Retiring and term-limited incumbents in the 2025 Philippine House of Representatives elections

These are term-limited and retiring members of the House of Representatives of the Philippines during the 19th Congress of the Philippines, who either cannot or chose not to run in the 2025 House elections.

In the Philippines, members of the House of Representatives are limited to three consecutive terms. Term-limited members, therefore, cannot run in the 2025 elections, but may choose to run in other positions.

There are 318 seats up for election from the 19th Congress, with 255 from congressional districts and 63 from party-list seats.^[1]

These members of Congress are term-limited and cannot run for reelection.

1. Joey Salceda (Albay–2nd)

   Salceda has endorsed second-term Ako Bicol representative Elizaldy Co to succeed him.^[2]

2. Geraldine Roman (Bataan–1st)
3. Marlyn Alonte-Naguiat (Biñan at-large)

   Alonte-Naguiat plans to take a break in politics and endorsed Biñan Mayor Arman Dimaguila to succeed her in the next election.

4. Mohamad Khalid Dimaporo (Lanao del Norte–1st)

   Dimaporo's brother, Mohammad Nazrollah Dimaporo, announced his candidacy for the position.^{[citation needed]}

5. Carmelo Lazatin II (Pampanga–1st)

   Lazatin's brother, Carmelo Lazatin Jr., incumbent mayor of Angeles, announced his candidacy for the position on June 28, 2024.^[3]

6. Aurelio Gonzales Jr. (Pampanga–3rd)

   Gonzales is expected to run for mayor of San Fernando.^[4]

7. Christopher de Venecia (Pangasinan–4th)

   De Venecia's half-brother, Jose de Venecia III, announced his candidacy for the position.^{[citation needed]}

8. Francisco Jose Matugas II (Surigao del Norte–1st)

   Matugas will run for governor of Surigao del Norte after his wife, Ethel Labella-Matugas, fielded him as her successor.

9. Manuel Jose Dalipe (Zamboanga City–2nd)
10. Glona Labadlabad (Zamboanga del Norte–2nd)
11. Divina Grace Yu (Zamboanga del Sur–1st)

    Yu will run for governor of Zamboanga del Sur after her husband, Victor Yu, fielded him as her successor.

12. David C. Suarez (Quezon–2nd)

    Suarez will run for governor of Quezon after his wife, Anna Villaraza-Suarez, fielded him as her successor.

1. Edcel Lagman (Albay–1st)

   Lagman plans to retire from public office.^[5]

2. Gabriel Bordado (Camarines Sur–3rd)

   Bordado will run for mayor of Naga after his predecessor Leni Robredo, fielded her as his successor.^{[citation needed][clarification needed]}

3. Emmanuel Billones (Capiz–1st)
4. Jocelyn Sy-Limkaichong (Negros Oriental–1st)

1. Marquez Go (Baguio at-large)
2. Lianda Bolilia (Batangas–4th)
3. Mario Vittorio Mariño (Batangas–5th)

   Marino will run for mayor of Batangas City.

4. Raul Tupas (Iloilo–5th)

   Tupas will run for governor of Iloilo.

5. Allen Jesse Mangaoang (Kalinga at-large)

   Mangaoang will run for governor of Kalinga.

6. Ace Barbers (Surigao del Norte–2nd)

   Barbers will run for governor of Surigao del Norte and endorsed his wife, Bernadette Sison Barbers, for representative.^{[citation needed]}

1. Lorna Silverio (Bulacan–3rd)

   Silverio will retire on public office.

2. Luis Raymund Villafuerte (Camarines Sur–2nd)

   Villafuerte will run for governor of Camarines Sur and endorsed his wife, Lara Reyes Villafuerte, for representative.

3. Juliet Ferrer (Negros Occidental–4th)

   Incumbent Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson confirmed incumbent Vice Governor Jeffrey Ferrer's bid to succeed his wife as representative.^[6]

4. Horacio Suansing Jr. (Sultan Kudarat–2nd)
5. Johnny Pimentel (Surigao del Sur at-large)

1. Carlito Marquez (Aklan–1st)

   Marquez will retire on public office.

2. Greg Gasataya (Bacolod at-large)
3. Maria Theresa Collantes (Batangas–3rd)
4. Peter John Calderon (Cebu–5th)
5. Luis Campos Jr. (Makati–2nd)

   Campos will run for mayor of Makati with the endorsement of his wife, Mayor Abigail Binay.^[7]

6. Edward Maceda (Manila–4th)

   Maceda will run for Mayor of Manila and endorsed his wife, Giselle Lazaro-Maceda for representative.^{[citation needed]}

7. Lord Allan Velasco (Marinduque at-large)

   Velasco will run for governor of Marinduque and endorsed his brother, Provincial Administrator Vincent Michael Velasco for representative.^{[citation needed]}

8. Chiquiting Sagarbarria (Negros Oriental–2nd)

   Sagarbarria has declared his intention to run for mayor of Dumaguete.^[8]

9. Michael John Duavit (Rizal–1st)

1. Ruwel Peter Gonzaga (Davao de Oro–2nd)

   Gonzaga will run for governor of Davao de Oro and endorsed his wife Dorothy Gonzaga for representative.^{[citation needed]}

2. Eric Martinez (Valenzuela–2nd)

   Martinez will run for mayor of Valenzuela after his wife and endorsed his wife Katherine Martinez for representative.^{[citation needed]}

1. Rosanna Vergara (Nueva Ecija–3rd)

   Vergara will run for governor of Nueva Ecija, her daughter incumbent Cabanatuan City Mayor Myca Vergara fielded her as her successor

2. Florida Robes (San Jose del Monte at-large)

   Robes will run for mayor of San Jose del Monte and endorsed her husband, Mayor Arthur Robes, for representative.^{[citation needed]}

1. Pantaleon Alvarez (Davao del Norte–1st)

   Alvarez will run for governor of Davao del Norte.^{[citation needed]}

1. Robert Raymond Estrella (Abono)
2. France Castro (ACT Teachers)

   Castro announced her bid for the Senate on June 26, 2024.^[9]

3. Anna Villaraza-Suarez (ALONA)
4. Bernadette Herrera (BH)

   Herrera announced her bid for Congress on June 26, 2024.^{[citation needed]}

5. Arlene Brosas (Gabriela)

   Brosas announced her bid for the Senate on July 16, 2024.

6. Shernee Tan Tambut (Kusug Tausug)
7. Virgilio Lacson (Manila Teachers)
8. Raymond Mendoza (TUCP)

   Mendoza will retire on public office.^[10]

9. Mikee Romero (1-Pacman)

These members of Congress are retiring but can run for reelection.

1. Ruth Mariano-Hernandez (Laguna–2nd)

   Mariano-Hernandez will run for governor of Laguna.^[11]

1. Romulo Peña Jr. (Makati–1st)

   Peña will run for vice mayor of Makati.^[7]

2. Stella Quimbo (Marikina–2nd)

   Quimbo will seek the mayoralty of Marikina. Quimbo's husband, former 2nd district representative Miro Quimbo, will seek a return to the congressional seat and run in her place.^[12]

1. Camille Villar (Las Piñas at-large)

   Villar will vie for a Senate seat in 2025.^[13]

1. Dan Fernandez (Santa Rosa)

   Fernandez will run for governor of Laguna.^[14]

1. Maan Teodoro (Marikina–1st)

   Teodoro will run mayor of Marikina.

1. Jam Agarao (Laguna–4th)

   Agarao chose not to seek re-election to make way for her father, former representative Benjie Agarao.^{[citation needed]}