The dust has finally settled, and the votes are now being counted.
With 68 million Filipino voters eligible to vote yesterday, May 12, the nation has decided on who among the candidates will fill the 18,200 elective positions.
Several celebrities have also thrown their hat into the ring to get the chance to serve in the government.
Who is winning?
Who is losing?
Find out in this gallery how your bets are performing!
[NOTE: 2025 National and Local Elections Partial Unofficial Results Source: Comelec Media Server
'Eat Bulaga' pioneer Tito Sotto is currently at the 8th spot in the senatorial race with 11.917 million votes
Former action star-turned-politician Lito Lapid is in a tight battle for the 11th spot in the senatorial race with 10.803 million. He is an incumbent senator.
Incumbent senator Ramon Bong Revilla Jr. has garnered over 9.725 million votes but is still outside the winning circle at 14th place.
Singer Jimmy Bondoc, who is running under PDP Laban, is outside the Magic 12 for the senatorial race. As of this writing, he occupies the 17th spot.
Boxing champion Manny 'Pacman' Pacquiao currently occupies the 18th spot with 8.391 million votes.
Senatorial candidate Phillip Salvador has already amassed 8.245 million votes to land in the 19th spot.
Isko Moreno is poised to reclaim the mayoralty post in the City of Manila with 430,000 votes against his closest rival, Honey Lacuna, who got 152, 256 votes.
Actor-politician Mayor Yul Servo is behind his rival Chi Atienza in the Manila City vice mayoralty race. Atienza has twice as many votes compared to the incumbent Vice Mayor Servo-Nieto.
Heartthrob Joaquin Domagoso, son of Yorme Isko is leading in the first district of Manila for the position of city councilor.
Kapamilya actor Arjo Atayde (69,000 votes) leads his opponent Bingbong Crisologo (49,000 votes) for the position of 1st district representative in Quezon City as of writing.
Former De La Salle University basketball coach and incumbent congressman Franz Pumaren (61,000 votes) is currently leading his opponent in the 3rd district of Quezon City.
Award-winning actress Aiko Melendez is in the second spot in the battle for a position in the fifth district of the City Council of Quezon City.
With the current votes in, former 'Encantadia' star Alfred Vargas also has a strong chance to return to his seat as city councilor. He is just behind Aiko Melendez in the fifth district of Quezon City.
'Star for All Seasons' Vilma Santos-Recto is in a fierce battle for the position of Batangas governor. She has amassed 521,000 votes, while his closest rival, Mike Rivera, garnered 424 votes as of this writing.
Meanwhile, Vilma's son, Lucky Manzano is in a difficult spot, since he is trailing Dodo Mandanas in the vice gubernatorial race. Mandanas won 652,000 votes already, while Manzano got 450,000 votes.
Former basketball player and incumbent Pasig City Vice Mayor Dodot Jaworski (237,000 votes vs 58,000 votes) has a commanding lead against his rival Iyo Bernardo.
Former 'T.G.I.S.' star Angelu de Leon occupies the first spot in the city councilor race in the second district of Pasig. She is an incumbent councilor of the city.
Senator Bong Revilla's son, Jolo Revilla, has a commanding lead over his opponent to be the next congressman of the first district of Cavite after getting 115,000 votes.
Lani Mercado has no opponent in the second district of Cavite and is poised to return to her seat in Congress.
Former action star Jestoni Alarcon is finishing strong to grab a seat as a board member in the first district of Rizal. He is currently occupying the first spot.