Siquijor Province Election Results Announced by Commission
The Commission on Elections has officially announced the winning candidates in Siquijor province following the recent polls. With a remarkable 91.84 percent voter turnout, the election demonstrated strong community participation. This high engagement was highlighted by local experts as a sign of the province’s active democratic spirit.
Governor Jake Vincent Villa secured a second term, continuing his leadership in the region. Meanwhile, Lawyer Dindo Tumala, a member of the Provincial Board representing the second district, was elected as the new vice governor. Villa’s father, Representative Zaldy Villa, was also re-elected, maintaining his position in the national legislature.
Local Officials Welcome Newly Elected Leaders
The Department of the Interior and Local Government for the Negros Island Region extended congratulations to other officials who won in their respective towns. Among them were Ruth Aque from Enrique Villanueva, Cyrus Vincent Calibo of Larena, Phil Moore Largo representing Lazi, Roselyn Asok from Maria, Rubilyn Ragay of San Juan, and Adam Duhaylungsod from the capital town of Siquijor.
Siquijor recently became part of the newly established Negros Island Region, aligning it more closely with neighboring provinces. This administrative change is expected to foster better coordination and development initiatives in the area.
Voter Turnout Reflects Strong Democratic Engagement
According to reports, the Commission on Elections in the Negros Island Region noted the province’s voter turnout reached 91.84 percent, with 74,758 voters casting their ballots. Community leaders said this level of participation reflects the citizens’ commitment to shaping their local government.
The recent elections mark a significant chapter for Siquijor province as it continues to build on its governance and political stability. The reelection of key officials like Governor Villa and Representative Zaldy Villa signals ongoing support for their policies and leadership styles.
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