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1941 Philippine general election

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1946 →

Presidential election

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1946 →


Candidate	Manuel L. Quezon	Juan Sumulong
Party	Nacionalista	Popular Front
Running mate	Sergio Osmeña	Emilio Javier
Popular vote	1,340,320	298,608
Percentage	80.13%	17.85%

Vice presidential election

← 1935

1946 →


Candidate	Sergio Osmeña	Emilio Javier
Party	Nacionalista	Popular Front
Popular vote	1,445,897	124,035
Percentage	90.24%	7.74%

Vice President before election

Sergio Osmeña
Nacionalista

Elected Vice President

Sergio Osmeña
Nacionalista

Senate election

← 1934

1946 →

24 (of the 24) seats to theSenate of the Philippines
24 seats needed for a majority

	First party	Second party	Third party

Party	Nacionalista	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)
Seats won	24	0	0
Popular vote	23,385,017	2,888,103	1,581,896
Percentage	79.99	9.88	5.41

Senate President before election

Defunct since 1935, last held byManuel L. Quezon
Nacionalista Democratico

Elected Senate President

Manuel Roxas
Nacionalista

House of Representatives election

← 1938

1946 →

All 98 seats in theHouse of Representatives of the Philippines
50 seats needed for a majority

	Seats	+/–
Nacionalista	94	−4
Popular Front	1	+1
Partido Democrata Nacional	1	+1
Young Philippines	1	+1

This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Speaker before	Speaker after
José Yulo Nacionalista	José Zulueta Nacionalista

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General elections were held in thePhilippines on November 11, 1941. Incumbent PresidentManuel Luis Quezon won an unprecedented second partial term asPresident of the Philippines via a landslide. His running mate, Vice PresidentSergio Osmeña also won via landslide. The elected officials however, did not serve their terms from 1942 to 1945 due to World War II. In 1943, a Japanese-sponsored Republic was established and appointedJosé P. Laurel as president. From 1943 to 1945, the Philippines had two presidents. Quezon died in 1944 due totuberculosis and was replaced bySergio Osmeña.

Candidates

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Nacionalista Party

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President	Manuel L. Quezon	Nacionalista
Vice president	Sergio Osmeña Sr	Nacionalista
Senators	Alauya Alonto (Sultan Sa Ramain)	Nacionalista
	Melecio Arranz	Nacionalista
	Nicolas Buendia	Nacionalista
	Mariano Jesus Cuenco	Nacionalista
	Esteban de la Rama	Nacionalista
	Antonio de las Alas	Nacionalista
	Ramon J. Fernandez	Nacionalista
	Carlos P. Garcia	Nacionalista
	Pedro Hernaez	Nacionalista
	Domingo Imperial	Nacionalista
	Vicente Madrigal	Nacionalista
	Daniel Maramba	Nacionalista
	Rafael Martinez	Nacionalista
	José Ozámiz	Nacionalista
	Quintin Paredes	Nacionalista
	Elpidio Quirino	Nacionalista
	Vicente Rama	Nacionalista
	Claro M. Recto	Nacionalista
	Manuel A. Roxas I	Nacionalista
	Eulogio A. Rodriguez Sr	Nacionalista
	Proceso Sebastian	Nacionalista
	Emiliano Tria Tirona	Nacionalista
	Ramon Torres	Nacionalista
	Jose Yulo	Nacionalista

Popular Front (Sumulong Wing)

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President	Juan Sumulong Sr	Popular Front (Sumulong)
Vice president	Emilio M. Javier	Popular Front (Sumulong)
Senators	Jose Alejandrino Sr.	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Jose M. Bayot	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Jose Casal	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Felicidad Climaco	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Pedro Coleto	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Jose Gamboa	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Fernando Gardoqui	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Eliseo Imzon	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Melchor Lagasca	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Julio A. Llorente	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Marcelino Lontok	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Sixto Lopez	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Mamerto Manalo	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Angel Marin	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Emilio Medina	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Raymundo Melliza	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Jose Padilla Sr.	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Jose Palarca Sr	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Francisco Ramos	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Pablo Rocha	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Geronimo Santiago	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Filemon Sotto	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Vicente Sotto Sr.	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Juan Villamor	Popular Front (Sumulong)

Popular Front (Abad Santos Wing)

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President	Pedro Abad Santos (withdrew)	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
Vice president	Pilar V. Aglipay	Republican
Senators	Jose Alejandrino Sr (guest)	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Angel Ancajas	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Mariano Balgos	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Isabelo Caballero	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Pedro C. Castro	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Severo Dava	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Mateo del Castillo	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Isabelo delos Reyes Jr.	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Francisco Dematera	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Lino Dizon	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Crisanto Evangelista	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Juan Feleo	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Severino Izon	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Manuel Joven	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Ignacio Nabong (withdrew)	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Norberto Nabong	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Jose M. Nava	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Jose Padilla Sr. (guest)	Popular Front (Sumulong)
	Datu Tampugao Pagayao	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Antonio Paguia	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Narcisa Paguibitan	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Antonio Salvador	Popular Front (Abad Santos)
	Hadji Usman	Popular Front (Abad Santos)

Ganap Party (Partido Ganap de Filipinas)

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President	Celerino Tiongco	Ganap
Vice president	Pilar V. Aglipay (guest)	Republican
Senators	Wenceslao Asistido	Ganap
	Gaudencio Bautista	Ganap
	Sixto Bedrus	Ganap
	Ciriaco V. Campomanes	Ganap
	Marcelino Chavez	Ganap
	Esteban Coruna	Ganap
	Alfredo Dumlao	Ganap
	Joaquin Flavier	Ganap
	Jose Jabeon	Ganap
	Mariano Lumbre	Ganap
	Fernando Mangson	Ganap
	Samson Palomares	Ganap
	Vicente Pamatinat	Ganap
	Antonio Ramos	Ganap
	Perfecto Reyes	Ganap
	Francisco Robles	Ganap
	Antipas Soriano	Ganap
	Florentino Subayno	Ganap
	Aurelio Tankeko	Ganap
	Eulalio Tolentino	Ganap
	Ricardo Valdivia	Ganap
	Prudencio Vega	Ganap
	Pedro Zaragosa	Ganap

Partido Modernista

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President	Hilario C. Moncado	Partido Modernista
Vice president	Emilio F. Aguinaldo Sr (withdrew)	Partido Modernista
Senators	Pedro Arteche	Partido Modernista
	Honorio Caringal (withdrew)	Partido Modernista
	Vicente del Rosario	Partido Modernista
	Mariano delos Santos	Partido Modernista
	Francisco Afan Delgado	Partido Modernista
	Crisanto Evangelista (guest)	Popular Front (Abad Santos Wing)
	Santiago Fonacier	Partido Modernista
	Melchor Lagasca (guest)	Popular Front (Sumulong Wing)
	Manuel Luz	Partido Modernista
	Josefa Martinez	Partido Modernista
	Flora Ylagan	Partido Modernista

Independent candidates

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President	Ernesto T. Belleza	Independent
	Hermogenes Dumpit	Independent
	Veronica Miciano	Independent
Vice president	Pedro Yabut	Independent
Senator	Manuel Briones	Independent

Results

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President

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Main article:1941 Philippine presidential election


Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Manuel L. Quezon	Nacionalista Party	1,340,320	80.14
	Juan Sumulong	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[a]	298,608	17.85
	Celerino Tiongco I	Ganap Party	22,474	1.34
	Hilario Moncado	Modernist Party	10,726	0.64
	Hermogenes Dumpit	Independent	298	0.02
	Veronica Miciano	Independent	62	0.00
	Ernesto T. Belleza	Independent	16	0.00
	Pedro Abad Santos^[b]	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[a]	0	0.00
Total			1,672,504	100.00

^^a ^bThe Popular Front was split into two wings: those who supportedPedro Abad Santos or the "Abad Santos wing" and those who supportedJuan Sumulong or the "Sumulong wing".
^Withdrew

Vice president

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Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Sergio Osmeña	Nacionalista Party	1,445,897	90.24
	Emilio Javier	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[a]	124,035	7.74
	Pilar Aglipay	Republican Party	32,148	2.01
	Pedro Yabut	Independent	123	0.01
	Emilio Aguinaldo^[b]	Modernist Party	0	0.00
Total			1,602,203	100.00

^The Popular Front was split into two wings: those who supportedPedro Abad Santos or the "Abad Santos wing" and those who supportedJuan Sumulong or the "Sumulong wing".
^Withdrew

Senate

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Main article:1941 Philippine Senate election


Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Claro M. Recto^[a]	Nacionalista Party	1,084,003	64.81
	Manuel Roxas	Nacionalista Party	1,076,389	64.36
	Quintin Paredes^[a]	Nacionalista Party	1,046,715	62.58
	Jose Yulo^[a]	Nacionalista Party	1,035,025	61.88
	Elpidio Quirino	Nacionalista Party	1,013,095	60.57
	Antonio de las Alas^[a]	Nacionalista Party	1,002,853	59.96
	Emiliano Tria Tirona^[a]	Nacionalista Party	983,740	58.82
	Eulogio Rodriguez^[a]	Nacionalista Party	982,144	58.72
	Vicente Madrigal^[a]	Nacionalista Party	977,119	58.42
	Mariano Jesús Cuenco	Nacionalista Party	974,683	58.28
	Melecio Arranz	Nacionalista Party	973,403	58.20
	Carlos P. Garcia	Nacionalista Party	972,034	58.12
	Ramon Torres	Nacionalista Party	962,836	57.57
	Domingo Imperial	Nacionalista Party	959,633	57.38
	Daniel Maramba	Nacionalista Party	959,390	57.36
	Pedro Hernaez	Nacionalista Party	949,238	56.76
	Ramón J. Fernández	Nacionalista Party	947,798	56.67
	José Ozámiz	Nacionalista Party	947,106	56.63
	Nicolas Buendia	Nacionalista Party	944,315	56.46
	Esteban de la Rama	Nacionalista Party	937,746	56.07
	Vicente Rama	Nacionalista Party	934,254	55.86
	Proceso Sebastian^[a]	Nacionalista Party	930,179	55.62
	Alauya Alonto	Nacionalista Party	919,348	54.97
	Rafael Martinez^[b]	Nacionalista Party	871,971	52.14
	Vicente Sotto	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	229,276	13.71
	Filemon Sotto	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	191,815	11.47
	Jose Alejandrino	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	128,077	7.66
	Jose Padilla Sr.	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	127,557	7.63
	Emilio Medina	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	125,896	7.53
	Eliseo Imzon	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	123,540	7.39
	Geronimo Santiago	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	120,005	7.18
	Manuel Briones	Independent	118,804	7.10
	Isabelo delos Reyes Jr.	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	117,339	7.02
	Sixto Lopez	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	116,888	6.99
	Juan Villamor	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	116,437	6.96
	Jose Palarca Sr.	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	115,087	6.88
	Raymundo Melliza	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	114,987	6.88
	Arsenio Suazo	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	110,210	6.59
	Angel Marin	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	110,007	6.58
	Jose M. Bayot	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	109,667	6.56
	Felicidad Climaco	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	109,610	6.55
	Julio A. Llorente	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	109,480	6.55
	Jose Gamboa	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	108,798	6.51
	Pedro Coleto	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	107,365	6.42
	Marcelino Lontok	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	104,117	6.23
	Mamerto Manalo	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	102,798	6.15
	Fernando Gardoqui	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	99,889	5.97
	Crisanto Evangelista	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	97,554	5.83
	Norberto Nabong	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	97,231	5.81
	Juan Feleo	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	96,740	5.78
	Jose M. Nava	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	94,887	5.67
	Angel Ancajas	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	91,005	5.44
	Lino Dizon	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	88,547	5.29
	Jose Casal	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	85,403	5.11
	Pablo Rocha	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	84,996	5.08
	Melchor Lagasca	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	82,009	4.90
	Antonio Paguia	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	80,468	4.81
	Mateo del Castillo	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	79,368	4.75
	Severino Izon	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	76,682	4.58
	Antonio Salvador	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	76,413	4.57
	Hadji Usman	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	76,397	4.57
	Pedro C. Castro	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	75,558	4.52
	Francisco Dematera	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	68,773	4.11
	Isabello Caballero	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	67,588	4.04
	Perfecto Reyes	Ganap Party	65,002	3.89
	Mariano P. Balgos	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	64,799	3.87
	Alfredo Dumlao	Ganap Party	64,553	3.86
	Manuel Joven	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	62,006	3.71
	Severo Dava	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	61,956	3.70
	Ciriaco V. Campomanes	Ganap Party	57,440	3.43
	Vicente Pamatinat	Ganap Party	55,211	3.30
	Ricardo Valdivia	Ganap Party	55,044	3.29
	Narcisa Paguibitan	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	54,632	3.27
	Francisco Ramos	Popular Front (Sumulong wing)^[c]	54,189	3.24
	Datu Tampugao Pagayao	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	53,953	3.23
	Samson Palomares	Ganap Party	50,489	3.02
	Esteban Coruna	Ganap Party	50,113	3.00
	Fernando Mangson	Ganap Party	48,770	2.92
	Eulalio Tolentino	Ganap Party	48,502	2.90
	Prudencio Vega	Ganap Party	47,822	2.86
	Antipas Soriano	Ganap Party	47,347	2.83
	Francisco Robles	Ganap Party	46,883	2.80
	Jose Jabeon	Ganap Party	45,984	2.75
	Joaquin Flavier	Ganap Party	44,980	2.69
	Pedro Zaragosa	Ganap Party	44,669	2.67
	Francisco Afan Delgado	Modernist Party	41,890	2.50
	Antonio Ramos	Ganap Party	40,008	2.39
	Aurelio Tankeko	Ganap Party	37,965	2.27
	Sixto Bedrus	Ganap Party	37,714	2.25
	Santiago Fonacier	Modernist Party	37,503	2.24
	Gaudencio Bautista	Ganap Party	36,912	2.21
	Mariano Lumbre	Ganap Party	36,715	2.20
	Flora Ylagan	Modernist Party	34,730	2.08
	Wenceslao Asistido	Ganap Party	32,803	1.96
	Marcelino Chavez	Ganap Party	30,058	1.80
	Florentino Subayno	Ganap Party	28,447	1.70
	Josefina Martinez	Modernist Party	25,596	1.53
	Pedro Arteche	Modernist Party	23,441	1.40
	Manuel Luz	Modernist Party	20,004	1.20
	Vicente del Rosario	Modernist Party	13,259	0.79
	Mariano delos Santos	Modernist Party	11,446	0.68
	Honorio Caringal^[d]	Modernist Party	0	0.00
	Ignacio Nabong^[d]	Popular Front (Abad Santos wing)^[c]	0	0.00
Total			29,235,120	100.00

Total votes			1,672,504	–
Source:^{[citation needed]}

^^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^hDetained for collaboration with the Japanese and were not able to take office.
^Substituted forNorberto Romualdez who died a few days before the election.
^^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^atThe Popular Front was split into two wings: those who supportedPedro Abad Santos or the "Abad Santos wing" and those who supportedJuan Sumulong or the "Sumulong wing".
^^a ^bWithdrew

House of Representatives

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Main article:1941 Philippine House of Representatives elections



Party		Seats	+/–
	Nacionalista Party	94	−4
	Popular Front	2	+1
	Partido Democrata Nacional	1	+1
	Young Philippines	1	+1
Total		98	0

Source: Teehankee^[1] and PCDSPO^[2]

References

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^Teehankee, Julio (2002)."Electoral Politics in the Philippines"(PDF). In Croissant, Aurel (ed.).Electoral Politics in Southeast and East Asia. Singapore: Fiedrich-Ebert-Siftung. pp. 149–202 – via quezon.ph.
^Presidential Communications Development & Strategic Planning Office (2015).Philippine Electoral Almanac (Revised and expanded ed.). Manila: Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office – via Internet Archive.

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