MediaQuest’s ‘Bilang Pilipino’ sets the standard for 2025 midterm election coverage
(May 9, 2025) — MediaQuest is set to deliver the most comprehensive and in-depth coverage of the 2025 Philippine midterm elections with “Bilang Pilipino,” brought by the biggest names in Philippine broadcasting.
“Bilang Pilipino” will provide 31 hours of sustained coverage with the best analysis from a powerhouse team of award-winning journalists, including Ted Failon, Ces Drilon, Julius Babao, Cheryl Cosim, Ed Lingao, Jiggy Manicad, and Gretchen Ho.
These broadcast veterans will work with data experts who will break down key races and provide insightful context to the election results.
“Bilang Pilipino” will likewise feature extensive live reporting from 30 strategic locations across the country to capture the pulse of the elections as they unfold.
“With ‘Bilang Pilipino’, we are committed to delivering unmatched election coverage in terms of breadth, depth, and expertise,” said Jane Jimenez-Basas, President and CEO of MediaQuest and Cignal. “We have assembled the most trusted names in the industry, combined with the latest technology and resources, to ensure that Filipinos receive the most accurate and insightful information,” she added.
Recognizing the powerful role of social media in shaping public opinion and driving national conversations during the 2025 elections, MQuest Ventures of MediaQuest Group has partnered with global social listening leader Meltwater to enrich its coverage with real-time insights drawn from digital platforms.
Through a live elections dashboard, journalists and producers can monitor and track trending narratives, analyze candidate mentions, and pinpoint the platforms fueling the most online buzz — with a particular focus on the senatorial race.
Catch Bilang Pilipino’s live coverage on May 12, with News5 going live at 4:00 AM and One News at 5:00 AM. News5’s coverage will be simulcast on RPTV, One PH, True TV, True FM, and across digital platforms, while One News will provide English-language programming.
Filipinos can also follow Bilang Pilipino on Facebook and TikTok (@BilangPilipino), on Threads and Instagram (@BilangPilipinoOfficial), and on bilangpilipino.com, where voters can find explainers, reminders, and election updates from News5, TrueFM, One News, One PH, The Philippine Star, BusinessWorld, The Freeman, and Pilipino Star Ngayon.
“Bilang Pilipino,” which translates to “as Filipinos,” is also a call to action, encouraging voters to recognize their individual power and responsibility in shaping the nation’s future. It is a reminder that every vote counts, and that collective civic engagement can drive meaningful change.
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