Serbisyo sa Bayan Party

The Serbisyo sa Bayan Party (SBP; lit. transl. Service on the Nation Party) is a local Quezon City-based political organization.^[1] SBP is founded and led by incumbent Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte.^[2][3]

Serbisyo sa Bayan Party
Chairman	Joy Belmonte
Founder	Joy Belmonte
Founded	2018
Headquarters	Quezon City
Ideology	Localism
National affiliation	HNP (2018–21)
Colors	Red
Quezon City Council	28 / 36
House of Representatives	5 / 6 (Quezon City seats)
Politics of the Philippines Political parties Elections

SBP in Banaue Avenue

SBP had previously forged an alliance with Sara Duterte-led Hugpong ng Pagbabago.^[4][5]

Electoral performance

Quezon City mayoral and vice mayoral elections

Year	Mayoral election				Vice mayoral election
	Candidate	Votes	Vote share	Result	Candidate	Votes	Vote share	Result
2019	Joy Belmonte	469,480	54.09%	Won	Gian Sotto	382,393	44.90%	Won
2022		662,611	60.43%	Won		586,766	56.51%	Won
2025		1,030,730	95.56%	Won		938,686	93.48%	Won

Legislative elections

City Council			House of Representatives districts from Quezon City
Year	Seats won	Result	Year	Seats won	Result
2019[n 1]	33 / 36	Won	2019[n 2]	5 / 6	Joined Majority
2022[n 3]	25 / 36	Won	2022[n 4]	5 / 6	Joined Majority
2025[n 5]	28 / 36	Won	2025[n 6]	5 / 6	Joined Majority

Party-list elections

Year	Votes	%	Secured Seats	Party-List Seats	Congress	1st Representative	2nd Representative	3rd Representative
2016	280,465	0.87%	1 / 3	59	17th Congress 2016–2019	Ricardo Belmonte Jr.	—	—
2019	180,535	0.65%	0 / 3	61	18th Congress 2019–2022	Failed to secure representation in Congress
2022	Did not participate			63	19th Congress 2022–2025	Did not participate
2025	175,520	0.42%	0 / 3	63	20th Congress 2025–2028	Failed to secure representation in Congress
Note: For party-list representation in the House of Representatives of the Philippines, a party can win a maximum of three seats.

Notes

1. Majority of the candidates, (including who lost) are mainly affiliated with the SBP. Two are mainly from other party: Coseteng (NUP), and Lagumbay (Nacionalista).
2. Only two members are from mainly affiliated to SBP (A. Vargas and B. Suntay). Three other members are Hipolito-Castelo (NPC), Reyes (PFP), and K. Belmonte (Liberal). The one who lost is Beth Delarmente (NPC).
3. Majority of the candidates, (including who lost) are mainly affiliated with the SBP. Two are mainly from other party: A. Vargas (PDP–Laban), and Lagumbay (Nacionalista).
4. Some of the members is named with a national party in the ballot: Pumaren and Co-Pilar (both NUP), Atayde and R. Tulfo (both Independents). The one who lost is B. Suntay (PDP–Laban)
5. Majority of the candidates, (including who lost) are mainly affiliated with the SBP. Four are mainly from other party: Daza, I. Rillo and Malañgen (Lakas), and Lagumbay (Nacionalista).
6. Some of the members is named with a national party in the ballot: Pumaren and Co-Pilar (both NUP), P. Vargas (Lakas), Atayde (Nacionalista) and R. Tulfo (PFP). The one who lost is M. Rillo (Lakas)

Notable members

Mayor and Vice Mayor

• Josefina "Joy" Belmonte (Mayor of Quezon City; founder)
• Gian Carlo Sotto (Vice Mayor of Quezon City; founder)

National Legislators

• Arjo Atayde (Actor; Quezon City's 1st district Representative)^[6]
• Franz Pumaren (Former collegiate basketball coach; Quezon City's 3rd district Representative)
• Ralph Wendel Tulfo (Quezon City's 2nd district Representative)^[6]
• Alfred Vargas (Actor; Quezon City's 5th district former Representative and incumbent councilor)^[7]

Councilors

• Aiko Melendez (Actress; 5th district)^[7]