A total of 285 congressmen have expressed support for Speaker Martin Romualdez to continue leading the House of Representatives in the 20th Congress, effectively securing his position.
Deputy Speaker David “Jay-Jay” Suarez confirmed that 278 lawmakers have signed formal declarations backing Romualdez, including some members of the traditionally opposition Liberal Party.
The broad coalition supporting Romualdez spans multiple parties, reflecting a political consensus focused on legislative continuity and national stability.
Suarez emphasized that Romualdez’s leadership has earned trust through principled and results-oriented governance, aligning with President Marcos’ legislative agenda.
The move signals a collective commitment among lawmakers to prioritize effective lawmaking and institutional harmony over political differences.
Source: PhilNews24 | May 26, 2025
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