1987 23 Senators Elected • 8 – Liberal Party (LP) • 6 – Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) • 3 – Nacionalista Party (NP) • 3 – Partidong Demokratikong Pilipino (PDP) • 3 – Independents
LP is Majority party by a simple plurality
President of the Senate from 1987 – 1991 came from LP 83 out of 200 elected representatives ran under coalition tickets with other parties in the house, 22 are independents. 1988 House of Representatives • 16 – Liberal Party (LP) • 44 – Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) • 2 – Nacionalista Party (NP) • 3 – Partidong Demokratikong Pilipino (PDP) • 5 – PDP Laban • 4 – United Nationalist Democratic Opposition (UNIDO) • 11 – Kilusang Bagong Lipunan • 2 – Grand Alliance for Democracy
Re-Organization in the LDP
Resulting LDP becoming the majority party of the house 1992 May 11, 1992
Fist Synchronized National and Local Election
At stake where positions of; • President • Vice President • 24 Senators • 200 Representatives • Local Official from Governor • Vice Governor • Board members in the provinces; - Mayor - Baranggay Captain - Vice Mayor - Baranggay Councilors - Councilors in cities and municipalities - at the lowest level of government 1992 12th President - Fidel V. Ramos (Lakas- NUCD) 9th Congress
• 16 Senators – Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP)
In House of Representative LDP only obtained plurality votes President Fidel V. Ramos V.S Miriam Defensor Santiago Built Alliances in Congress 1992 Neptali Gonzales was Elected as Senate President (LDP) Jose De Venecia was Elected as a Speaker of the House of Representative Mass defection from the LDP to Lakas-NUCD December 1992, Discontent of some member with the leadership Changing of Senate President Senator Edgardo J. Angara Replaced Gonzales in 1993 1995 There were elections for twelve senators and members of the house representatives Reduced the number of LDP senators in 10th congress * 5 senators – (Lakas – NUCD) * 2 senators – (LP) * 2 senators – (NPC) * 1 senator - (PRP) In the House of Representative, There were 201 elected memebers 1998 Joseph Estrada was elected President of The Republic PMP+LDP+NPC = LAMMP Lakas – NUCO ended up as the minority party Marcelo Fernan (LDP) was Elected as Senate President 2001 Another People power movement forced Pres. Estrada to step down from office Vice President Arroyo was sworn in as President of the Philippines Election for 12th congress LAMMP reduces to minor party status De Venecia won under lakas party and re- elected as speaker of the House. “people power coalition” 2003 Lakas-NUCO had 83 congressmen and was renamed “ Lakas Christian Muslim Democrats” and became the supporter of Gloria Macapagal Arroyo for President in 2004