LIST: Representatives who won seats in the BARMM Parliament

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The Bangsamoro Federal Party (BFP) secured 16 seats while the United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP) won 15 seats in the historic Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) parliamentary elections.

The BARMM Grand Coalition won eight seats, while Raayat Democratic Party got one seat, according to the Comelec canvass report for the Regional Parliamentary Political Party.

Here are the representatives who will compose the BARMM Parliament:

BANGSAMORO FEDERALIST PARTY (BFP)

1. SUAIB L. ORANON

2. ABDULWAHID P. HALIL

3. AKMAD A. BRAHIM

4. DAN S. ASNAWIE

5. ABUNAWAS L. MASLAMAMA

6. JOHARI C. ABU

7. CAMID U. GANDAMRA JR.

8. KARWIN H. HAMJANI

9. KITEM D. KADATUAN, JR.

10. MICHAEL E. MIDTIMBANG

11. SURAIJA REINA S. HATAMAN

12. MA-AROUPH B. CANDAO

13. ALINDATU K. PAGAYAO

14. ZULFICAR-ALI S. BAYAM

15. JAAFAR APOLLO MIKHAIL L. MATALAM

16. JUNALYN G. SUMLAY

UNITED BANGSAMORO JUSTICE PARTY (UBJP)

1. AHOD “AL HAJJ MURAD” B. EBRAHIM

2. DATUCAN “MOHAGHER IQBAL” M. ABAS

3. ALI B. SOLAIMAN

4. EDUARD U. GUERRA

5. ALI D. IBRAHIM

6. SAID Z. SALENDAB

7. MOHAMMAD S. YACOB

8. AMIR “GARY” A. BALINDONG

9. JOHN ANTHONY “JET” L. LIM

10. HABER A. ASARUL

11. SHA ELIJAH B. DUMAMA-ALBA

12. NORDJIANA L. DIPATUAN-DUCOL

13. RAISSA H. JAJURIE

14. SAID M. SHIEK

15. ALI O. SALIK

BARMM GRAND COALITION (BGC)

1. MAMINTAL RAKI-IN ADIONG III

2. AMER ZAAKARIA ADIONG RAKIM

3. ABDULRAHMAN RUBBIL S. MANGUDADATU

4. DATU BIMBO Q. SINSUAT

5. HANIE AIN BUD

6. ABDEL RAZI A. AMIN

7. SITTIE AISAH L. PANSAR

8. AMILBAHAR S. MAWALLIL

BANGSAMORO PEOPLES’ (RAAYAT) DEMOCRATIC PARTY

1. JOSE I. LORENA

Regional Parliamentary Political Party seats are allocated to political parties proportionally based on the percentage of votes obtained by each party relative to the total votes cast in the election.

Parties need at least 2.5% of the total valid votes to qualify, according to Comelec.

If qualifying groups receive varying percentages of votes, they will be ranked from highest to lowest, and the 40 seats will be distributed proportionally based on their vote shares. —LDF, GMA News