The Legislative Districts of the Province of Batangas
The passing of Republic Act No. 10673 in 2015 meant that the number of the Province of Batangas’ Legislative Districts1 was increased from four to six. Essentially, the Act mandated that citizens of Lipa City and Batangas could elect their own representatives to the lower house or the House of Representatives of the Philippine Congress. Prior to the passing of the Act, Batangas City was part of District II while Lipa City was part of District IV.
Concurrently, Batangas City is considered as the province’s Fifth District while the City of Lipa is now Batangas’ Sixth District.
Below is how the Province of Batangas is divided into legislative districts:
District I
District II
District III
District V
District VI
Notes and references:
1 “Legislative districts of Batangas,” Wikipedia.
Concurrently, Batangas City is considered as the province’s Fifth District while the City of Lipa is now Batangas’ Sixth District.
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The San Sebastian Cathedral of District VI's Lipa City. Image source: Google Earth Street View. |
District I
District II
District III
- Agoncillo
- Alitagtag
- Balete
- Cuenca
- Laurel
- Malvar
- Mataas-na-Kahoy
- San Nicolas
- Sta. Teresita
- Sto. Tomas
- Talisay
- Tanauan City
District V
District VI
Notes and references:
1 “Legislative districts of Batangas,” Wikipedia.