Candidates For Philippine General Elections 2010
- Joseph Estrada - Presidential Candidate (lost)
- Jejomar Binay - Vice-Presidential Candidate (a guest candidate from PDP-LABAN) (won)
Senators:
- Jinggoy Estrada (won)
- Juan Ponce Enrile (won)
- Francisco Tatad (also member from Grand Alliance for Democracy) (lost)
- Rodolfo "Ompong" Plaza (also member from Nationalist People's Coalition) (lost)
- Jose Apolinario L. Lozada, Jr. (lost)
- Joey de Venecia (lost)
- JV Bautista (lost)
- Danilo Lim (Guest Candidate from Liberal Party) (lost)
- Bong Revilla (Guest Candidate from Lakas Kampi CMD and Nacionalista Party) (won)
- Miriam Defensor-Santiago (Guest Candidate from PRP and Nacionalista Party) (won)
- Sergio Osmeña, III (Guest Candidate from Liberal Party) (won)
- Regalado Maambong (Guest Candidate from Kilusang Bagong Lipunan) (lost)
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