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Senate of the Philippines · 20th Congress
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24 senators · showing the first 12
Bam AquinoKANP · term ends 2031
Alan Peter CayetanoIndependent · term ends 2028
Pia CayetanoNacionalista · term ends 2031
Ronald dela RosaPDP–Laban · term ends 2031
JV EjercitoNPC · term ends 2028
Francis EscuderoNPC · term ends 2028
Jinggoy EstradaPMP · term ends 2028
Win GatchalianNPC · term ends 2028
Bong GoPDP–Laban · term ends 2031
Risa HontiverosAkbayan · term ends 2028
Panfilo LacsonIndependent · term ends 2031
Lito LapidNPC · term ends 2031
Senate President: Win Gatchalian. Roster compiled 23 September 2026 from Wikipedia and cross-checked against news reports; bloc reflects the June 2026 reorganization. About our sources →
Recorded in the Senate
Recent votes and bills.
- SB 2387 FIXING THE TERM OF OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY OFFICIALS AND MEMBERS OF THE SKSenate plenary — third and final reading (13–5)GMA News ↗
- SB 2387 — Barangay and SK term of officeApproval on Third Reading — 13 yes, 5 no, 0 abstainThe Manila Times ↗
- Election of Win Gatchalian as Senate PresidentPlenary vote — 13 yes, 0 no, 0 abstainWikipedia — June 2026 President of the Senate of the Philippines election ↗
- Election of Alan Peter Cayetano as Senate PresidentPlenary vote — 13 yes, 9 no, 2 abstainGMA News ↗
- Replacement of Senate President Francis Escudero by Tito SottoChange of Senate leadership — 15 yes, 9 no, 0 abstainRappler ↗
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The 13–9–2 vote that replaced Tito Sotto with Alan Peter Cayetano, senator by senator.
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