- Manila COVID-19 field hospital
- mass vaccination drive
- free mass swab testing
- quarantine facilities
- hazard pay and sleeping quarters for frontliners
Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso is the incumbent mayor of the City of Manila. After serving as the capital city's vice mayor from 2007 to 2016, he ran for senator but failed to secure a seat. He was then appointed by President Rodrigo Duterte as chairman of the board of the North Luzon Railways Corporation and later, undersecretary at the Department of Social Welfare and Development.
Since taking office, Domagoso has focused on improving public health and school facilities and providing low-cost housing for the urban poor, along with beautification and tourism projects across the city. Most recently, he has spearheaded Manila's pandemic response which includes mitigation, vaccination, and assistance programs along with giving out free medicine and testing services even for non-residents of the city .
Similar to Duterte in 2016, Moreno is campaigning on a platform of "duplicating" his local projects on a national level. These projects include socialized housing, modernized public school education and continuing the administration's anti-drug campaign.

The candidate's top priorities if elected to office, tracked against previous promises and accomplishments, if any
- Socialized housing program under Duterte’s Build, Build, Build campaign, similar to Manila's local projects
- Reducing taxes on petroleum and electricity by half to generate funding
- First two years of his term will be dedicated to strengthening the health sector - along with food security, education and housing projects
- Address food security through the use of advanced technology in the agriculture sector.
Vowed to continue the BBB campaign to create jobs
Pursued the construction of low-cost housing, schools and hospitals in Manila, which he wants to replicate on a national level
Highlighted the need to “police” the unvaccinated, allowed the Manila Police District’s arrest of six protesters who led a rally against vaccination and the national government’s pandemic response
- Signed local ordinances restricting the mobility of vaccinated persons in the capital city and later, one banning the unvaccinated from use of public transportation
- Pushed for rapid expansion of city vaccination drive to include drive-through facilities
- Recalled no walk-in policy to allow non-residents to get tested, vaccinated and receive free medicine in Manila’s six city hospitals
- Ordered that only severe, critical, and some moderate COVID-19 cases be admitted into hospitals in Manila City
Creation of Department of National Culture and History, construction of Iloilo-Guimaras Bridge
Early years of term saw an aggressive crackdown against vandalism, where Domagoso himself cleaned off protest art at the Lagusnilad Underpass
Beautification of Manila City included modernization of tourism sites including Intramuros as a tourist destination
Vowed to provide public school students and teachers with laptops or tablets and free broadband connection, other school supplies and anti-Covid hygiene kits.
Distribution of tablets for students and laptops for teachers, pre-pandemic
- Continue war on drugs but without extra-judicial killings linked to it
- Allow foreign probers under the International Criminal Court to come to the Philippines to investigate alleged crimes against humanity under the Duterte administration
- Consistent support for the national government’s war on drugs since the start of term as Manila Mayor.
- Has praised the Duterte administration for its “effort” against illegal drugs and said Duterte was the only president to focus and act on the country’s drug problem
Supported the national police’s anti-drug efforts but claimed that there were no extra-judicial killings in Manila unless drug suspects violently resisted arrest
Said he would not “lift a finger” to protect Duterte from investigation, but later claimed he would be “honored and humbled” to have Duterte in his Senate slate
The candidate's top five accomplishments and contributions for the last 15 years or so
As city mayor, Domagoso is mandated to supervise local projects, enforce laws, and ensure delivery of basic services and facilities. Since 2019, he has focused on improving infrastructure, through health facilities, public school buildings and various beautification efforts. More recently, he has led the city’s COVID-19 response programs.
Also under Domagoso's leadership, Manila topped the 2020 ranking of highly urbanized cities by the Department of Trade and Industry whose metrics are based on economic dynamism, government efficiency, infrastructure, and resiliency. The city fell to second place in 2021, trailing behind Quezon City.
He ran for senator in 2016 under Partido Galing at Puso Coalition but failed to secure a seat after placing 16th with 11.1 million or 24.95% of the total votes.
Manila Mayor, 2020 to present
- COVID-19 Vaccination drive ongoing,
- Only 87 active cases of COVID-19 in the city as of Dec. 17, 2021,
- 1.42 million individuals fully vaccinated per Manila City Public Information Office
Manila Mayor, 2019 to present
Project ongoing, including campaign against vandalism in the city and consistent support for national projects such as the Manila Boy Dolomite Beach
Manila Mayor, 2010 to present
Medical facilities operational
- Cash allowance for students
- Distribution of tablets for students and laptops for teachers
- Began construction of new school buildings at the Manila Science High School and R. Almario Elementary School and the Dr. A. Albert Elementary School
Manila Mayor, 2021 to present
Construction of the three public school buildings all began mid-2021
- Monthly pension for seniors citizens
- Monthly allowance for persons with disability and solo parents
- and other support services under the City Amelioration Crisis Assistance Fund, Food Security Program (food boxes) and Trabaho para sa Manileño program
Manila Mayor, 2019 to present
Ongoing provision of benefits
Actions and/or proceedings pending against or resolved in courts or tribunals involving the candidate, based on publicly available information
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*As of June 30, 2016
Key details about the candidate's campaign
Lito Banayo (President Duterte’s political strategist in 2016)
Willie Ong, running mate in 2022 elections
Candidate's major donors and campaign funding sources
The candidate's top advocacies in the last 15 years or so


Mayor; City of Manila; 2019 to present
Ongoing; three major condominium projects to be accomplished by January 2022 according to Manila City public information office
Basic information on the candidate's family, background and work experience

- Joaquin Domagoso (1930–1995), Father, Stevedore at Manila North Harbor,
- Rosario Moreno (1946–2020), Mother, Housewife
- Vincent Patrick Domagoso
- Frances Diane Domagoso
- Joaguin Andre Domagoso
- Franco Dylan Domagoso
- Drake Marcus Domagoso
•Public Administration; Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila
•Bachelor of Laws; Arellano University
•Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; International Academy of Management and Economics
•Courses in Local Legislation and Local Finance; University of the Philippines, Diliman
•Executive Education Program; Harvard University
•Strategic Leadership Program; Oxford University
•Mayor, Manila, 2019 to present
•Undersecretary for Luzon Affairs, Department of Social Welfare and Development, 2018
•Chairman of the Board, North Luzon Railways Corporation, 2017
•Vice Mayor of Manila, three terms, 2007 - 2016
•Councilor, Manila 1st District, 1998 – 2007
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- Develop tech-voc course
- Develop the science, technology, engineering and mathematics curriculum for more job opportunities
- Financial assistance to MSMEs including 0% interest on loans in financial institutions.
- Transition of Business Process Outsourcing to Knowledge Process Outsourcing
Decrease the number of undersecretaries and assistant secretaries and instead appoint more efficient secretaries