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    Manuel Quezon served as Senate President from 1916-1935 during the Insular Government and early Commonwealth period in the Philippines. The legislative body was merged into the unicameral National Assembly in 1935 but was replaced by the bicameral Commonwealth Congress in 1940. Franklin Drilon has served multiple terms as Senate President from 2000 to the present during the Fifth Republic.

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    # Senate President Party Legislature Start of Service End of Service Era

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    Manuel Quezon served as Senate President from 1916-1935 during the Insular Government and early Commonwealth period in the Philippines. The legislative body was merged into the unicameral National Assembly in 1935 but was replaced by the bicameral Commonwealth Congress in 1940. Franklin Drilon has served multiple terms as Senate President from 2000 to the present during the Fifth Republic.

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    Manuel Quezon served as Senate President from 1916-1935 during the Insular Government and early Commonwealth period in the Philippines. The legislative body was merged into the unicameral National Assembly in 1935 but was replaced by the bicameral Commonwealth Congress in 1940. Franklin Drilon has served multiple terms as Senate President from 2000 to the present during the Fifth Republic.

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    Senate President

    Manuel L. Quezon

    Party

    Nacionalista

    Legislature

    Start of service

    End of service

    4th Philippine Legislature

    1916

    1919

    5th Philippine Legislature

    1919

    1922

    6th Philippine Legislature

    1922

    1925

    7th Philippine Legislature

    1925

    1928

    8th Philippine Legislature

    1928

    1931

    9th Philippine Legislature

    1931

    1934

    10th Philippine Legislature

    1934

    1935

    Era

    Insular
    Government

    Commonwealth

    The Senate and the House of Representatives were merged into the unicameral National Assembly in 1935 at the onset of the
    Commonwealth period. It was replaced by the bicameral Commonwealth Congress (CC) with the amendment of the 1935 Constitution in
    1940, with the first election for a senate elected at large held in November, 1941. However, the outbreak of World War II in the Philippines
    meant that the Commonwealth Congress did not convene until 1945.

    For leaders of the National Assembly, see Speakers of the National Assembly.

    Manuel Roxas

    Jos Avelino

    Nacionalista
    (Liberal wing)

    Liberal

    1st Commonwealth Congress

    July 9, 1945

    May 25, 1946

    2nd Commonwealth Congress

    May 25, 1946

    July 4, 1946

    July 5, 1946

    February 21, 1949

    February 21, 1949

    December 30, 1949

    December 30, 1949

    December 30, 1951

    1st Congress
    4

    Mariano Jess Cuenco

    Liberal

    Quintin Paredes

    Liberal

    March 5, 1952

    April 17, 1952

    Camilo Osas

    Nacionalista

    April 17, 1952

    April 30, 1952

    Eulogio Rodriguez

    Nacionalista

    April 30, 1952

    April 17, 1953

    Camilo Osas (2nd time)

    Liberal

    April 17, 1953

    April 30, 1953

    Jose Zulueta

    Liberal

    April 30, 1953

    November 30, 1953

    November 30, 1953

    December 30, 1953

    3rd Congress

    January 25, 1954

    December 30, 1957

    4th Congress

    January 27, 1958

    December 30, 1961

    January 22, 1962

    April 5, 1963

    April 5, 1963

    April 1964

    April 1964

    December 30, 1965

    January 17, 1966

    January 26, 1967

    January 26, 1967

    December 30, 1969

    January 26, 1970

    September 23, 1972

    10

    Eulogio Rodriguez (2nd time)

    Nacionalista

    Liberal

    11

    Ferdinand Marcos

    12

    Arturo Tolentino

    Nacionalista

    13

    Gil Puyat

    Nacionalista

    2nd Congress

    5th Congress

    Nacionalista
    6th Congress
    7th Congress

    Third Republic

    Fourth Republic

    The legislative functions of Congress were absorbed by the President from 1972 to 1978 when the unicameral Batasang
    Pambansa was formed during the Fourth Republic.

    For leaders of the Batasang Pambansa, see Speakers of the Batasang Pambansa.

    After the 1986 EDSA Revolution, the president held legislative powers until a restored bicameral Congress can be elected into office.

    14

    Jovito Salonga

    Liberal

    15

    Neptali Gonzales

    LDP

    8th Congress

    9th Congress

    July 27, 1987

    January 1, 1992[1]

    January 1, 1992[2]

    June 30, 1992

    July 27, 1992

    January 18, 1993

    January 18, 1993

    June 30, 1995

    July 24, 1995

    August 28, 1995

    August 29, 1995

    October 10, 1996

    October 10, 1996

    January 26, 1998

    16

    Edgardo Angara

    LDP

    17

    Neptali Gonzales (2nd time)

    LDP

    18

    Ernesto Maceda

    NPC

    19

    Neptali Gonzales (3rd time)

    LDP

    January 26, 1998

    June 30, 1998

    20

    Marcelo Fernan

    LDP

    July 27, 1998

    June 28, 1999

    21

    Blas Ople

    LAMP

    June 29, 1999

    July 12, 2000[3]

    22

    Franklin Drilon

    LAMP

    July 12, 2000[4]

    November 13, 2000

    23

    Aquilino Pimentel

    PDP-LABAN

    November 13, 2000

    June 30, 2001

    July 23, 2001

    November 24, 2003

    November 24, 2003

    June 30, 2004

    July 24, 2004

    July 24, 2006

    July 24, 2006

    June 30, 2007

    July 23, 2007

    November 17, 2008

    November 17, 2008

    June 30, 2010

    July 26, 2010

    June 5, 2013

    June 5, 2013

    June 30, 2013

    July 22, 2013

    present

    Independent
    24

    Franklin Drilon (2nd time)

    10th Congress

    11th Congress

    12th Congress

    Liberal
    13th Congress

    25

    Manny Villar

    Nacionalista
    14th Congress

    26

    27

    Juan Ponce Enrile


    Jinggoy Estrada
    (Acting)

    Franklin Drilon (3rd time)

    PMP

    PMP
    Liberal

    15th Congress

    16th Congress

    Fifth Republic

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