LIST: Winning parties and their nominees in the 2026 BARMM elections
MANILA, Philippines – The Bangsamoro Parliament’s party representatives will come from four regional parliamentary political parties, based on the final results of the 2026 Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) parliamentary elections held on Monday, September 14.
For a political group to secure at least one of the 40 party seats, they must receive at least 2.5% of valid votes in the party race. The official results reposted by the Bangsamoro Government’s verified Facebook page show that the following parties have secured seats for their nominees:
- Bangsamoro Federalist Party (BFP) – 678,328 or 35.54% of the votes, giving them 16 seats for:
- 1st nominee Suwaib “Gordon Khan” Oranon
- 2nd nominee Abdulwahid Pandita Halil
- 3rd nominee Akmad Alon Brahim
- 4th nominee Dan Sala Asnawie
- 5th nominee Abunawas Lampatan Maslamama
- 6th nominee Johari Compania Abu
- 7th nominee Camid Usman Gandamra Jr.
- 8th nominee Karwin Hadjula Hamjani
- 9th nominee Kitem Duque Kadatuan Jr.
- 10th nominee Michael Enit Midtimbang
- 11th nominee Suraija Reina Sanbihi Hataman
- 12th nominee Ma-arouph Bajunaid Candao
- 13th nominee Alindatu Kahal Pagayao
- 14th nominee Zulfikar-Ali Sergio Bayam
- 15th nominee Jaafar Apollo Mikhail Lintongan Matalam
- 16th nominee Junalyn Gayak-Sumlay
- United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP) – 613,663 or 32.16% of the votes, giving them 15 seats for:
- 1st nominee Ahod “Al Haj Murad” Ebrahim
- 2nd nominee Mohagher Iqbal
- 3rd nominee Ali Solaiman
- 4th nominee Edward Uy Guerra
- 5th nominee Ibrahim Dumarag Ali
- 6th nominee Said Z. Salendab
- 7th nominee Mohammad S. Yacob
- 8th nominee Amir A. Balindong
- 9th nominee John Anthony L. Lim
- 10th nominee Haber A. Asarul
- 11th nominee Sha Elijah B. Dumama-Alba
- 12th nominee Nordjiana Lucman Dipatuan-Ducol
- 13th nominee Raissa H. Jajurie
- 14th nominee Said M. Shiek
- 15th nominee Ali O. Salik
- BARMM Grand Coalition (BGC) – 391,266 or 20.5% of the votes, giving them 8 seats for:
- 1st nominee Mamintal Raki-in Adiong
- 2nd nominee Amer Zaakaria Adiong Rakim
- 3rd nominee Abdulrahman Rubbil Sangki Mangudadatu
- 4th nominee Datu Bimbo Quesada Sinsuat
- 5th nominee Hanie Ain Bud
- 6th nominee Abdel Razi Armes Amin
- 7th nominee Sittie Aisah Lucman Pansar
- 8th nominee Amilbahar Saddalani Mawallil
- Bangsamoro People’s Democratic Party (Raayat Democratic Party) – 68,839 or 3.61% of the votes, giving them 1 seat for:
- 1st nominee Jose Iribani Lorena
Based on the Commission on Elections’ (Comelec) guide posted on September 3, party representative seats were computed by multiplying the share of votes a party obtains by the 40 party seats. Any remaining unallocated seats will then be distributed one by one, starting from the highest-ranking party, until all 40 party seats have been filled.
The representatives filling these seats will make up 50% of the Bangsamoro Parliament. The other half is composed of 32 district representatives and eight sectoral representatives.
The parliament members will serve a special transition term from October 30, 2026 to June 30, 2031 that synchronizes BARMM’s polls with the national and local elections, according to the Comelec. After that, the region’s parliamentary elections will be held every three years. – Rappler.com
