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Ayan Alcala

Ryan Caesar Edaño Alcala

Councilor
Party
IND
Jurisdiction
City of Lucena, Quezon
Current term
Jun 30, 2025 – Jun 30, 2028
Years in public office
6
Government affiliation
Local government unit
Previous positions
Councilor (2025–2028) · Councilor (2022–2025)

Political Career Replay

2026
CouncilorIND
Councilor · 2022–2025
City of Lucena
Councilor · 2025–2028
City of Lucena
2022202420262028
  • Councilor · City of Lucena75,145 votes of 1,178,651 cast in the contest (rank 8)Jun 30, 2025 – Jun 30, 2028
  • Councilor · City of Lucena92,599 votes of 1,186,247 cast in the contest (rank 1)Jun 30, 2022 – Jun 30, 2025

Election history (2 races)

YearOffice soughtPartyVotesResult
2025CouncilorCity of LucenaIND75,1456.4%✓ Won
2022CouncilorCity of LucenaPDPLBN92,5997.8%✓ Won

Source: COMELEC certified results compiled by Open Halalan (ODbL 1.0), via BetterGov Dynasties. Vote counts are as reported in the compilation.

Party affiliation history

  1. PDPLBN
    2022–2025 · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy
  2. IND
    2025–present · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy

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Family connections

Same-surname bloc in Quezon

7 of 430 local seats are held by officials surnamed Alcala (2025 elections).

Quezon · 2025 elections
Alcala
7
of 430 seats
1,450,528
votes
+16 barangay & SK officials named Alcala1 punong barangay · 2 SK chairs · 8 kagawad · 5 SK membersShow
  • Francis Joshua L. AlcalaPunong Barangay · Brgy. Antipolo, Sariaya
  • Angelica M. AlcalaSK Chair · Brgy. Mayao Crossing, Lucena City
  • Daniel V. AlcalaSK Chair · Brgy. Sampaloc Bogon, Sariaya

Elected in the 2023 barangay & SK elections (DILG directory). Matched by last name only within Quezon; a common surname is very likely to include unrelated families. The list above shows only the punong barangay and SK chairs.

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