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2025 elections final senatorial ranking 

By  J.Lo

SENATOR

1^st

Go, Bong Go (PDPLBN)

26,912,697

Votes

2^nd

Aquino, Bam (KNP)

20,895,171

Votes

3^rd

Dela Rosa, Bato (PDPLBN)

20,595,325

Votes

4^th

Tulfo, Erwin (LAKAS)

17,065,384

Votes

5^th

Pangilinan, Kiko (LP)

15,290,525

Votes

6^th

Marcoleta, Rodante (IND)

15,140,342

Votes

7^th

Lacson, Ping (IND)

15,064,155

Votes

8^th

Sotto, Tito (NPC)

14,795,376

Votes

9^th

Cayetano, Pia (NP)

14,519,660

Votes

10^th

Villar, Camille (NP)

13,578,736

Votes

11^th

Lapid, Lito (NPC)

13,333,028

Votes

12^th

Marcos, Imee R. (NP)

13,258,708

Votes

Incumbent  Sen. Bong Go has emerged as  top senatorial bet with over 27 million votes,  Commission on Elections (Comelec) has completed its official tally of  senatorial race.

In its signed National Certificate of Canvass for  May 12 elections,  Comelec ranked all 66 senatorial candidates and listed  number of votes each received and their percentage from the total number of votes.  

Former senator Bam Aquino placed second overall with 20,971,899 votes, closely followed by Sen. Bato Dela Rosa with 20,773,946 votes nearly 200,000 difference.

Top 20 senators based on  Comelec’s official results are the following:

Senatorial Race Results – Top 20 (National Certificate of Canvass, May 12, 2025)

Rank	Candidate	Party	Percent	Votes
1	GO, BONG GO	PDPLBN	6.33%	27,121,073
2	AQUINO, BAM	KNP	4.89%	20,971,899
3	DELA ROSA, BATO	PDPLBN	4.85%	20,773,946
4	TULFO, ERWIN	LAKAS	4.00%	17,118,881
5	PANGILINAN, KIKO	LP	3.58%	15,343,229
6	MARCOLETA, RODANTE	IND	3.56%	15,250,723
7	LACSON, PING	IND	3.53%	15,106,111
8	SOTTO, TITO	NPC	3.46%	14,832,996
9	CAYETANO, PIA	NP	3.40%	14,573,430
10	VILLAR, CAMILLE	NP	3.19%	13,651,274
11	LAPID, LITO	NPC	3.13%	13,394,102
12	MARCOS, IMEE	NP	3.11%	13,339,227
13	TULFO, BEN BITAG	IND	2.82%	12,090,090
14	REVILLA, RAMON, JR.	LAKAS	2.81%	12,027,845
15	BINAY, ABBY	NPC	2.76%	11,808,645
16	ABALOS, BENHUR	PFP	2.70%	11,580,520
17	BONDOC, JIMMY	PDPLBN	2.48%	10,615,538
18	PACQUIAO, MANNY PACMAN	PFP	2.43%	10,397,133
19	SALVADOR, PHILLIP IPE	PDPLBN	2.39%	10,241,491
20	BOSITA, COLONEL	IND	2.29%	9,805,903

Rest  of the senatorial bets placed with the following vote counts and rankings: 

Senatorial Race Results – Rank 21 to 66 (National Certificate of Canvass, May 12, 2025)

Rank	Candidate	Party	Percent	Votes
21	MENDOZA, HEIDI	IND	2.04%	8,759,732
22	REVILLAME, WILLIE WIL	IND	2.00%	8,568,924
23	RODRIGUEZ, ATTY. VIC	IND	1.97%	8,450,668
24	LAMBINO, RAUL	PDPLBN	1.96%	8,383,593
25	TOLENTINO, FRANCIS TOL	PFP	1.80%	7,702,550
26	HINLO, JAYVEE	PDPLBN	1.74%	7,471,704
27	ONG, DOC WILLIE	AKSYON	1.72%	7,371,944
28	HONASAN, GRINGO	RP	1.56%	6,700,772
29	ESPIRITU, LUKE	PLM	1.51%	6,481,413
30	MATA, DOC MARIETES	IND	1.35%	5,789,181
31	QUIBOLOY, APOLLO	IND	1.33%	5,719,041
32	CASIÑO, TEDDY	MKBYN	1.08%	4,648,271
33	BROSAS, ARLENE	MKBYN	1.01%	4,343,773
34	DE GUZMAN, KA LEODY	PLM	0.97%	4,136,899
35	RAMOS, DANILO	MKBYN	0.95%	4,091,257
36	QUERUBIN, ARIEL PORFIRIO	NP	0.92%	3,950,051
37	MAZA, LIZA	MKBYN	0.92%	3,927,784
38	MATULA, ATTY. SONNY	WPP	0.90%	3,865,792
39	ARAMBULO, RONNEL	MKBYN	0.90%	3,846,216
40	CASTRO, TEACHER FRANCE	MKBYN	0.86%	3,670,972
41	DE ALBAN, ATTORNEY ANGELO	IND	0.60%	2,556,983
42	BALLON, ROBERTO	IND	0.56%	2,389,647
43	MARQUEZ, NORMAN	IND	0.27%	1,150,095
44	MARTINEZ, ERIC	IND	0.24%	1,032,201
45	GONZALES, NORBERTO	PDSP	0.23%	990,091
46	ANDAMO, NARS ALYN	MKBYN	0.19%	829,084
47	CAPUYAN, ALLEN	PPP	0.19%	816,437
48	ARELLANO, ERNESTO	KTPNAN	0.19%	801,677
49	ADONIS, JEROME	MKBYN	0.18%	779,868
50	DORINGO, NANAY MIMI	MKBYN	0.17%	744,508
51	ESCOBAL, ARNEL	PM	0.17%	731,453
52	MONTEMAYOR, JOEY	IND	0.16%	671,818
53	AMAD, WILSON	IND	0.14%	618,943
54	VALBUENA, MAR MANIBELA	IND	0.14%	611,432
55	D’ANGELO, DAVID	BUNYOG	0.14%	607,642
56	LEE, MANOY WILBERT	AKSYON	0.14%	587,098
57	GAMBOA, MARC LOUIE	IND	0.13%	571,637
58	LIDASAN, AMIRAH	MKBYN	0.13%	564,948
59	FLORANDA, MODY PISTON	MKBYN	0.13%	554,385
60	SAHIDULLA, NUR-ANA	IND	0.11%	476,855
61	TAPADO, MICHAEL BONGBONG	PM	0.11%	460,662
62	JOSE, RELLY JR.	KBL	0.11%	458,383
63	OLIVAR, JOSE JESSIE	IND	0.10%	448,794
64	MUSTAPHA, SUBAIR	WPP	0.10%	414,027
65	CABONEGRO, ROY	DPP	0.09%	383,534
66	VERCELES, LEANDRO	IND	0.07%	310,562

 National Board of Canvassers canvassed 175 certificates of canvass (COCs), including those from overseas. They processed 58 on Tuesday, the first day of canvassing; 101 on Wednesday; and 16 on Thursday. 

Poll  body said released tally remains subject to auditing, but it has set  proclamation of winning senatoriables on Saturday (May 17) afternoon.