Presidential Election in the Philippines (1935)

The presidential election in the Philippines of 1935 took place on September 15, 1935, at the same time parliamentary and local elections were held. These were the first elections after the entry into force of the Tydings-McDuffy Act 1934, according to which the Philippines was to gain independence from the United States in 1944. The victory was won by the chairman of the Senate of the Philippines, Manuel Quezon , with more than 67% of the vote ^[1] , his main rivals were revolutionary Emilio Aguinaldo and Bishop of the Philippine Independent Church Gregorio Aglipay .

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Presidential Election in the Philippines (1935)
September 15, 1935
Turnout	63.9%
Candidate	Manuel Quezon	Emilio Aguinaldo	Gregorio Aglipay
The consignment	Nationalist	National Socialist	Republican
Votes	695 332 (67.99%)	179 349 (17.54%)	148 010 (14.47%)
Other candidates	Pascual Racquial.
Election result	Manuel Quezon was elected President of the Philippines.

At the same time, the Vice-President of the Philippines was elected, and Sergio Osmenia was elected to this position.