A Proven Track Record in Public Service

As a public servant, Rillo’s commitment to his constituents has been unwavering. His extensive experience includes terms as a city councilor and a successful stint as a congressman. Recognized for his outstanding performance and dedication, Congressman Marvin Rillo has been named the number one performing congressman in the National Capital Region and ranks third nationwide. His exemplary public service and commitment to community welfare have earned him widespread recognition and respect among his constituents and peers. Marvin Rillo’s journey in public service began as the Sangguniang Kabataan Federation president and continued through his multiple terms as a city councilor. His track record as a legislator includes advocating for increased salaries for public school teachers and pushing for lifetime validity of PWD IDs.

In the 2022 congressional race, Rillo triumphed over a reelectionist, proving his strong connection with the community. His legislative efforts have consistently focused on practical solutions that directly impact his constituents' lives.

A Champion of the People

Rillo’s dedication goes beyond policy. His grassroots connection is evident in his hands-on approach to community engagement. From implementing the Blue Card program that ensures free medicine to building healthcare facilities, his focus remains on providing concrete support to those who need it most.

Moving Forward with Service

Marvin Rillo’s vision for his next term is grounded in his passion for public service and his desire to make a tangible difference in healthcare and education. As his campaign progresses, he continues to assure the people of District 4 that their well-being and future remain at the heart of his agenda.

With a clear focus on healthcare and education, Congressman Marvin Rillo is determined to bring progress and positive change to Quezon City’s 4th District. His plans reflect his dedication to building a healthier, better-educated community.

 

Before the pandemic, Ong also supported senior citizens looking for employment through his Tulong Pangkabuhayan program, deploying various able-bodied and willing-to-work seniors at airports, public universities and government agencies. During the pandemic, he also helped out-of-work transport workers such as UV Express or FX drivers by employing them as #LibrengSakay drivers, as well as some laid-off ABS-CBN employees who found alternative work as contact tracers.

More than just Coco Martin, the all-star cast of Ang Probinsyano forming the famed “Task Force Agila,” has also expressed their support for AP Partylist on their social media pages, sharing the various advocacies of AP Partylist closest to them. “Mula po noong umpisa nakasama na namin si Cong. Ronnie, at kita namin na nagtrabaho talaga siya, naglingkod talaga siya. Kaya ngayon, ang #164 AP Partylist na kasama siya ang sinusuportahan na namin. Sana po ay suportahan niyo rin,” Coco Martin said.




Aside from the endorsement video, AP Partylist also collaborated with OPM artists Bassilyo, Sisa and Smugglaz with their “Ako’y Pilipino,” anthem that sings of the pride, perseverance, and hardwork of Filipinos. They sing, “Ikaw ay magtiwala, magtiwalang may magagawa. Ito na ang panahon, ang tamang pagkakataon, sa bawat daing mo’y magtutugon. Ako’y Pilipinong lumalaban, tumatapang, lalo kung nasusugatan, anumang pagsubok ang daanan, haharapin nang may kagitingan. Itaas mo ang noo, isigaw mo sa buong mundo, ako’y Pilipino.” Both videos are available on Youtube and on AP Party-list’s official social media pages. 

 

There were positive feedbacks on the possible candidate.

• “Matalino si Ping, bagay na Presidente.”

• “Baka si Ping ang iboto ko.Pero tingnan muna natin ang mangyayari.”

• “Siya ang nakikita ko na totoong may malasakit sa tao at sa bansa natin.”

• “Malakas noon si Lacson naghati lang sila ni FPJ ng boto kasi di nag-give way ang isa sa kanila.”

• “Magiging history pag nag-win si Ping. Mahirap kasi sa mga presidentiables na tumakbo before ang manalo pag tumakbo ulit. As far as my knowledge is concern, ‘di pa nangyayari ‘yun sa ‘Pinas.”

Right now, political parties are convening to endorse their official candidate for the coming National Election. It is a long way to go before the election, but it is good to understand and know the potential leaders of the country.

In other news, Sen. Ping Lacson's son Pampi celebrated his birthday together with his children Thirdy (Jodi Sta. Maria's son) and Mimi (Iwa Moto's daughter). Both children sang a birthday song to Pampi with a cake and a gift. A memorable day indeed for him.

When Pampi was asked about the possible tandem of Sen. Tito Sotto and his father Sen. Ping Lacson, he remains quiet about the matter.