ELEKSYON 2028 • VOTERS COVERAGE • MADE BY NEIL SWING

VOTERS' PROFILE & DEMOGRAPHICS

Official demographic breakdown, generational cohorts, and geographic profile of registered voters for the 2028 Philippine National and Local Elections, compiled from Commission on Elections (COMELEC) certified records and our active national survey.

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TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS

65,745,512

Projected +4.2M new registrants

THE YOUTH VOTE (GEN Z + MILLENNIALS)

56.4%

36.9M registered voters under 42 years

GENDER RATIO (NATIONWIDE)

51.2% F / 48.8% M

33.6M Female • 32.1M Male

ACTIVE SURVEY RESPONDENTS

1,248

100% verified anonymous submissions

GENERATIONAL COHORTS: WHO ARE THE VOTERS?

Official demographic categorization by age group and generational bloc

YOUTH VOTE DECIDES 2028

MillennialsAges 26–41

36.4%

23,931,366 registered voters

Largest single generational voting bloc; dominant active workforce and civic influencers.

Generation XAges 42–57

25.5%

16,765,106 registered voters

Mid-career heads of households and established community leaders.

Generation ZAges 18–25

19.8%

13,017,611 registered voters

First-time registered voters and digital natives driving social media discourse.

Boomers & EldersAges 58+

18.3%

12,031,429 registered voters

Senior citizens, retirees, and legacy voters with consistent high turnout.

Research Insight by Neil Swing: Combined, Millennials and Gen Z account for over 56.4% of the entire registered voting population. With over 36.9 million young voters heading to the polls, candidates who resonate with issues of digital employment, education access, public transport, and climate resilience hold a decisive statistical advantage.

GENDER BREAKDOWN (COMELEC 2028)

Nationwide

Female Voters

51.2%

33,648,147

Male Voters

48.8%

32,097,365

In the Philippines, female registered voters consistently outnumber male voters by over 1.5 million, influencing voter turnout trends across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

CIVIL STATUS DISTRIBUTION

COMELEC Data

Single52% (34,187,666)

Married42% (27,613,115)

Widowed4% (2,629,820)

Separated / Other2% (1,314,911)

TOP VOTE-RICH PROVINCES IN THE PHILIPPINES

The battleground provinces that carry the largest share of the 2028 electorate

RANKED BY REGISTERED VOTERS

Rank	Province	Island Group	Registered Voters	National Share	Action
1	Cebu	Visayas	3,288,778	5%	View Map
2	Cavite	Luzon	2,302,353	3.5%	View Map
3	Pangasinan	Luzon	2,096,936	3.2%	View Map
4	Laguna	Luzon	2,045,987	3.1%	View Map
5	Bulacan	Luzon	2,007,523	3%	View Map
6	Negros Occidental	Visayas	1,946,639	2.9%	View Map
7	Batangas	Luzon	1,819,071	2.8%	View Map
8	Iloilo	Visayas	1,628,752	2.5%	View Map
9	Rizal	Luzon	1,601,292	2.4%	View Map
10	Pampanga	Luzon	1,580,473	2.4%	View Map
11	Davao del Sur	Mindanao	1,449,156	2.2%	View Map
12	Leyte	Visayas	1,334,166	2%	View Map

REGIONAL & PROVINCIAL VOTER EXPLORER

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NCR

National Capital Region (Metro Manila)

Island Group: Luzon

REGIONAL VOTING POPULATION

7,322,361

Official COMELEC registered voters

SELECTED PROVINCE

Metro Manila (NCR)

Cities & Municipalities: 17 local units

VOTER GUIDELINES & CIVIC EDUCATION

Essential COMELEC reminders and automated election system instructions for Filipino voters

Election Day Schedule

Voting precincts nationwide operate strictly from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM on national election day. Senior citizens, pregnant women, and PWDs are accommodated in accessible priority lanes.

Valid Identification

Voters must be listed in the Computerized Voters List (CVL). Present a valid government-issued photo ID (PhilID, Driver's License, Passport, UMID, Postal ID, PRC ID) or student ID.

Ballot Integrity Rules

Fully shade the oval beside your candidate of choice. Do not overvote: select strictly 1 President, 1 Vice-President, and a maximum of 12 Senators to avoid ballot invalidation.