The Commission on Elections (Comelec) allocates seats for the first BARMM parliamentary elections, with the Bangsamoro Federal Party (BFP) taking 16 seats and the United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP) winning 15 seats. These results are based on the Comelec canvass and allocation reported by outlets covering the regional vote.
According to the reported Comelec allocation, the Bangsamoro Grand Coalition (BGC) receives eight seats and the Raayat Democratic Party (RDP) gets one seat, making up the distribution among the four winning parties. Inquirer.net also cites the vote totals used for seat computation, listing BFP at 678,328 votes (38.72%) and UBJP at 613,663 votes (35.02%), with BGC at 391,266 votes and RDP at 68,839 votes (3.93%).
GMA News Online repeats the seat counts for BFP and UBJP, describing the elections as historic for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). Across sources, the figures presented are consistent on the number of seats each party secures, with the main difference being the additional vote-share breakdown provided by Inquirer.net.
