10. Richard Nicolas (KBL)
  11. Ronaldo "Rastaman" Plaza (Independent)[38]
  12. Virginia Sabit
6 October[39]
  1. Jimmy Bondoc (PDP), former director of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation, lawyer and singer[40]
  2. Junbert Guigayuma (KKK), former senatorial candidate in 2019
  3. Wilson Amad
  4. Erwin Tulfo (Lakas), incumbent representative for ACT-CIS Partylist[18]
  5. Sixto Lagare
  6. Ernesto Arellano (Katipunan)
  7. John Rafael Escobar
  8. Pia Cayetano (Nacionalista), incumbent senator[41]
7 October[42]
  1. Gregorio Honasan (Reform PH), former senator[12]
  2. Ariel Querubin (Nacionalista), retired military officer and candidate for senator in 2010[43]
  3. Chavit Singson (Independent), former mayor of Narvacan, Ilocos Sur, former governor of Ilocos Sur and candidate for senator in 2007[44][45]
  4. Benhur Abalos (PFP), incumbent secretary of the interior and local government[46]
  5. Jesus Hinlo Jr. (PDP), former undersecretary of the interior and local government
  6. Richard Mata (Independent), pediatrician
  7. Nur-Ana Sahidulla (Independent), former senatorial candidate in 2022[47]
  8. Norberto Gonzales (PDSP), former senator and candidate for president in 2022[47]
  9. Pedro Ordiales (WPP), former Overseas Filipino worker
  10. Bam Aquino (KANP), former senator[48]
  11. Roberto Ballon (Independent), community environmentalist and 2021 Ramon Magsaysay Award recipient
  12. James Reyes Jr.
  13. Nelson Ancajas
  14. Maria Fe Era
  15. Bong Revilla (Lakas), incumbent senator[49]
  16. Arnel Escobal (Partido Maharlika)
  17. Diego Palomares Jr. (Partido Maharlika)
  18. Michael Tapado (Partido Maharlika)
  19. Gerald Arcega (Partido Maharlika)
  20. Raul Lambino (PDP), former administrator and chief executive officer of the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority and presidential adviser for Northern Luzon[50]
  21. Mario Pagaragan (Partido Maharlika)
  22. Manny Pacquiao (PFP), former senator and candidate for president in 2022[51]
  23. Angelo de Alban, lawyer and college professor
  24. Luther Meniano (Partido Maharlika), former senatorial candidate in 2019
  25. Hernando Bruce
  26. Alice Jumalon
  27. Eulogio Partosa
  28. Epifanio Perez
  29. Mar Valbuena, president of Manibela[52]
  30. Freddie Maiquez (Partido Maharlika)
  31. Leo Caidon (Partido Maharlika)
  32. Getter Malinao
  33. Salipadah Alih Amir Hussin
  34. Joel Apolinario
  35. Allen Capuyan (PPP), former chairperson of the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples and executive director of the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict
  36. Artemio Maquiso
  37. Jose Tam
  38. Oscar Ongjoco
  39. Jacinto Bonayag
  40. Ferdinand Tuzara, singer-songwriter
  41. Agapito Casipong
  42. David D'Angelo (Bunyog Pagkakaisa), environmentalist and former senatorial candidate in 2022
  43. Delfin Lorenzana (Independent), retired military officer, former secretary of national defense and chairperson of the Bases Conversion and Development Authority[50]
  44. Fernando Diaz (PPP), former senatorial candidate in 2022
  45. Orlando de Guzman (Partido Pederal ng Maharlika)
  46. Edgardo Dugue
  47. Jeffrey Andrino
  48. Nheling Paliza
  49. Eduardo Bautista
8 October[1]
  1. Peter Joemel "Bikoy" Advincula[53]
  2. Princess Jade Ramos
  3. Jovelyn Aseron
  4. Leandro Verceles Jr., former governor of Catanduanes
  5. Fernando Advincula
  6. Joseph Delgado
  7. Rodante Marcoleta (Independent), incumbent representative for SAGIP Partylist[54]
  8. Eric Alcantara
  9. Rosalyn Corazon Cay
  10. Randy Red
  11. Romulo San Ramon, car tile salesman
  12. Abel Adorable
  13. Mercedita Acopiado
  14. Randy Restum
  15. Emilio Chan
  16. Deviendo Biazon Sr.
  17. Heidi Mendoza, former commissioner of the Commission on Audit and undersecretary-general of the United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services[55]
  18. Roy Cabonegro (DPP), former senatorial candidate in 2022[56]
  19. Rodolfo Basilan
  20. Primo Aquino
  21. Vicente Domingo
  22. Gem Domagtoy
  23. Roel Lamoste
  24. Monique Kokkinaras
  25. Injim Bunayog
  26. Ismael Bajo
  27. Omar Tomanong
  28. Kiko Pangilinan (Liberal), former senator and candidate for vice president in 2022[48]
  29. Salvador Cabalida
  30. Eric Martinez (PDP), representative from Valenzuela's 2nd district
  31. Francis Leo Marcos, former senatorial candidate in 2022
  32. Martin Mendoza III
  33. Apollo Quiboloy (WPP), pastor and leader of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ[57]
  34. Berteni Causing, former lawyer
  35. Melchor Lucañas
  36. Antonio Par
  37. Loreto Banosan
  38. Robert Tagean V
  39. Faith Ugsad
  40. Wilfredo Red
  41. Edmundo Rubi
  42. Vic Rodriguez (Independent), lawyer and former executive secretary[58]
  43. Patrick Artajo
  44. Rafael Chico
  45. Romeo Macarag
  46. Celeste Aguilar
  47. Shirly Cuatchin
  48. Subair Mustapha
  49. Ricarda Arguelles
  50. Sonny Pimentel
  51. Enrique Olonan
  52. Willie Ricablanca Jr. (PM), former senatorial candidate in 2022
  53. Alexander Lague (PGRP)
  54. Melissa Fortes
  55. Willie Revillame (Independent), television personality[59]
  56. Roberto Sembrano
  57. Gabriel Chaclag, former Bureau of Corrections spokesperson

Candidates who withdrew

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These individuals withdrew after filing their candidacies:

Potential candidates

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Various personalities have directly or indirectly hinted on the possibility of running for senator in 2025. In other cases, sources have hinted on the possibility of certain candidates to run for senator in 2025.

Declined to be candidates

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Individuals below have been speculated to run in this election, but have since denied their interest in running.

References

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