2022 Philippine House of Representatives elections in Calabarzon

Incumbent First District Representative Roberto "Robbie" Puno will run for second term. He will be challenged by Salvador "Raldy" Abaño and Javez "Jebs" Tibio, both running independently.

The seat is currently vacant upon the death of former representative Resureccion Acop. Acop's husband former representative Romeo Acop is running for the position unopposed.

Eileen Ermita-Buhain is term-limited. Her husband, former Philippine Sports Commission and Games and Amusement Board Chairman Eric Buhain is her party's nominee.[1] His opponents are his sister-in-law Liza Ermita, Gerry Manalo and Luisito Ruiz. Eduard Rillo withdrew from the congressional race.

Incumbent Raneo Abu is term limited. His daughter, Reina Abu is his party's nominee. Her opponents are former Presidential Anti-graft Commission Commissioner Nicasio Conti and Jinky Luistro, Municipal Administrator of Mabini and wife of incumbent Mabini Mayor Noel "Bitrics" Luistro.[2]

Incumbent Ma. Theresa "Maitet" Collantes is running for her third and final term. Her opponents are Nestor Burgos and incumbent Talisay Mayor Gerry Natanauan. Irich John Bolinas was substituted by incumbent Tanauan City Mayor Mary Angeline Halili.

Incumbent Lianda Bolilia is running for her third and final term. Her opponent is former Taysan Mayor Victor Portugal, Jr. This will serve as a rematch of the 2016 congressional elections for both Bolilia and Portugal.

Incumbent Marvey Mariño is running for his third and final term. His opponent is Calito Bisa.

Incumbent Vilma Santos-Recto, who was initially planning to run for a higher office, is retiring from politics. Her husband, incumbent Senator Ralph Recto is her party's nominee and is running unopposed.[3]

Incumbent Francis Gerald Abaya is term-limited and is running for mayor of Kawit. His brother, former Kawit Vice Mayor Paul Abaya is his party's nominee. His opponent is incumbent Vice Governor Jolo Revilla.

Incumbent Strike Revilla is running for Mayor of Bacoor, switching places with his sister-in-law, incumbent mayor Lani Mercado-Revilla.

Incumbent Alex Advincula is term-limited and is running for Mayor of Imus. His son, incumbent councilor AJ Advincula is running in his place.

Incumbent Elpidio Barzaga, Jr. is running for reelection.

Incumbent Dahlia Loyola is running for Mayor of Carmona, switching places with her husband, incumbent Mayor Roy Loyola.

Incumbent Luis Ferrer IV is term-limited and is running for Mayor of General Trias, switching places with his brother, incumbent Mayor Antonio Ferrer.

Incumbent Jesus Crispin Remulla is running for reelection.

Incumbent Abraham Tolentino is term-limited and is running for Mayor of Tagaytay, switching places with his wife, incumbent Mayor Agnes Tolentino. Mayor Tolentino was substituted by her daughter Aniela Tolentino to run for Congress.[4]

Incumbent Dan Fernandez is running in the newly created Lone District of Santa Rosa. Former board member Dave Almarinez and incumbent board member Ann Matibag are the notable candidates for the redistricted seat.[5]

Ruth Mariano-Hernandez is the incumbent. Her opponent is former PAGCOR Chief Efraim Genuino.

Incumbent Sol Aragones is term-limited and is running for governor. Incumbent San Pablo mayor Loreto Amante will run for the position. His opponents are actress and incumbent board member Angelica Jones, Maria Cristina Villamor and King Mediano.

Incumbent Benjamin Agarao, Jr. is term-limited and will run for Mayor of Santa Cruz. His daughter Jam, an incumbent board member, is his party's nominee. Her opponent is former Santa Maria mayor Antonio Carolino.

Incumbent Wilfrido Mark Enverga is running for reelection.[6]

Incumbent David Suarez is running for reelection.

Incumbent Aleta Suarez is running for reelection.

Incumbent Angelina Tan is term-limited and is running for governor. Her party nominated her son, Mica Keith "Atorni Mike" Tan.

Incumbent Representative Jack Duavit will seek for his third and final term.

Incumbent 2nd district Representative Juan Fidel Nograles will seek for his second term in this new district. He will be challenged by his predecessor Isidro Rodriguez Jr.