1909 Philippine Assembly elections

1909 Philippine Assembly elections
All 81 seats in the Philippine Assembly; 41 seats needed for a majority
	Parties that won a plurality of votes in each province. Results for local offices are also included as a separate tally for the Philippine Assembly was not provided.
Speaker before election; Sergio Osmeña; Nacionalista	Elected Speaker ; Sergio Osmeña; Nacionalista

Philippine Assembly elections were held in the Philippines on November 2, 1909.^[2]

Results

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62	17	2
Nacionalista	Progresista	O


Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Nacionalista Party	92,996	48.19	+12.48	62	+30
	Progresista Party	38,588	20.00	−5.25	17	+1
	Liguero	3,621	1.88	New	0	0
	Others	47,306	24.51	NA	0	0
	Independent	10,464	5.42	−18.42	2	−18
Total		192,975	100.00	–	81	+1

Registered voters/turnout		208,845	–
Source: Philippine Commission. Report of the Philippine Commission to the Secretary of War 1910.

Vote share

NP			48.19%
PP			20.00%
Others			31.81%

Seats

NP			76.54%
PP			20.99%
Others			2.47%

Votes by province

Province/City	Electorate	Turnout	NP	PP	Liguero	Ind.	Unknown
Province/City	Electorate	Turnout
Albay	8,446	7,608	3,502	623	–	2,155	904
Ambos Camarines	6,706	6,589	3,272	338	–	1,293	1,322
Antique	2,378	2,283	564	756	–	135	459
Bataan	1,259	1,221	1,003	–	–	122	43
Batanes	350	343	–	–	–	325	–
Batangas	7,481	7,367	5,037	537	–	449	497
Bohol	2,893	2,689	2,487	–	–	–	205
Bulacan	9,502	8,989	8,346	–	–	–	–
Cagayan	6,929	6,646	3,344	–	–	2,260	618
Capiz	6,667	6,411	3,483	2,318	8	125	164
Cavite	8,587	7,637	3,133	–	–	895	2,941
Cebu	10,903	9,894	8,698	161	–	–	738
Ilocos Norte	5,380	5,227	1,756	592	–	–	2,654
Ilocos Sur	7,075	6,925	1,695	3,554	–	266	1,050
Iloilo	19,887	13,978	5,600	6,208	–	–	1,014
Isabela	3,616	3,385	1,231	1,353	–	–	143
La Laguna	6,821	6,358	3,048	1,631	–	–	1,411
La Union	4,775	4,683	1,606	1,718	–	–	1,196
Leyte	8,930	8,341	6,042	243	238	159	679
Manila	6,739	6,024	1,984	993	2,330	–	–
Mindoro	460	460	370	–	–	–	–
Misamis	2,828	2,320	1,877	–	–	–	351
Negros Occidental	6,528	6,315	1,657	2,456	–	–	705
Negros Oriental	2,757	2,480	–	1,727	–	610	100
Nueva Ecija	4,304	4,083	2,221	1,435	–	124	165
Palawan	379	358	344	11	–	–	–
Pampanga	5,623	5,623	2,296	1,498	–	418	–
Pangasinan	14,955	14,593	3,027	1,708	–	182	4,060
Rizal	5,943	5,807	2,055	1,556	–	349	1,221
Samar	4,780	4,584	1,130	2,191	–	–	523
Sorsogon	5,898	5,693	2,714	370	–	447	1,629
Surigao	1,345	1,211	423	556	–	150	–
Tarlac	5,474	5,114	2,561	1,636	1,045	–	–
Tayabas	9,940	9,454	5,106	2,303	–	–	1,116
Zambales	2,307	2,282	1,384	116	–	–	504
Total	208,845	192,975	92,996	38,588	3,621	10,464	26,412
Source: Government Printing Office^[3]

References

^ Bustos, Felixberto G.; Fajardo, Abelardo J. (1934). New Philippines; a Book on the Building Up of a New Nation. Carmelo & Bauermann, Incorporated. p. 40.
^ Dept, United States War (1911). Annual Reports of the War Department. U.S. Government Printing Office. p. 45. Retrieved 23 January 2022.
^ Report of the Philippine Commission to the Secretary of War 1910 Part 1. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office. 1911. p. 46.

External links

Official website of the Commission on Elections

[1] Bustos, Felixberto G.; Fajardo, Abelardo J. (1934). New Philippines; a Book on the Building Up of a New Nation. Carmelo & Bauermann, Incorporated. p. 40.

[2] Dept, United States War (1911). Annual Reports of the War Department. U.S. Government Printing Office. p. 45. Retrieved 23 January 2022.

[3] Report of the Philippine Commission to the Secretary of War 1910 Part 1. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office. 1911. p. 46.

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1909 Philippine Assembly elections

Contents

Results

Votes by province

See also

References

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