1925 Philippine Senate elections: Difference between revisions

1925 Philippine Senate elections
11 of 24 seats in the Philippine Senate
	Election results; each district sent in two seats to the Senate.
Senate President before election; Manuel L. Quezon; Nacionalista	Elected Senate President ; Manuel L. Quezon; Nacionalista

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Senatorial elections happened on June 2, 1925 in the Philippines under the Jones Law provisions.

Electoral system

In a staggered election, the seats of the senators who were first disputed in 1919 were up for election. The Philippines is divided into 12 senatorial districts, of which all districts save for the 12th district, has one of its seats up. In the 12th district, any vacancy is filled via appointment of the Governor-General. The election itself is via first-past-the-post.

Results

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13	1	10
Nacionalista	V	Democrata


Party		Seats
Party		Up	Before	Won	After	+/−
	Nacionalista Party^[a]	10	16	7	13	−3
	Democrata Party	1	5	4	8	+3
Appointed^[b]		0	2	0	2	0
Vacant		0	1	0	1	0
Total		11	24	11	24	0

^ In the 1922 election, the Nacionalista Party was divided into the Colectivistas, which had 12 seats, and the Unipersonalistas, which had 6 seats. The two factions reconciled prior to this election.
^ The two appointed senators were from the Democrata Party.

External links

Official website of the Commission on Elections

[1] In the 1922 election, the Nacionalista Party was divided into the Colectivistas, which had 12 seats, and the Unipersonalistas, which had 6 seats. The two factions reconciled prior to this election.

[2] The two appointed senators were from the Democrata Party.

[a]

[b]

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
 | election_name      = 1925 Philippine Senate elections
 | country            = Philippines
+| flag_year          = 1919
 | type               = legislative
 | ongoing            = no
@@ Line 9: / Line 10: @@
 | next_year          = 1928
 | election_date      = June 2, 1925
-| seats_for_election = All 24 seats in the [[Senate of the Philippines|Philippine Senate]]
+| seats_for_election = 11 of 24 seats in the [[Senate of the Philippines|Philippine Senate]]
-| image1             = [[File:Quezon.jpg|100px]]
+| image1             =Quezon.jpg
 | leader1            = [[Manuel L. Quezon]]
-| party1             = Nacionalista Party-Consolidato
+| party1             = Nacionalista Party
-| leaders_seat1      = [[Senatorial districts of the Philippines#Fifth District|5th District]]
+| leaders_seat1      = [[Philippines's 5th senatorial district|5th District]]
-| last_election1     = 22 seats
+| seats_before1      = 16
-| seats1             = 22
+| seats1             = '''7'''
-| seat_change1       = 0
+| seats_after1       = '''13'''
+| seat_change1       = {{decrease}} 3
-| image2             = [[File:Vice-President Osmeña in Washington cropped.jpg|100px]]
-| leader2            = [[Sergio Osmeña]]
+| image2             = Juan_Sumulong_(cropped).jpg
-| party2             = Nacionalista Party-Pro-Independencia
+| leader2            = [[Juan Sumulong]]
+| party2             = Democrata Party
-| leaders_seat2      = [[Senatorial districts of the Philippines#Tenth District|10th District]]
+| leaders_seat2      = [[Philippines's 4th senatorial district|4th District]]
-| last_election2     = 2 seats
-| seats2             = 2
+| seats_before2      = 7
-| seat_change2       = 0
+| seats2             = 4
+| seats_after2       = 10
+| seat_change2       = {{increase}} 3
 | map_image          = 1925PhilippineSenateElections.png
 | map_size           = 280px
@@ Line 30: / Line 33: @@
 | before_election    = [[Manuel L. Quezon]]
 | after_election     = [[Manuel L. Quezon]]
-| before_party       = Nacionalista Party-Consolidato
+| before_party       = Nacionalista Party
-| after_party        = Nacionalista Party-Consolidato
+| after_party        = Nacionalista Party
 }}
-'''Senatorial elections''' happened on June 2, 1925 in the [[Philippines]] under the [[Jones Law (Philippines)|Jones Law]] provisions.
+Senatorial elections happened on June 2, 1925 in the [[Philippines]] under the [[Jones Law (Philippines)|Jones Law]] provisions.
+== Electoral system ==
-==Results==
+In a [[Staggered elections|staggered election]], the seats of the senators who were first disputed [[1919 Philippine Senate elections|in 1919]] were up for election. The Philippines is divided into [[Senatorial districts of the Philippines|12 senatorial districts]], of which all districts save for the [[Philippines's 12th senatorial district|12th district]], has one of its seats up. In the 12th district, any vacancy is filled via appointment of the [[Governor-General of the Philippines|Governor-General]]. The election itself is via [[First-past-the-post voting|first-past-the-post]].
+== Results ==
-===Philippine Senate results===
+{| width=60%
-{| class="wikitable"
 |-
+|+ ↓
-!width=25%|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Senatorial districts|District]]
+|-align=center
-!colspan=2|[[Philippine Senate|Senator]]
+|
-! [[List of political parties in the Philippines|Party]]
 |-
+|
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#First district|1st District]]
+{|width=100% style="text-align:center;"
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
+|-style="font-weight:bold; font-size:90%;"
-|[[Isabelo de los Reyes]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
+|width=54.17% style="background:{{party color|Nacionalista Party}}"|13
+|width=4.17% style="background:black;color:white;"|1
-|-
+|width=41.67% style="background:{{party color|Democrata Party}};color:white;"|10
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
+|-style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center"
-|[[Elpidio Quirino]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
+|style="color:{{party color|Nacionalista Party}};"|Nacionalista
+|style="color:black;"|{{tooltip|V|Vacant}}
-|-
+|style="color:{{party color|Democrata Party}};"|Democrata
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Second district|2nd District]]
+|}
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|[[Alejo Mabanag]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|[[Camilo Osías|Camilo O. Osías]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Third district|3rd District]]
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|Santiago Lucero{{ref|lucero|1}}
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|[[Teodoro Sandiko]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Fourth district|4th District]]
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|[[Juan Sumulong]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|Emiliano Tria Tirona
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Fifth district|5th District]]
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|[[José P. Laurel]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|[[Manuel L. Quezon]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Sixth district|6th District]]
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|Juan B. Alegre
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#FF0000|&nbsp;
-|Jose O. Vera
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Pro-Independencia]]
-|-
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Seventh district|7th District]]
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|Jose Hontiveros
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|Jose B. Ledesma
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Eighth district|8th District]]
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|[[Hermenegildo Villanueva]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|Mariano Yulo
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Ninth district|9th District]]
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|Jose Ma. Veloso
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|Tomas Gomez{{ref|gomez|2}}
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Tenth district|10th District]]
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|[[Pedro Rodríguez (politician)|Pedro Rodríguez]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#FF0000|&nbsp;
-|[[Sergio Osmeña]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Pro-Independencia]]
-|-
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Eleventh district|11th District]]
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|Jose A. Clarin
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|[[Troadio Galicano]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|rowspan=2 valign="top"|[[Legislative districts of the Philippines#Twelfth district|12th District]]
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|Hadji Butu
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
-|-
-|bgcolor=#008000|&nbsp;
-|[[José Alejandrino]]
-|align="center"| [[Nacionalista Party|Partido Nacionalista Consolidato]]
 |}
+{{Election results|seattype1=Up|seattype2=Before|seattype3=Won|seattype4=After|seattype5=+/−|image=|party1=[[Nacionalista Party]]{{efn|In the 1922 election, the Nacionalista Party was divided into the Colectivistas, which had 12 seats, and the Unipersonalistas, which had 6 seats. The two factions reconciled prior to this election.}}|sw1=|st1t1=<!--Up--> 10|st2t1=<!--Before--> 16|st3t1=<!--Won--> 7|st4t1=<!--After--> 13|st5t1=<!--+/−--> −3|party2=[[Democrata Party]]|sw2=|st1t2=<!--Up--> 1|st2t2=<!--Before--> 5|st3t2=<!--Won--> 4|st4t2=<!--After--> 8|st5t2=<!--+/−--> +3|sw3=|st1t3=<!--Up--> 0|st2t3=<!--Before--> 2|st3t3=<!--Won--> 0|st4t3=<!--After--> 2|st5t3=<!--+/−--> 0|sw4=|sw6=|sw7=|sw8=|sw9=|total_st1t<!--Up-->=|total_st2t<!--Before-->=|total_st3t<!--Won-->=|total_st4t<!--After-->=24|total_st5t<!--+/−-->=0|source=|row3=Appointed{{efn|The two appointed senators were from the [[Democrata Party]].}}|row4=Vacant|st1t4=<!--Up--> 0|st2t4=<!--Before--> 1|st3t4=<!--Won--> 0|st4t4=<!--After--> 1|st5t4=<!--+/−--> 0}}{{notelist|group=notes}}
-{{refbegin}}
-:{{note|lucero|1}} Died on November 2, 1925. Luis Morales was elected in a special election on March 23, 1926 to complete the unexpired term of Santiago Lucero.
-:{{note|gomez|2}} Died on July 28, 1926. Pastor Salazar was elected in a special election to complete the unexpired term of Tomas Gomez.
-{{refend}}
 ==See also==
+*[[7th Philippine Legislature]]
 *[[Commission on Elections (Philippines)|Commission on Elections]]
 *[[Politics of the Philippines]]
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 [[Category:Philippine Senate elections|1925]]
-[[Category:1925 elections in Asia]]
+[[Category:1925 elections in the Philippines]]
 [[Category:1925 in the Philippines]]

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