The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) has identified the party and sectoral representatives who will form its Parliament following its historic parliamentary elections.
Based on the Commission on Elections (Comelec) canvass report, the Bangsamoro Federalist Party (BFP) secured 16 party seats, followed by the United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP) with 15. The BARMM Grand Coalition (BGC) won eight seats, while the Bangsamoro Peoples’ (Raayat) Democratic Party secured one.
40 party representatives
1. BFP — 16 seats
- Suaib L. Oranon
- Abdulwahid P. Halil
- Akmad A. Brahim
- Dan S. Asnawie
- Abunawas L. Maslamama
- Johari C. Abu
- Camid U. Gandamra Jr.
- Karwin H. Hamjani
- Kitem D. Kadatuan Jr.
- Michael E. Midtimbang
- Suraija Reina S. Hataman
- Ma-Arouph B. Candao
- Alindatu K. Pagayao
- Zulficar-Ali S. Bayam
- Jaafar Apollo Mikhail L. Matalam
- Junalyn G. Sumlay
2. UBJP — 15 seats
- Ahod “Al-Hajj Murad” B. Ebrahim
- Datucan “Mohagher Iqbal” M. Abas
- Ali B. Solaiman
- Eduard U. Guerra
- Ali D. Ibrahim
- Said Z. Salendab
- Mohammad S. Yacob
- Amir “Gary” A. Balindong
- John Anthony “JET” L. Lim
- Haber A. Asarul
- Sha Elijah B. Dumama-Alba
- Nordjiana L. Dipatuan-Ducol
- Raissa H. Jajurie
- Said M. Shiek
- Ali O. Salik
3. BGC — 8 seats
- Mamintal Raki-in Adiong III
- Amer Zaakaria Adiong Rakim
- Abdulrahman Rubbil S. Mangudadatu
- Datu Bimbo Q. Sinsuat
- Hanie Ain Bud
- Abdel Razi A. Amin
- Sittie Aisah L. Pansar
- Amilbahar S. Mawallil
4. Raayat Democratic Party — 1 seat
- Jose I. Lorena
8 sectoral representatives
The Parliament will also have eight sectoral representatives:
- Settler Community: Yul Adelfo Olaya and Mary Ann Arnado
- Women: Aida Silongan
- Youth: Sulffy Abbas
- Ulama: Muhammad Nadzir Ebil
- Traditional Leaders: Marjanie Macasalong
- Non-Moro Indigenous Peoples: Leticio Datuwata and Jo Genna Jover
The BARMM Parliament has 80 seats: 40 party, 32 district, and eight sectoral representatives. Party seats are allocated proportionally, with political parties required to receive at least 2.5% of valid votes to qualify, according to Comelec rules.
