Emily Mallillin, 47, is an entrepreneur from Tuguegarao, Cagayan. She is involved in numerous civic society organizations at the city and provincial levels.
She ran for senator in 2019, placing 58th out of 62 candidates with 304,215 votes.
Mallillin returns to the Senate race under Partido Pederal ng Maharlika, campaigning on her previous campaign slogan “EMILY” or Edukasyon, Maayos na pamahalaan, Ina ng bayan, Lunasan ang kahirapan, Yaman ng bansa ay alagaan.
She is also running on her long-time advocacy of shifting the system of government to federalism. In 2019, Malilin said she supported reinstating the death penalty for plunder and the prohibition of mining nationwide.
The candidate's top priorities if elected to office, tracked against previous promises and accomplishments, if any
Support education for the youth and Indigenous Peoples, by:
- Passing laws to provide sufficient funds for education
- Focusing on youth-oriented development
In 2019 Senate campaign, she said education for the youth was one of her priorities
Promote good governance, through:
- Shift to federalism, by adopting the Duterte-Puno draft federal constitution
- Fast processing of government services
- Harsh penalties for anomalies and government corruption
- Sectoral representation at all levels of government
- Improvement participation of peoples’ organizations, NGOs and civil society organizations for development and community improvement
- Promotion of federal system of governance
One of her 2019 Senate campaign priorities
Member, People’s National Coalition towards Bayanihan Federalism
Support women and mothers, through:
- Pass law to provide jobless mother allowance of P3,000 per month
- Enhance health, by building hospitals with health workers who receive sufficient salary and benefits
One of her 2019 Senate campaign priorities
Poverty alleviation, though:
- Establish local business corporations that will be managed by local bayanihan investment development authority at each local government unit, to empower local agricultural industries, farmers and laborers
- Pass laws to ensure funding for livelihood and welfare of each sector (such as IPs, landless and homeless rural and urban poor, artisanal fisherfolks, senior citizens and persons with disability)
- Establish and strengthen cooperatives
- Prohibition or strict regulation or of cartels and syndicates with monopoly and control of supply and pricing of products; adequate regulation to support competition and entrepreneurship
One of her 2019 Senate campaign priorities
Conserve natural resources, through:
- Allot a large part of the budget (apart from the funding for education) for rural agricultural and industrial development, national and regional food sufficiency, business generation among LGUs with tax incentives to all private companies, and education and skills empowerment to all workers and the youth sector
- Support, provide large funding and make mandatory the national greening program at all barangays
- Ensure care and protection of mineral and natural resources at all regions and provinces
- Protect historic places and develop them as tourist spot destinations
- Provide large funding for science and technology and give full support to Filipino inventions
- Use and enhance sustainable energy sources harnessing the natural elements
One of her 2019 Senate campaign priorities
The candidate's top five accomplishments and contributions for the last 15 years or so
Private Sector
Mallillin is an entrepreneur. She is also part of several civic society organizations.
Actions and/or proceedings pending against or resolved in courts or tribunals involving the candidate, based on publicly available information
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Key details about the candidate's campaign
Candidate's major donors and campaign funding sources
The candidate's top advocacies in the last 15 years or so
As senatorial candidate, 2019 and 2021-present
Member, People’s National Coalition towards Bayanihan Federalism
- Provincial Anti-Drug and Abuse Council, City Development Council and Provincial Development Council, Cagayan Region 2
- Kamalayang Pinoy Movement
- Katipunan ng Kamalayang Kayumanggi (Katipunan) Party, Region 2 (Cagayan Valley Region)
- Konseho Espiritual sa Rehiyon Dos Multi-Purpose Cooperative
- Victorious Children of Mary Enthroned Multi-Sectoral Organization, Inc.
- VCOME Youth Council and VCOME Children Organization
- Federation of National Greening Program People’s Organization of Isabela
- Pamathalaan ng Buhay
- Republika ng Mamamayang Pilipino
- Civil Society Organizations’ Representative
- Kamalayang Pinoy Movement
- Regional Chairperson
- Founder and CEO
- President and Chairman of the Board
- Adviser/consultant
- Secretary-General
- Board of Trustee and National Treasurer
- National Vice President for Internal Affairs
