MANILA, Philippines – The FPJ Panday Bayanihan Partylist, inspired by the heroism and advocacy of Fernando Poe Jr., has officially filed its candidacy for the 2025 elections.
The filing event, held at the Manila Hotel, was attended by key figures in the party along with a diverse group of supporters representing various sectors across the country.
Leading the slate of nominees was Brian Poe, the first nominee of FPJ Panday Bayanihan. He was accompanied by his mother, Senator Grace Poe, a long-standing advocate for social justice and a central figure in continuing the legacy of her father, Fernando Poe Jr.
Together, they reaffirmed their commitment to advancing a platform based on Food, Progress, and Justice (FPJ) – core pillars that aim to uplift marginalized Filipinos through equitable access to resources, sustainable development, and the promotion of justice.
The younger Poe emphasized the party’s mission in his remarks.
“FPJ Panday Bayanihan is not just another party list. We have been working for over a decade, directly helping more than 20,000 Filipino families through our outreach programs and initiatives. Our platform is built on consultations with sectoral leaders to create an inclusive agenda for a brighter future for all Filipinos,” he said.
Also present at the filing was Hiyas Dolor, wife of Oriental Mindoro Governor Humerlito “Bonz” Dolor, who is a nominee for the party.
Her candidacy further solidifies FPJ Panday Bayanihan’s strong support from regional leaders and advocates for local development, reinforcing the party’s commitment to uplifting communities throughout the country.
Mark Patron, another nominee, also filed his candidacy, representing the growing grassroots support that FPJ Panday Bayanihan has cultivated over the years.
Both Dolor and Patron have been instrumental in advancing the party’s mission to address pressing issues such as poverty, food security, and justice through meaningful legislative reforms.
The party list’s candidacy represents a renewed commitment to genuine public service, aiming to carry on the legacy of Fernando Poe Jr., who fought tirelessly for the rights and welfare of the Filipino people.
