Bulacan Provincial Board of Canvassers led by Provincial Election Supervisor Atty. Rene Cruz, Chief Prosecutor Ramoncito Bienvenido Ocampo (first and second from left) and Bulacan Schools Division Superintendent Zenia Mostoles proclaimed Guiguinto Mayor Ambrosio C. Cruz Jr. as the duly elected congressman of the newly created fifth district of Bulacan. Photo by Anton Luis Reyes Catindig

STA. MARIA, Bulacan–A retired Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) regional director, a former and an incumbent mayors and a chief of staff of outgoing solon are the four newly elected representatives in the four congressional districts of Bulacan.


Engr. Salvador “Ador” Pleyto from this town won against opponents Norzagaray Mayor Alfredo Germar and businesswoman Kate Martinez-Daly from 81,307-76,430-51,491 votes for the newly created sixth district of Bulacan.


Pleyto, who was previously assigned as regional director of DPWH in the National Capital Region is the father of incumbent Sta. Maria Mayor Russell Pleyto.


First District re-electionist Rep. Jose Antonio “Jonathan” Sy-Alvarado failed to secure a third term as former long time City of Malolos Mayor Atty. Danilo Domingo steals the seat from him through 202,712-140,798 votes. 

Bulacan Provincial Board of Canvassers led by Provincial Election Supervisor Atty. Rene Cruz, Chief Prosecutor Ramoncito Bienvenido Ocampo (first and second from left) and Bulacan Schools Division Superintendent Zenia Mostoles proclaimed Congressman-elect former Malolos Mayor Danilo Domingo of the first district. Photo by Anton Catindig


Guiguinto Mayor Ambrosio Cruz Jr. who is on his last term won the congressional seat of newly created fifth district with 127,740 votes against 112,597 of his rival Atty. Arnel Alcaraz from Pandi town. 

Congressman-elect Guiguinto Mayor Ambrosio Cruz Jr. joined by his wife, Precy Cruz, daughter Guiguinto Mayor-elect Agatha “Agay” Cruz and the other members of their family and their May 2022 election staffs. Photo by Anton Catindig


Augustina Dominique “Ditse Tina” Pancho, elder sister and chief of staff of last termer Second District Rep. Gavini “Apol” Pancho won against closest rival FB Bermudez through 137,276-24,936 votes. 

Bulacan Provincial Board of Canvassers led by Provincial Election Supervisor Atty. Rene Cruz and Bulacan Schools Division Superintendent Zenia Mostoles proclaimed Congresswoman-elect Augustina Dominique “Ditse Tina” Pancho of the second district. Photo by Anton Catindig


Ditse Tina however is not new in public service, laws, governance and leadership as she serves as the chief of staff of Rep. Apol.
Rep. Apol earlier succeeded their father, former Rep. Pedro Pancho. 


City of Meycauayan Mayor Linabelle Ruth Villarica returns to fourth congressional district with 180,067-11,470 votes against opponent Raquel Guardiano.

Fourth District Congresswoman-elect Linabelle Ruth Villarica (center) is joined by husband City of Meycauayan Mayor-elect Atty. Henry Villarica after she was proclaimed by Bulacan Provincial Board of Canvassers led by Provincial Election Supervisor Atty. Rene Cruz, Chief Prosecutor Ramoncito Bienvenido Ocampo and Bulacan Schools Division Superintendent Zenia Mostoles (both at the right) as the duly elected winner for fourth congressional district of Bulacan. Photo by Anton Catindig


Third District Rep. Lorna Silverio and City of San Jose del Monte Lone District Rep. Florida Robes were both re-elected.
Silverio got 129,256 against 54,606 votes of rival former San Rafael Mayor Jessie Viceo.
Robes earned 136,249 votes against opponent former City of San Jose del Monte Mayor Reynaldo San Pedro who got 75,962 votes. 

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