Vice mayor, Quezon City/concurrent chairman, Quezon City Anti-Drug Abuse Council (1988-1992)
TV personality
Membership in Civic/Professional Organizations
President emeritus/founder/1st elected president, Vice-Mayors' League of the Philippines
Member, International Narcotic Enforcement Officers Association
Member, International Association of Chiefs of Police
Vice chairman, Citizens' Drugwatch Foundation
Vice president, Vicor Music Corporation
Board member, Araullo University, Nueva Ecija
President, Ham Radio Philippines
Candidacy in the 2025 Philippine elections
Position sought: Senator
Party: Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC)
Period of residence in the Philippines up to the day before May 12, 2025: 76 years 8 months
Registered voter of: Barangay White Plains, Quezon City
Election history
ELECTION YEAR
POSITION SOUGHT
PARTY
OUTCOME
1988
Vice Mayor, Quezon City
won
1992
Senator
LDP
won: ranked 1st with 11,792,121 votes
1998
Senator
LDP-LABAN
won
2007
Senator
NPC
lost: ranked 19th with 7,638,361 votes
2010
Senator
NPC
won: ranked 9th with 11,891,711 votes
2016
Senator
NPC
won: ranked 3rd with 17,200,371 votes
2022
Vice President
NPC
lost: ranked 3rd with 8,251,267 votes
Ikaw Na Ba? The Senatorial Interviews
Sources:
Personal Information
Sources: COC, Senate, House of Representatives, Profile of Filemon Sotto, Profile of Vicente Yap Sotto, vicentesotto.com, MTRCB, GMA Network, news reports
Education
Source: Senate
Career
Sources: Senate, vicentesotto.com
Candidacy in the 2025 Philippine elections
Source: COC
Election history
Sources: Comelec, NBOC Resolution, Quezon City Government
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