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BAPA

Bangsamoro Party

Regional party on the COMELEC list; background references associate it with MNLF-linked political networks. It has a women sectoral wing candidate and several district COC filers in the working dataset.

In the count

BAPA won no seat. It stood on the regional ballot and in 12 districts, and the count returned none of them.

Seats held
0
Party votes
35,777
Of the party vote
1.9%
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Background

Reference

The Bangsamoro Party (BAPA) is a BARMM regional party affiliated with the Muslimin Sema-led faction of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), which since its 1996 peace agreement with Manila has split into rival wings. Launched on January 8, 2022 and tied to the MNLF's Executive Council of 15 (EC-15), it was billed as the first political party in the front's history. It is led by veteran MNLF figure Muslimin Sema, who also serves as the Bangsamoro government's labor minister and is a former Cotabato City mayor. The Commission on Elections accredited BAPA in November 2024 for the postponed May 2025 parliamentary polls, and it remains among the accredited major regional parties for the 2026 election, fielding Deputy Speaker Omar Yasser Sema — Muslimin Sema's son — as its first nominee.

Source: https://pcij.org/2024/11/05/list-barmm-regional-parties-aiming-for-parliamentary-seats-in-may-2025/ · Nov 5, 2024

02Candidates

The names carryingthis label.

Sectoral nominees come from the regional certified list. District filers are working records from reporting on COMELEC filings, and a label reported in a district is not always one of the regional ballot entries.

Sectoral nominees

1

Women

Pombaen K. Kader

Bangsamoro Party (BAPA) - Women (BPW)

District filers

Working

12

Basilan

4

Abubakar A. Cutal

1st District

Khalid A. Hassan

2nd District

Monar A. Ibno

4th District

Khan K. Hasalal

3rd District

Lanao del Sur

2

Jalal A. Bayabao

9th District

Abdulazis B. Macalangun Jr.

1st District

Maguindanao del Norte

1

Bai Sandra A. Sema

4th District

Maguindanao del Sur

3

Datu Edo Mamasapano Upam

3rd District

Nasser G. Dalgan

5th District

Aladen K. Delna

4th District

Tawi-Tawi

1

Alnahada S. Dalagan

3rd District

Cotabato City

1

Madatu B. Datumanong

2nd District

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