DuterTen

DuterTen (stylized as Duter10, DuterTEN, or Duter–Ten) was a major opposition coalition for the 2025 Philippine Senate election. It was formed to oppose the Marcos administration-backed Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas and support the senatorial candidates allied with former President Rodrigo Duterte. The DuterTen was headed by Partido Demokratiko Pilipino, which formed coalition agreements with Partido para sa Demokratikong Reporma and Pederalismo ng Dugong Dakilang Samahan.

DuterTen
Leader	Rodrigo Duterte
Senate leader	Bong Go
Campaign manager	Robin Padilla
Founded	September 20, 2024 (as PDP Senatorial slate) April 10, 2025 (as DuterTen)
Dissolved	May 12, 2025
Preceded by	UniTeam Tuloy ang Pagbabago
Ideology	Dutertism
National affiliation	Partido Demokratiko Pilipino
Coalition members	PDP Reporma PDDS
Colors	Green
Politics of the Philippines Political parties Elections

History

Formation

On September 20, 2024, Partido Demokratiko Pilipino formed an alliance with Partido para sa Demokratikong Reporma, Pederalismo ng Dugong Dakilang Samahan and Mayor Rodrigo Roa Duterte–National Executive Coordinating Committee (MRRD–NECC) for the 2025 Philippine Senate election. Greco Belgica of PDDS and Pantaleon Alvarez of Reporma signed the agreement.^[1]

Filing of candidacies

In October 2024, the initial three PDP senatorial nominees, re-electionists Ronald dela Rosa and Bong Go, and Phillip Salvador, filed their candidacies. Singer-lawyer Jimmy Bondoc, former Cagayan Economic Zone Authority administrator Raul Lambino, and former Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission commissioner Jayvee Hinlo also filed their bids for senator under the PDP banner.^[2]

Three independent Duterte-allied senatorial candidates, former Executive Secretary Vic Rodriguez, SAGIP Partylist representative Rodante Marcoleta, and evangelist pastor Apollo Quiboloy, were also added into the lineup, ending up with nine senatorial candidates. Eric Martinez, PDP vice president for Luzon and an independent senatorial candidate, opted not to join the slate as he intended to "discharge any political bandages."^[3] The PDP formally launched its senatorial slate on February 13, 2025, at the Club Filipino in San Juan, Metro Manila.^[4]

On April 10, 2025, pediatrician and content creator Richard Mata, an independent senatorial candidate and uncle of Bong Go, officially joined the slate, completing the DuterTen lineup.^[5]

DuterTen+2

Sara Duterte's +2

After Duterte's arrest on March 11, 2025, his daughter, Vice President Sara Duterte, has actively campaigned for the DuterTen lineup. In April 2025, Sara Duterte also endorsed presidential sister and incumbent senator Imee Marcos and Las Piñas representative Camille Villar of rival Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas.^[6] Marcos obtained the endorsement of Vice President Duterte after bolting the Alyansa, her brother's senatorial slate,^[7] and the two appeared on a television advertisement wearing black shirts.^[8][9][10] On May 10, 2025, the PDP formally adopted Marcos and Villar as guest candidates of the DuterTen slate.^[11]

Paolo and Rodrigo Duterte's +2

Former president Duterte and his son, Davao City 1st district representative Paolo Duterte, fielded their own two additional candidates: former senator Gregorio Honasan and former Marine officer and Medal of Valor awardee Ariel Querubin, both former colonels.^[12]

Coalition partners

Political parties

Party		Abbr.	Chairperson	President	Date joined	Ref.
	Partido Demokratiko Pilipino Philippine Democratic Party	PDP	Rodrigo Duterte	Robin Padilla	–
	Partido para sa Demokratikong Reporma Party for Democratic Reform	Reporma	Vacant	Pantaleon Alvarez	September 20, 2024	[13]
	Pederalismo ng Dugong Dakilang Samahan Federalism of the Noble Blooded Association	PDDS	Eduardo Bringas	Greco Belgica	September 20, 2024	[13]

Non-political groups

• Mayor Rodrigo Roa Duterte—National Executive Coordinating Committee^[13]
• Hakbang ng Maisug

Senatorial slate

Official slate

Candidate		Party	Position	Votes	Rank	Elected
	Jimmy Bondoc	PDP	Former Member of the Board of Directors of Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (2021–2022)	10,615,598	17th	No
	Ronald dela Rosa	PDP	Incumbent senator	20,773,946	3rd	Yes
	Bong Go	PDP	Incumbent senator	27,121,073	1st	Yes
	Jayvee Hinlo	PDP	Former Commissioner of the Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission (2021–2022)	7,471,704	26th	No
	Raul Lambino	PDP	Former Chief Executive Officer of the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (2017–2022)	8,383,593	24th	No
	Rodante Marcoleta	Independent	Member of the House of Representatives from SAGIP Partylist (2016–2025)	15,250,723	6th	Yes
	Imee Marcos	Nacionalista[a]	Incumbent senator	13,339,227	12th	Yes
	Richard Mata	Independent	None	5,789,181	30th	No
	Apollo Quiboloy	Independent	Former spiritual adviser to President Rodrigo Duterte (2016–2022)	5,719,041	31st	No
	Vic Rodriguez	Independent	Former executive secretary (2022)	8,450,668	23rd	No
	Phillip Salvador	PDP	None	10,241,491	19th	No
	Camille Villar	Nacionalista[a]	Member of the House of Representatives from Las Piñas' at-large district (2019–2025)	13,651,274	10th	Yes

Paolo and Rodrigo Duterte's DuterTen + 2 endorsements

Candidate		Party	Position	Votes	Rank	Elected
	Gregorio Honasan	Reform PH	Former senator (1995–2004, 2007–2019)	6,700,772	28th	No
	Ariel Querubin	Nacionalista	None	3,950,051	36th	No

Note

1. Guest candidate^[14]

Aftermath

After the victory of Go, Marcoleta, and dela Rosa, the three joined the majority bloc and voted for Chiz Escudero as Senate President.^[15] Marcoleta also grabbed the Blue Ribbon Committee chairmanship, leading the investigations on flood control projects controversy.^[16] But a Senate leadership coup occurred which installed Tito Sotto to replace Escudero as Senate President in September 8, 2025. The three of them, and Imee Marcos now part of the minority bloc,^[17] with Marcoleta losing the Blue Ribbon chairmanship and awarding it to Sotto's former running-mate Ping Lacson.^[18] However, Lacson's tenture as chairman ended abruptly less than a month later on October 6, 2025, and submitted his resignation to Sotto.^[19]

See also

• UniTeam
• Coalition for Change
• Hugpong ng Pagbabago
• KiBam, another opposition coalition at the 2025 Philippine Senate election
• Duterte Youth
• Hakbang ng Maisug