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36 regional offices, 7 provinces and areas, 108 towns and cities, 2,185 barangays and the 80 Members of Parliament.

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Regional government

Each office’s page has every number, email and address, its past heads and its offices in the provinces.

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Provinces and towns

Winners of COMELEC’s canvass of the May 2025 elections, for 2025–2028. Each town’s page has its emergency lines and barangay officials.

Bangsamoro ParliamentThe 80 Members of ParliamentElected on 14 September 2026, by district, party, sector and indigenous peoples’ seat.See them all

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The seal of Lumbayanague

Municipality · Lanao del Sur

Lumbayanague

Mayor

Jamal Asum

Vice mayor

Salamona Asum

Who to call

Police, fire, disaster-response, health and town-hall numbers as official pages and documents printed them, each with its source. Health lines for many towns come from PhilHealth’s lists of accredited government facilities. Numbers change; in a life-threatening emergency call 911.

Barangays 22

DILG’s directory names a punong barangay for 22 of 22, as of September 2026.

BarangayPunong barangay
BagoaingudJamerah Macalpang Cabugatan
BalaigayNur-Asma Macalanggan Asum
BualanJunaida Gunting Asum
CadingilanMalic Mababa Disimban
CasalayanMansawi Tomawis Magandoga
DalaMonirah Sarosong Langlang
DilimbayanNorain Tanggol Macabantog
CabuntunganSohaylie Magarang Lao
LaminAbdul Wajid Lao Tomawis
DiromoyodCasan Manaros Gunting
Kabasaran (Pob.)Abdulbari Sharief N/a Langlang
NanagunAbdul Basit Carim N/a Aba
Mapantao-BalangasTimuay B N/a Barauntong
MinirosWalid Mantar Asum
PantaonSittienor D Acmad
PindolonanSohaimen Sarigan N/a Abdulazis
PitatanglanAcmad Babae Gunting
PoctanH. Muslimah Maminasacan N/a Asum
SingcaraFaisalin Macalandap N/a Derico
WagoRaga Asum Amerol
CadayonanIntan Paudac Paudac
Cadingilan AAlexander Mangompia Gunting

To write to a barangay, use DILG — Barangay Officials Directory, which carries each office’s e-mail and hall number; they are not copied here.

Mayors since 2007

  1. 2025–2028Jamal AsumLAKAS
  2. 2022–2025Jamal AsumAKSYON
  3. 2019–2022Salamona AsumLAKAS
  4. 2016–2019Ansary GuntingLP
  5. 2013–2016Jamal Langlang AsumLP
  6. 2010–2013Jamal Langlang AsumLKS-KAM
  7. 2007–2010Jamal Langlang AsumLAKAS-CMD
  8. 2004–2007Salamona Langlang AsumLAKAS-CMD
  9. 2001–2004Salamona Langlang AsumPMP

The winner of each election, from COMELEC’s canvass and OpenHalalan’s rebuild of the older returns. A succession mid-term is not shown.