President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. casts his vote for this year’s national and local elections in his hometown, Ilocos Norte, on Monday.

Flanked by his family, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. cast his vote on Monday, May 12, in the midterm elections that are seen as a test of his administration's popularity midway through his term.

Millions of Filipinos headed to the polls Monday in a mid-term election widely seen as a referendum on the explosive feud between President Ferdinand Marcos and impeached Vice President Sara Duterte.

Dominated by a fiery feud between two political dynasties, the Philippine mid-term elections have thrown up unexpected results that may shake President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr's hold on the senate. According to the latest count of 80% of the votes, Marcos allies appear to have captured fewer senate seats than expected.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. touted economic gains under his government as he made a final pitch for his Senate candidates before the May 12 midterm vote.

A day before the May 12 elections, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged Filipinos to vote and choose candidates with “integrity" and "genuine capacity to serve.”

Documents circulating online that purport to expose a $100 billion money laundering scheme involving the Marcos family’s supposed 350 metric tons of gold are riddled with red flags. These include references to fictitious banks,

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. honored mothers on Sunday, May 11, 2025, expressing gratitude for their love and sacrifices for their families in celebration of