One Cebu

One Cebu is a provincial political party in the Philippines, primarily based in the province of Cebu. It was originally founded in 2007 by then-Governor Gwendolyn Garcia, following her departure from the Liberal Party.

The party's platform generally focuses on regional development, particularly within Cebu, and often emphasizes policies related to infrastructure, tourism, and economic growth. One Cebu has historically been a dominant political force within the province, holding numerous local government positions, including governorships, mayoralties, and seats in the provincial board.

One Cebu has, at times, aligned itself with national political parties or coalitions, depending on the prevailing political landscape and strategic considerations. Alliances are often formed in anticipation of national elections to bolster the party's influence and secure access to national government resources.

Over the years, the party has faced internal challenges and shifts in leadership dynamics, common in Philippine politics. Despite these, it has consistently sought to maintain its position as a major player in Cebuano politics.