section_path: Results/Elections on congressional districts
section_name: Elections on congressional districts
paragraph_text: Elections on congressional districts
  
  After the election, Lakas–CMD emerged as the largest party in the House of Representatives, securing 104 seats. Speaker Martin Romualdez said that it "is a vote of confidence not just in our candidates, but in the kind of leadership and unity that Lakas-CMD represents." If Romualdez's pronouncments hold, Lakas' seats actually decreased from prior the election, as they had 109 seats by then. Jude Acidre later said that 100 of the 115 members who had voted to impeach Sara Duterte successfully defended their seats. Several figures in the impeachment, such as Rolando Valeriano and Joel Chua of Manila, as well as Gerville Luistro of Batangas successfully won their seats despite Duterte's endorsement of their opponents. However, other figures also lost, such as Mannix Dalipe of Zamboanga City. In addition, Danilo Fernandez was also defeated in the Laguna gubernatorial election.
  
  On June 18, 2025, the COMELEC Second Division ruled that the certificate of candidacy of Joey Uy, who was vying for a seat in the House of Representatives for Manila's 6th district, was void ab initio, and declared incumbent Benny Abante as the duly elected representative for the district. However, the decision is still subject to appeal.