Bill & resolution record
SB 2387: FIXING THE TERM OF OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY OFFICIALS AND MEMBERS OF THE SK
In plain language
Amends RA 12232 to lengthen barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan terms from four to five years, limit barangay officials to two consecutive terms and SK officials to one, and move the next barangay and SK elections from November 2026 to the second Monday of November 2028.
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Latest recorded action
Passed Senate on Sep 14, 2026 — Senate plenary — third and final reading (13–5) · Title as listed by the Senate of the Philippines legislative documents index
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- Passed SenateSenate plenary — third and final reading (13–5)
- Approval on Third Reading — Passed13 yes · 5 no · 0 abstain
Authors & sponsors
- Francis Escudero — Sponsor
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Recorded votes on this measure
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Senate OKs bill setting 5-year terms for barangay, SK officials, postponing polls
Senate.ph summary: The Senate approved SB 2387 on third and final reading on September 14, 13–5 with no abstentions. The bill lengthens barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan terms from four to five years and moves the elections scheduled for November 2026 to November 2028. Senators Tito Sotto, Kiko Pangilinan, Joel Villanueva, Bam Aquino and Risa Hontiveros voted against it.
Source
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- GMA News
- Retrieved
- Sep 23, 2026, 00:00 UTC
- Source published
- Sep 14, 2026, 00:00 UTC
- Ingestion version
- senate-record-20260923
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