List of political families in the Philippines

• Jorge Abad^[1] – congressman from Batanes (1949–1957, 1962–1965, 1969–1972)
  • Aurora Barsana-Abad,^[1] wife of Jorge Abad – congressman from Batanes (1965–1969)
  • Florencio Abad,^[1] son of Jorge Abad – Cabinet Secretary of the Philippines (1989–1990, 2004–2005, 2010–2016), congressman from Batanes (1987–1989, 1995–2004)
  • Dina Abad,^[1] wife of Florencio Abad – congresswoman from Batanes (2004–2007, 2010–2017)

• • Benjamin Abalos Sr.^[2] – mayor of Mandaluyong (1988–1998), chair of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (2001–02), chair of the Commission on Elections (2002–2007)
    • Benjamin "Benhur" Abalos Jr.,^[2] son of Benjamin Abalos Sr. – mayor of Mandaluyong (1998–2004, 2007–2016), congressman from Mandaluyong (2004–2007)
      • Carmelita "Menchie" Abalos, wife of Benjamin Abalos Jr. – mayor of Mandaluyong (2016–present)
        • Charisse Abalos, daughter of Benjamin Abalos Jr. – Mandaluyong councilor
    • Jonathan Abalos, son of Benjamin Abalos Sr. – Mandaluyong councilor
  • Arsenio Abalos,^[2] brother of Benjamin Abalos Sr. – barangay captain of Hagdang Bato Itaas, Mandaluyong councilor

• Plaridel M. Abaya –^[3] representative, 1st district (1995–2004)
  • Joseph Emilio Abaya –^[3] secretary of Transportation and Communications (2012–2016); representative, 1st district (2004–2012)
  • Francis Gerald Abaya – representative, 1st district (2013–present)
  • Paul Plaridel Abaya, Jr. – vice mayor, Kawit (2013–2016)

• Socorro Acosta:^[4] representative, 1st district, Bukidnon (1987–1998); mayor, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon (2004–2007)
  • J. Nereus Acosta;^[4] son of Socorro Acosta; representative, 1st district, Bukidnon (1998–2007); general manager, Laguna Lake Development Authority (2011–present); presidential adviser for environmental protection (2011–present)

• Valentin Afable
• Virgilio Afable – congressman of the lone district of Zambales (5th Congress 1961–1965)

• Filemon Aguilar – former mayor and representative of legislative district of Las Piñas-Muntinlupa during 8th Congress of the Philippines
  • Cynthia Aguilar-Villar – former representative of the legislative district of Las Piñas (2001–2010), incumbent senator (2013–present)
    • Manuel "Manny" Villar – former representative of the legislative district of Las Piñas–Muntinlupa (1992–1998), legislative district of Las Piñas (1998–2001), former senator (2001–2013)
    • Mark Villar – representative of the legislative district of Las Piñas (2013–2016), former secretary of Public Works and Highways (2016–2022)
      • Emmeline Aglipay-Villar – undersecretary of Justice (2020–present)
    • Camille Villar – incumbent representative of the legislative district of Las Piñas (2019–present)
  • Vergel Aguilar – former mayor of Las Piñas (1995–2004; 2007–2016)
    • Imelda Tobias-Aguilar – incumbent mayor of Las Piñas (2004–2007; 2016–present)
    • April Aguilar-Nery - incumbent vice mayor of Las Piñas (2019–present)
  • Elizabeth Aguilar-Masangkay – Punong Barangay, Putatan, Muntinlupa

• Delfin Albano:^[5] representative, Lone District of Isabela (1957–1965)
  • Delfinito C. Albano;^[5] son of Delfin Albano; mayor, Ilagan, Isabela (2001–2007)
  • Rodolfo Albano Jr.:^[5] son of Delfin Albano; vice governor, Isabela (1960–1964); representative, lone district of Isabela (1969–1973, 1978–1986); representative, 1st district, Isabela (1987–1998, 2001–2004, 2010–2013); chairperson,
    • Rodolfo Albano III;^[5] son of Rodolfo Albano Jr.; representative, 1st District of Isabela (1998–2001, 2004–2010); vice governor of Isabela (2010–2013)
    • Mila Albano-Mamuag;^[5] daughter of Rodolfo Albano Jr.; mayor, Cabagan, Isabela (2001–2004)
    • Rene T. Albano Jr.:^[5] cousin of Rodolfo Albano III; vice mayor, Cabagan, Isabela (2004–2007)
    • Antonio Albano; vice governor of Isabela (2013–present)

• Anacleto Alcala Sr.: former governor of Quezon Province, uncle of Proceso Alcala, grandfather of Anacleto Alcala III
  • Anacleto Alcala III: grandson of Anacleto Alcala Sr., councilor Lucena City (2013–present)
  • Proceso Alcala:^[6] nephew of Anacleto Alcala Sr., representative, 2nd District, Quezon (2004–2010), current DA secretary (2010–present)
    • Irvin M. Alcala: son of Proceso Alcala; representative, 2nd District, Quezon (2010–2013)
  • Vicente J. Alcala:^[6] brother of Proceso Alcala; vice governor, Quezon (2010–2013), congressman, 2nd District of Quezon (2013–present) and provincial board member, Quezon (2001–2010)
  • Hermilando Alcala Jr.: brother of Proceso and Vicente Alcala; Punong Barangay, Cotta, Lucena City (–present)
    • Roderick A. Alcala:^[6] nephew of Proceso Alcala; mayor, Lucena City (2012–present) councilor, Lucena City (1998–2001); vice mayor, Lucena City (2001–2007 and 2010–2012)

• Felix O. Alfelor, Sr.:^[7] mayor, Iriga City; governor, Camarines Sur (1972-1975)
  • Felix Alfelor, Jr.:^[7] son of Felix Sr.; representative, 4th District, Camarines Sur (2001–2010)
    • Madelaine A. Gazmen:^[7] niece of Felix Jr.; provincial board member, Camarines Sur (2001–2004); mayor, Iriga City (2004–2013, 2016–present)
  • Ciriaco Alfelor:^[7] son of Felix Sr.; representative, 4th district, Camarines Sur (1987–1998)
  • Emmanuel R. Alfelor:^[7] son of Felix Sr.; mayor, Iriga City (1995–2004)
  • Ronald Felix Alfelor – mayor, Iriga City (2013–2016)

• Manuel Zosa:^[8] representative, 6th district, Cebu (1949–1972)
  • Thelma Z. Almario:^[8] niece of Manuel; mayor, Mati (1967–1977); representative, 2nd district, Davao Oriental (1987–1998); vice governor, Davao Oriental (2001–2004)
    • Jose Mayo Almario:^[8] son of Thelma; representative, 2nd district, Davao Oriental (1998–2007)

• Alejandro Almendras: Davao governor (1951–1958), senator (1959–1972), assemblyman (1978–1984)
  • Alexis Almendras: Davao City councilor (1981–1986, 1988–1992, 2001–2004), mayor of Sta. Cruz (incumbent)
  • Al Almendras: Davao del Sur provincial board member

• Alonto family
  • Sultan Alauya Adiong Alonto, first Muslim senator, and signatory to the 1935 Constitution
    • Ahmad Domocao Alonto, governor, Congressmen, senator 1958–1961 (Son)
    • Abdul Ghaffur Alonto, governor and ambassador, Lanao del Sur, 1960–1964,1964–1967 (Son^[9])
    • Princess Tarhata Alonto-Lucman, governor, Lanao del Sur 1970–1974, OIC 1987–1988 (Daughter)
    • Abul Khayr Alonto, Speaker, ARMM (grandson)
    • Normala Alonto Lucman, vice governor, (granddaughter) Lanao del Sur
    • Mamintal Alonto Adiong Jr., governor, Lanao del Sur (great-grandson) – present
    • Ansaruddin Alonto Adiong, assembly and regional governor, ARMM (great-grandson)
    • Ricky Alonto Mamainte, mayor Bayang (great-grandson)
    • Zia Alonto Adiong, assemblyman 1st District Lanao del sur, ARMM (great-grandson) present
    • Yasser Alonto Balindong, assemblyman 2nd District Lanao del Sur, ARMM (great-grandson) present
    • Alexander G. Alonto, Jr, 1st District board member, (great-grandson) present
    • Abdulrashid Alonto Balindong, board member Liga ng Barangay, Lanao del Sur (great-grandson) present
    • Amer Gary Alonto Balindong-II vice mayor and OIC mayor of Malabang (great-grandson)
    • Haroun Al-Rashid Alonto Lucman, Regional vice-governor-ARMM (grandson)
    • Abdul Mikhail Alonto B Balindong (great-grandson)
  • Datu Birua Alonto, mayor, Marawi City, 1938 (brother)
  • Rashid Lucman, congressman, (brother-in-law)
  • Mamintal Adiong, congressman and governor, Lanao del Sur (nephew)
  • Pangalian M. Balindong, 1971 ConCon Delegate and RLA Speaker, congressman Deputy Speaker 2nd District (son-in-law) – present
  • Jamal Alonto, mayor, Bubong (nephew)

• Vicente Álvarez – president of the Republic of Zamboanga (1899)
• Pantaleon Alvarez – Speaker of the House of Representatives, secretary of Transportation of Communications (2001–2002)

• Andal Ampatuan Sr.^[10] – governor, ARMM
  • Andal Ampatuan Jr.^[10] – former mayor of Datu Unsay, Maguindanao
  • Zaldy Ampatuan^[10] – governor of Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

• Jose Angara:^[11] representative, Philippine Legislature (1934–1935); representative, National Assembly (1935–1938)
  • Juan Angara: father of Edgardo, not a politician
    • Edgardo Angara:^[12] nephew of Jose Angara; senator (1987–1998, 2001–present), Cabinet Secretary (1999–2001)
      • Juan Edgardo Angara:^[12] son of Edgardo; congressman from Aurora (2004–2013), incumbent senator in the 16th Congress in the Philippines (2013–present)
    • Arthur Angara:^[11] sibling of Edgardo; mayor of Baler (1992–2001, 2004–2013)
      • Karen Angara Ularan: daughter of Arthur; vice mayor of Baler (2013–present)
    • Bellaflor Angara-Castillo:^[11] sibling of Edgardo; governor of Aurora (2004–2013); representative of Lone Legislative district of Aurora (1995–2004, 2013–present)
    • Joselito J. Angara: mayor of Baler, Aurora
      • Rommel Rico Angara: son of Joselito; vice-governor of Aurora (2013–present)

• Gaudencio Antonino – senator of the Philippines (1961–1967)
  • Magnolia Antonino – former congresswoman of the First district of La Union (1965–1967), senator of the Philippines (1967–1972)
  • Darlene Antonino-Custodio – member of the Philippine House of Representatives from South Cotabato's First District (2001–2010), mayor of General Santos City (2010–2013)
  • Rodolfo Antonino – member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Nueva Ecija's Fourth District (2004–2013)
  • Magnolia Antonino Nadres – member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Nueva Ecija's Fourth District (2013–2019)

• Jose C. Aquino Sr. – governor 1964–1966, congressman 1967–1969
  • Jose "Joboy" Aquino II – incumbent representative Caraga (2007–2013), incumbent vice mayor of Butuan (2016–present)

• Rafael C. Aquino Sr. – congressman 7th Congress (1969–1972)
  • Rodolfo N. Aquino – 3-term board member 1st District
  • Rebecca L. Aquino – current board member 1st District

• Servillano Aquino: representative, Samar (1898)
  • Benigno Q. Aquino Sr.: son of Servillano;^[13] representative, 2nd district, Tarlac (1916–1928); senator (1934)
    • Agapito Aquino: son of Benigno Sr;^[13] senator (1987–1998); representative, 2nd district, Makati (1998–2007)
    • Teresa Aquino-Oreta: daughter of Benigno Sr;^[13] representative, lone district, Malabon-Navotas (1987–1998); senator (1998–2004)
    • Benigno Aquino Jr.: son of Benigno Sr;^[13] senator (1968–1972)
      • Corazon C. Aquino: wife of Benigno Jr; 11th president of the Philippines (1986–1992)
      • Benigno Simeon Aquino III: son of Benigno Jr; 15th president of the Philippines (2010–2016); representative, 2nd district, Tarlac (1998–2007)
    • Paul Aquino (not a politician)
      • Paolo Benigno "Bam" Aguirre Aquino IV – senator (2013–2019)
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      • Jesli Aquino Lapus: cousin of Agapito;^[13] representative, 3rd district, Tarlac (1998–2007)
      • Titus A. Valdez: cousin of Agapito;^[13] vice mayor, Concepcion, Tarlac (1998–2004)
  • Herminio S. Aquino; son of Servillano;^[13] representative, 3rd district, Tarlac (1992–1998); vice governor, Tarlac (1998–2001)

• José Ma. Arroyo –; grandfather of former First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo
  • Ignacio Arroyo Jr. – representative, 5th District of Negros Occidental (2004–2012); grandson
  • Ma. Lourdes T. Arroyo – representative, 5th District Negros Occidental; granddaughter
  • Jose Miguel Arroyo, former First Gentleman
    • Gloria Macapagal Arroyo – 14th president of the Philippines (2001–2010); representative, 2nd District of Pampanga; granddaughter-in-law
    • Juan Miguel Macapagal Arroyo – representative, Ang Galing Pinoy Partylist and 2nd District of Pampanga (2004–2010); great grandson
    • Diosdado Macapagal Arroyo – representative, 2nd District of Camarines Sur and 1st District of Camarines Sur (2007–2010); great grandson

• • Joker Arroyo: senator (2001–2013)
  • Jack Arroyo:^[14] brother of Joker; governor, Camarines Sur (1950s)

• • Cornelio Roxas Cordero – mayor (1941–1944)
  • Macario Asistio, Sr – mayor (1952–1972)
    • Macario "Boy" Asistio Jr. – mayor (1980–1995)
    • Luis "Baby" Asistio – representative, 2nd District of Caloocan (1992–2001, 2004–2007)
      • Macario "Maca" Asistio III – councilor, 2nd District of Caloocan (2004–2013), vice mayor (2013–present)
    • Aurora Asistio-Henson – representative, 1st District of Caloocan (1992–1997)
      • Onet Asistio-Henson – Punong Barangay (2007–2013), 1st District councilor of Caloocan (2013–present)
  • Alejandro Asistio Fider – mayor (1976–1978)
  • Albert Asistio-Munoz – former presidential advisor
  • Dean Asistio – councilor, 1st District of Caloocan (2013–present)
  • Keanu Asistio – Barangay councilor, Barangay 175 Caloocan (2018–present)

• • Hermenegildo Atienza – mayor (1944–1945)
  • Lito Atienza – Buhay Partylist representative (2013–present), secretary of Environment and Natural Resources (2007–2009), mayor (1998–2007) and Mambabatas Pambansa (1984–1986); nephew of Herminigildo Atienza
    • Kim Atienza – former councilor, 5th District
    • Ali Atienza – councilor, 5th District

• Ramon Bagatsing – representative, 3rd District of Manila (1957–1965; 1969–1972) and mayor of Manila (1972–1986)
  • Amado Bagatsing – representative, 5th District of Manila; son
    • Don Juan Bagatsing – councilor, 4th District of Manila
  • Ramon Bagatsing, Jr. – representative, 4th District of Manila (1987–1998); son
    • Don Ramon Bagatsing – councilor, 4th District of Manila (1998–2004)
  • • Roberto "Robbie" Bagatsing Oca – former councilor, 3rd District of Manila; nephew of Amado and Ramon Bagatsing, Jr.
    • Ryan Bagatsing – councilor of Muntinlupa (2001–2010); nephew of Amado and Ramon Bagatsing, Jr.

• Juanito Balingsat – mayor, Galimuyod, 2016–present
  • Jessie Balingsat – son of Juanito;^[15] mayor, Galimuyod, 2013–2016
    • Maricel Balingsat – municipal councilor, 2016–present

• Felix Berenguer de Marquina – governor General of the Philippines
  • Ysabel Berenguer de Marquina y Sumulong – child of Demetria Linda Sumulong y Lindo; Married to Santiago Sauza y delos Rios
    • Restituta Maria Del Carmen Sauza y Berenguer de Marquina – Married to Francisco Gabriel Bangoy y Badiang – Cabeza de Barangay of Baclayon (c. 1810s); Cabeza de Barangay of Cateel (c. 1830s)
      • Gabriel Bangoy y Sauza – Cabeza de Barangay of Davao (c. 1853–1883) ^[16]
        • Antolin Bangoy y Porta – Cabeza de Barangay of Davao (c. 1883–1889) ^[16]
          • Francisco Bangoy y Bustamante – Cabeza de Barangay of Davao (c. 1889–1898); first elective Filipino board member of Davao (1915–1929); representative, 2nd District of Mindanao and Jolo – 9th Philippine Legislature^[17] (1931–1934)
            • Paciano Bangoy y Villanueva – councilor, Davao City (1945–1947; 1954–1955); vice governor of Davao Province (1959–1965); governor of Davao Province (1965–1967); governor of Davao Oriental (1967–1968)
          • Cayetano Bangoy y Bustamante – Third board member of Davao (1919–1925); councilor, Davao (1926–1928); Third board member of Davao (1928–1930); governor of Davao Province (1930–1931); Deputy mayor, District of (1944–1945)
            • Benigno S. Bangoy – councilor, Third District of Davao City

• – mayor of Sultan Kudarat, Appointed governor, (c. 1977 – 1980) ^[18] governor,
  • – councilor, Northern Kabuntalan, (c. 2019 – 2021)

• – Municipal President, (1900, 1922–1924)
  • Elpidio "Pidi" Barzaga – representative, 4th District of Cavite (2010–present) and 2nd District of Cavite (2007–2012) and mayor, Municipality of Dasmariñas (1998–2007, since 2016)
    • Jennifer "Jenny" Austria-Barzaga: wife of Elipidio; mayor, City of Dasmariñas (2009–2016) and Municipality of Dasmariñas (2007–2009)

• Feliciano "Sonny" Belmonte Jr. – Speaker of the House of Representatives, representative of the 4th District and mayor (2001–2010)
  • Josefina "Joy" Belmonte – mayor, vice mayor; daughter of Sonny Belmonte^[19]
    • Miguel Belmonte – councilor, 2nd District
  • Dennis Belmonte – brother of Sonny Belmonte^[19]
    • Christopher "Kit" Belmonte – representative, 6th District; son of Sonny Belmonte's brother Dennis^[19]
  • Reicardo Belmonte – brother of Sonny Belmonte^[19]
    • Ricardo "RJ" Belmonte – councilor, 1st District; son of Sonny Belmonte's brother Reicardo^[19]
    • Oliver Belmonte – councilor, 1st District
  • Eric Belmonte – brother of Sonny Belmonte^[19]
    • Vincent Belmonte – councilor, 4th District; son of Sonny Belmonte's brother Eric^[19]
    • Irene Belmonte – councilor, 4th District

• Florencio Bernabe Sr. – mayor, Municipality of Parañaque (1965–1986); father
  • Florencio Bernabe Jr. –^[20] mayor, Parañaque City (2004–2013)
    • Florencio Bernabe III –^[20] son of Florencio Jr.; councilor, Parañaque City (2010–2013)

• Rodolfo Biazon: senator (1992–1995; 1998–2010); representative, lone district, Muntinlupa (2010–present)
  • Rozzano Rufino B. Biazon:^[21] son of Rodolfo; representative, lone district, Muntinlupa (2001–2007)

• Jejomar Binay – vice president of the Philippines (2010–2016), former mayor of Makati (1986–1987, 1988–1998, 2001–2010)
  • Elenita Binay – former mayor of Makati (1998–2001)
  • Maria Lourdes "Nancy" Binay – senator of the Philippines (2013–present)
  • Mar-Len Abigail "Abby" Binay – mayor of Makati (2016–present), Congresswoman of Makati's 2nd District (2007–2016)
    • Luis Jose Angel Campos – Congressman of Makati's 2nd District (2019–present) husband of Abby Binay
  • Jejomar Erwin "Junjun" Binay, Jr. – mayor of Makati (2010–2015), member of the Makati city council from the 1st district (2001–2010), former Sangguniang Kabataan chairman of Barangay San Antonio, Makati (1992–2001)

• Hernan Biron, Sr. – mayor, Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo (present)
  • Ferjinel G. Biron – former Congressman, 4th District of Iloilo
  • Hernan Biron, Jr. – Congressman, 4th District of Iloilo (2013–present)

• Juan Buencamino – former Alcalde of San Miguel, Bulacan
• Felipe Buencamino – lawyer, Cabinet Member of First Philippine Republic, founder of Iglesia Filipina Independiente
• Francisco D.V. Buencamino – former vice mayor of San Miguel, Bulacan, former Board Member 3rd District, Bulacan
• Judge Felipe V. Buencamino – former mayor of San Miguel, Bulacan
• Pop Buencamino – former mayor of San Miguel, Bulacan

• Elmer Buguina – former councillor of San Mariano, Isabela
• Edison Buguina – councillor of San Mariano, Isabela

• Elias Kirtug Bulut Sr. – mayor of Calanasan (2010–present), former provincial governor of Apayao (2001–2010), former Congressman of Lone District of Apayao (1998–2001), former Congressman of Legislative District of Kalinga-Apayao (1992–1995, 1995–1998), former mayor of Calanasan (1981–1992)
  • Elias "Butzy" Bulut, Jr. – son of Elias K. Bulut Sr.; provincial governor of Apayao (2010–present), former Congressman of Lone District of Apayao (2001–2010), former mayor of Calanasan (1998–2001), former vice mayor of Calanasan (1995–1998)
  • Eleanor "Leah" Bulut-Begtang – daughter of Elias K. Bulut Sr.; Congressman of Lone District of Apayao (2010–present), former mayor of Calanasan (2001–2010)
  • Shamir Bulut – son of Elias K. Bulut Sr.; municipal councilor of Calanasan (2013–present)
  • Shirley "Galang" Kirtug-Romero – niece of Elias K. Bulut Sr.; provincial board member of Apayao 1st District (2013–present), former municipal councilor of Calanasan (2010–2013)

• Rey Calalay – former Congressman, 1st District of Quezon City (1995–2003)
  • Boy Calalay – Congressman, 1st District of Quezon City (2013–2016), councilor, 1st District of Quezon City (2004–2013)
    • TJ Calalay – councilor, 1st District of Quezon City (2019–)

• Eduardo Calixto – Officer-in-charge mayor (1986–1987)
  • Antonino Calixto –Representative, Lone District of Pasay (2019–present), mayor of Pasay (2010–2019), vice mayor (2001–2010), councilor (1992–2001); son
  • Mark Calixto – councilor, 1st District of Pasay (2016–present)
  • Joey Calixto-Isidro – councilor, 2nd District of Pasay (2016–present)
  • Imelda Calixto-Rubiano – mayor of Pasay (2019–present), Representative, Lone District of Pasay (2010–2019), councilor, 2nd District of Pasay (1998–2004, 2007–2010); daughter

Wilfredo Curioso Carios Sr. – Brgy. captain (1960–1972) Fernando 'ting' Carios – board member 2nd District of Camarines Sur (1998–2000) Son

Wilfredo Carios Jr – ABC president (1998–2000); son

Marissa Carios-Selirio – SK chairwoman; daughter

Wilma Carios – municipal councilor (2004–present); daughter

• Winston Castelo – councilor, 2nd District of Quezon City (1995–2004, 2019–present), Congressman, 2nd District of Quezon City (2010–2019)
  • Precious Hipolito-Castelo – Congresswoman, 2nd District of Quezon City (2019–present), councilor, 2nd District of Quezon City (2010–2019)
  • Nanette Castelo-Daza – former Congresswoman, 4th District of Quezon City (2001–2010)
  • Jessica Castelo-Daza – councilor, 4th District of Quezon City (2010–2016)
  • Karl Edgar Castelo – councilor, 5th District of Quezon City (2013–present)
  • Bobby Castelo – councilor, 6th District of Quezon City (2013–present)

• Teofilo Castillejos – representative (1909–1912)
  • Juan G. Castillejos – representative (1916–1919)
  • Claudio Castillejos – representative (1909–1912)
  • Telesforo Castillejos – former governor of Batanes (1988–1998, 2007–2010)
• Epifanio B. Castillejos – mayor of Caba La Union (1960–1965), Congressman 2nd District of La Union (1965–1969), director of Bureau of Commerce (1970–1978), director of Bureau of Domestic Trade (1978–1985) Undersecretary of Trade (1985–1986)
  • Edgar P. Castillejos – son of Epifanio B. Castillejos – mayor of Caba, La Union (1980–1986)

• Rene Cayetano – Senator (1998–2003)
  • Pia Cayetano – Senator (2004–2016; 2019–present), Congresswoman 2nd district of Taguig (2016–2019); daughter
  • Alan Peter Cayetano – Senator (2007–2017), Congressman, Pateros-Taguig (1998–2007; 2019–present), vice mayor of Municipality of Taguig (1995–1998), Member of the Municipality of Taguig Council from the 2nd district; (1992–1995); son
    • Ma. Laarni L. Cayetano – Congresswoman 2nd district of Taguig (2019–present), mayor of Taguig (2010–2019), Congresswoman, Pateros-Taguig (2007–2010); wife of Alan Peter Cayetano
  • Rene Carl "Renren" Cayetano – councilor of Muntinlupa; (2001–2007); son
  • Lino Edgardo Cayetano – mayor of Taguig (2019–present), Congressman 2nd district of Taguig (2013–2016), barangay chairman of Fort Bonifacio (2010–2013); son

• • Aurora E. Cerilles – Congresswoman District 1 (2010 to present), former provincial governor
  • Antonio Cerilles – provincial governor (2010 to present), former congressman district II
    • Ace William Cerilles – mun. mayor (2007 to present), Dumalinao, Zamboanga del Sur

• • James L. Chiongbian – Congressman of South Cotabato, First Congressman of Sarangani
  • Priscilla L. Chiongbian – wife of James L. Chiongbian, first governor of Sarangani
    • Erwin L. Chiongbian – son of James L. Chiongbian and Priscilla L. Chiongbian; Congressman of Sarangani (2004–2010)
    • Bridget Chiongbian-Huang – daughter of Erwin L. Chiongbian; vice governor of Sarangani (2004–2007)Steve Chiongbian Solon – grandson of James L. Chiongbian and Priscilla L. Chiongbian; vice-governor of Sarangani (2007–2013), governor of Sarangani (2013–present)

• • Dominador F. Chipeco, Sr; governor of Laguna (1949–1961)
    • Dominador Chipeco, Jr. – vice presidential candidate
  • Joaquin Chipeco, Sr.; Congressman of Laguna (1961–1965)
    • Joaquin Chipeco Jr.; Congressman, Lone district of Calamba (2019–present), L Congressman Laguna's Second District (1987–1992, 1995–2004, 2013–2019); mayor, Calamba City (2004–2013)
      • Justin Marc Chipeco; son of Joaquin Jr; Congressman of Laguna's Second District (2004–2013); mayor, Calamba City (2013–present)
  • Victoriano Chipeco – mayor, Calamba (1987–1998)
  • Rene Chipeco – provincial board member, Laguna (1987–1992)

• Cesar Climaco – Mambabatas Pambansa (Assemblyman) from Zamboanga City (1984), mayor of Zamboanga City (1953–1954, 1956–1961, 1980–1984)
  • Julio Cesar Climaco – mayor of Zamboanga City (1986–1987)
  • Maria Isabelle Climaco Salazar – vice mayor of Zamboanga City (2004–2007), member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Zamboanga City's First District (2007–2013), mayor of Zamboanga City (2013–present)

• Eufrocino Codilla Sr. – mayor of Ormoc City (1992–2001), Congressman of Leyte's 4th District (2001–2010)
  • Eric Codilla – mayor of Ormoc City (2004–2013)
  • Edward Codilla – mayor of Ormoc City (2013–2016)
  • Elmer Codilla – vice mayor of Kananga, Leyte (2016–2019), mayor of Kananga, Leyte (2007–2016)
    • Rowena Codilla – mayor of Kananga, Leyte (2016–2019)

• Nicolas Contreras – 18th century Paramount Ruler/ and Datu of Bulalacao (Maginoo)
  • • Don Gabriel Contreras – Gobernadorcillo and later, Capitan Municipal of Bulalacao. Chief among the Principalia of Bulalacao under the Spanish Imperial Crown. The territory of Bulalacao was formerly heavily influenced by Datu (Prince) Calido of Panay. Since the founding of the First Republic, Bulalacao has predominantly been administered by descendants of Don Nicolas Contreras. The lands composing the present Municipality of Bulalacao was previously the hacienda of the Contreras family. During the Spanish colonial period, the Contrerases were the undisputed prima Principalia of Bulalacao. Their collateral familial lines (Sejera, Maka, Villas, Templanza, Fajardo, etc.) also once held vast haciendas throughout the island of Mindoro.
    • Don (honorific) Potenciano Contreras – Municipal Presidente/Gobernadorcillo
    • Hon. Caridad Contreras Absalon – Municipal councilor
    • Hon. Eusebio Contreras – Municipal councilor. Prolific philanthropist who donated personal property to the government of Bulalacao which was developed into the public market and public highways.
    • The Honorable Estee Contreras Aceron Bisnar – vice governor, Oriental Mindoro
    • The Honorable Ernilo Contreras Villas – mayor, Bulalacao
    • The Honorable Ludovico Contreras Silang – vice mayor and former Interim mayor, Bulalacao
    • The Honorable Eduardo Contreras Aceron – Municipal councilor, Bulalacao
    • The Honorable Edwin Contreras Aceron – Municipal councilor, Bulalacao
    • The Honorable Edezer Francisco Aceron – Municipal councilor, Bulalacao
    • The Honorable Enrico Contreras Villas – Punong Barangay (Cabeza de Barangay), Campaasan, Bulalacao
    • The Honorable Merla Francisco Aceron – Barangay councilor (), wife of Eduardo Contreras Aceron Sr.
    • The Honorable Ferdi Mariano – Barangay councilor Kagawad, son-in-law of Purificacion Contreras Soliman

The Contrerasses are prolific philanthropists, many members have donated private lands to religious institutions and to the government of Bulalacao for economic development and socio-humanitarian welfare.

Other prominent members of the Contreras clan include

• • • The Hon. Esteban Contreras – governor of Capiz
    • The Hon. Efren Contreras – Municipal councilor, Caluya Antique
    • Antonio Contreras – Donated private estate to the government of Bulalacao.
    • Amada Contreras Andal – Donated private estate to the government of Bulalacao and neighboring Mansalay. Wife of General Abelardo Andal, WW2 veteran and Bataan Death March survivor. Brother of former Social Security System (Philippines) and Government Service Insurance System Chairman Rodolfo Andal and cousin of National Scientist of the Philippines, Teodoro Agoncillo.
    • Pomposa Contreras Silang – Donated private estate to the government of Bulalacao.
    • Ludovico Contreras – Donated private estate to the government of Bulalacao.
    • Elizabeth Contreras Villas – Donated private estate to the government of Bulalacao.
    • Rosalinda Contreras Baylon – Donated private estate to the government of Bulalacao.
    • Felipa Contreras Aceron – Portions of private estate of Felipa Contreras Aceron was donated to the government of Bulalacao by her heirs.

• • Zoilo "Olong" Mendoza – Capitanes Accidentales (1890s)
  • Ariston Ceniza Cortes – El Presidente de Mandaue (1926–1937)
    • Demetrio Mendoza Cortes – city councilor of the Municipality of Mandaue (1957–1960), mayor (1960–1969) and city mayor (1969–1986)
      • Ariston Cortes III – barangay captain
      • Demetrio Cortes Jr. – vice mayor of Mandaue (1987–1998), city councilor (2010-incumbent)
      • Jonas Cortes – city council of Mandaue (2001–2007) City mayor of Mandaue (2007-incumbent)
  • Ignacio Cortes – barangay councilor of Centro, Mandaue City
  • Jericho Cortes – barangay councilor of Alang-Alang, Mandaue City
    • Jeric Mikail Cuison Sanguiniang Kabtaan chairman of Alang-Alang, Mandaue City, SK Federation president and city councilor of Mandaue

• • Melecio Cojuangco (former representative, 1st Philippine Assembly)
  • Eduardo Cojuangco Sr. (former provincial governor)
    • Eduardo Cojuangco Jr.: representative, 1st district, Tarlac (1969–1972)
      • Carlos Cojuangco: son of Eduardo Jr;^[31] representative, 4th district, Negros Occidental (1998–2007)
        • Rosario D. Cojuangco: wife of Carlos;^[31] vice mayor, Pontevedra, Negros Occidental (1998–2001)
      • Marcos Cojuangco: son of Eduardo Jr;^[31] representative, 5th district, Pangasinan (2001–2007)
    • Enrique "Henry" Cojuangco (representative, 1st District of Tarlac, 2010–2015)
  • Don Jose "Pepe" Cojuangco, Sr. (former representative, 10th Philippine Assembly; father of Corazon Aquino)
    • Jose "Peping" Cojuangco, Jr. (presidential adviser on food security; former representative, House of Representatives; current president of the Philippine Olympic Committee), brother of Corazon Aquino
      • Margarita "Ting-Ting" Cojuangco (Undersecretary for Interior and Local Government; former provincial governor; wife of Jose Jr.)
    • Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino – 11th president of the Philippines (1986–1992)
      • Benigno Simeon Aquino III – 15th president of the Philippines (2010–2016); senator (2007–2010); Congressman for 2nd District of Tarlac (1998–2007)
  • Mercedes Cojuangco-Teodoro – former Assemblyperson representing Tarlac, Interim Batasang Pambansa
    • Gilberto Teodoro, Sr. – administrator, Social Security System ( – 1986) and husband of Mercedes
    • Gilberto "Gibo" Teodoro Jr. – former Congressman, 1st District of Tarlac; former Secretary of Department of National Defense (Philippines); presidential candidate for the May 10, 2010 Elections; son of Mercedes Cojuangco-Teodoro
      • Cong. Monica Prieto-Teodoro – Congresswoman, 1st District Tarlac; spouse of Gilbert Teodoro
  • Miguel Cojuangco Rivilla – town mayor, Municipality of Paniqui, Tarlac;?

• • Floro Crisologo – Congressman, 1st District of Ilocos Sur, husband of Carmeling.
    • Carmeling Crisologo – former governor of Ilocos Sur, wife of Floro.
    • Vincent "Bingbong" Crisologo – Congressman, 1st District of Quezon City (2004–2013) councilor, 1st District of Quezon City (1998–2004).
      • Anthony "Onyx" Crisologo – councilor, 1st District of Quezon City (2010–present).
  • Luis "Chavit" Crisologo Singson – current governor of Ilocos Sur, he is the 1st cousin of Vincent "Bingbong Crisologo". The mother of Chavit is the sister of Floro Crisologo.

• Junie Cua – governor of Quirino (2010–present) and representative, Lone District of Quirino, 9th, 10th, & 12th Congress
  • Ma. Angela E. Cua – representative, Lone District of Quirino, 11th Congress
  • Dakila Carlo Cua – representative, Lone District of Quirino and governor of Quirino (2007–2010), son of Junie and Angela

• Mariano Jesus Cuenco – member of the Philippine Assembly 1912–1916, representative, 5th District of Cebu, 1916, 1919, 1922, 1925, Speaker of House of Representatives 1922, governor of Cebu 1928 and 1931, Secretary of Public Works and Agriculture, senator 1912–28, 1941–64, and president of the Senate
  • Miguel Cuenco – representative, 5th District of Cebu, 1931, 1944, 1949
  • Manuel Cuenco – Cebu governor in the 1950s
  • Antonio Veloso Cuenco – representative, 2nd District of Cebu, 9th, 10th, & 12th Congress
    • Nancy R. Cuenco – representative, 2nd District of Cebu, 11th Congress; wife of Antonio Cuenco
    • James Anthony R. Cuenco – Cebu city councilor, South District 2013–2019, 2020–present; son of Antonio Cuenco
    • Ronald R. Cuenco – Cebu city councilor, South District 2010–2013; son of Antonio Cuenco

• Pablo Cuneta – mayor of Pasay (1951–1967, 1971–1986, 1988–1998), deputy governor of Rizal (1947–1949)
  • Cesar "Chet" Cuneta – son of Pablo Cuneta; candidate for the 2019 Pasay mayoral elections
  • Francis Pangilinan – son-in-law of Pablo Cuneta; Senator of the Philippines (2001–2013, 2016–present), Presidential Assistant for Food Security and Agricultural Modernization (2014–2015), Senate Majority Leader (2004–2008), councilor of Quezon City (1988–1992)

• – former vice governor, Davao Oriental
• – former Congressman, 1st District, Davao Oriental
• – mayor, Municipality of Manay, Davao Oriental
• – mayor, Mabini, Compostela Valley
• – councilor, Mati City, Davao Oriental
• – governor of Davao Oriental

• – councilor, Davao; chairman of Philippine councilor's League,

• • Marcelino Dayot – Gobernadorcillo of Dingle, Iloilo (1829-1835)
  • Maximiniana Dayot de Ganzón
    • Manuel Dayot Ganzón – Presidente municipal of Balasan, Iloilo (1907–1910); mayor of Balasan, Iloilo
  • Luís Cantalicio Dayot – Gobernadorcillo of Dingle, Iloilo (1853-1861; 1869–1873); Justice of the Peace of Dingle, Iloilo
    • Luís Dayot – Presidente municipal of Dingle, Iloilo (1925–1928); Delegate to the 1934 Philippine Constitutional Convention
    • Fortunata Dayot de Dator
      • Numeriano Dayot Dator – vice mayor of Dingle, Iloilo (1931-1934; 1938–1942)
  • Lucía Dayot de Hernández
    • Gen. Adriano Dayot Hernández – Chief of Staff, Federal State of the Visayas (1898-1899); Iloilo Representative, Malolos Congress; councilor of Silay, Negros Occidental (1904–1906); Assemblyman, 4th District of Iloilo (1907–1909); governor of Iloilo (1912–1914); first Filipino director of the Bureau of Agriculture (1916–1925)
    • Gen. Julio Dayot Hernández – Secretary of War, Federal State of the Visayas (1898-1899); Organizer of Unión Obrera (1903), the first labor union of Iloilo; first Chief of the Registry of Deeds of Iloilo
  • Nicolasa Dayot de Muyco – spouse of Magdaleno Muyco, Gobernadorcillo of Dingle, Iloilo (1835-1843; 1851–1853)
    • Julio Dayot Muyco – vice presidente municipal of Dingle (1908-1910); presidente municipal & mayor of Dingle, Iloilo (1909-1910; 1919-1922; 1931–1934; 1938–1942)
    • Maj. Estefano Dayot Muyco – Commander, Ejército Libertador, Zona del Norte Philippine Revolution and Philippine–American War Veteran
  • Maximiliano Dayot – Auxiliary Justice of the Peace of Pototan, Iloilo
    • Vicente Dayot – Revolution President of Dingle (1898); presidente municipal of Dingle, Iloilo (1915–1918)
      • Maximiliano Dayot – councilor of Dingle, Iloilo; Delegate to the 1934 Philippine Constitutional Convention; vice mayor of Dingle (1951-1957)
      • Dominador Dayot – Chief Legal Officer, Commission on Elections
    • Anacleta Dayot de Montero – spouse of Cipriano Montero, Sr., presidente municipal of Dingle, Iloilo (1928–1931); Delegate to the 1934 Philippine Constitutional Convention; vice mayor of Dingle (1948-1951)
      • Cipriano Dayot Montero, Jr. – councilor of Dingle, Iloilo; vice mayor of Dingle, Iloilo (1968-1971)
      • Luís Dayot Montero – Regional Director, Department of Health Regions VI & VIII

Alpha Dayot – Chargée d'affaires to Gabon

Ma. Concepción Dayot-Sumergido – councilor of Pototan, Iloilo (2010–2019)

Exequiel Dayot, Sr. – vice mayor of the City of Basilan (1954–1955; 1959–1967)

• • Exequiel Dayot, Jr. – councilor of the City of Basilan (1955–1959); vice mayor of the City of Basilan (1967–1971)

Fortunato Dayot – councilor of Tagum City (1986–1992; 1998–2004); Board Member (1992–1995), 2nd District of Davao del Norte

• • Matias Defensor – vice mayor of Quezon City (1946–1948)
    • Matias Defensor, Jr. – representative, 3rd District of Quezon City (2004–2010)
      • Michael "Mike" Defensor – Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources (2004–2006) and representative, 3rd District of Quezon City (1995–2001)
      • Ma. Theresa Defensor-Asuncion – representative, 3rd District of Quezon City (2001–2004)
  • Arthur Defensor, Sr. – governor of Iloilo, representative of the 3rd District of Iloilo (2001–2010) and Mambabatas Pambansa of Iloilo (1984–1986)
    • Arthur Defensor, Jr. – representative, 3rd District of Iloilo
  • Miriam Defensor Santiago – senator, Secretary of Agrarian Reform (1989–1990) and Judge-elect of the International Criminal Court

-Rep. Narciso Defensor Santiago III former Representative of Iloilo and son of the late Miriam Defensor Santiago

• Guillermo de Venecia – mayor (1916–1918, 1925–1926)
  • Jose de Venecia, Jr. – member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Pangasinan's 2nd District (1969–1972), member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Pangasinan's 4th District (1987–1998, 2001–2010), Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives (1992–1998, 2001–2008)
  • Gina de Venecia – member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Pangasinan's 4th District (2010–2016)
  • Christopher de Venecia – member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Pangasinan's 4th District (2016–present)

• Ananías Diokno (1860–1922) – Philippine Revolutionary Army general during the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine–American War
  • Ramon Diokno (1886–1954) – son of Ananías Diokno; Senator of the Philippines (1946–1949), Representative from Batangas' 1st District (1916–1919, 1934–1935)
    • Jose "Pepe" Diokno (1922–1967) – son of Ramon Diokno; Senator of the Philippines (1963–1972), Secretary of Justice (1961–1962), Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Human Rights (1986–1987)
      • Maria Serena "Maris" Diokno – daughter of Jose Diokno; Chairperson of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (2011–2016)
      • Jose Manuel "Chel" Diokno (1961–) – son of Jose Diokno; Chairman of the Free Legal Assistance Group (2001–present), General Counsel of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee (2001–2004), Special Counsel of the Development Bank of the Philippines (2004–2006), candidate in the 2019 Philippine Senate election

• Gilberto Duavit Sr. – Senior Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development (1974–1978), Member of Parliament for Region IV-A (Rizal) (1978–1984), Representative from Rizal's 1st District (1994–2001); also founder of GMA Network
  • Michael John "Jack" Duavit – son of Gilberto Duavit Sr.; Representative from Rizal's 1st District (2001–2010, 2016–present)
  • Joel Roy Duavit – son of Gilberto Duavit Sr.; Representative from Rizal's 1st District (2010–2016)

• Vicente Duterte: former mayor of Danao City, former governor of Davao (1959–1965)
  • Rodrigo Duterte – 16th president of the Philippines (June 30, 2016) Member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Davao City's First District (1998–2001), mayor of Davao City (1988–1998, 2001–2010, 2013–present) vice mayor of Davao City (1986–1987, 2010–2013)
    • Paolo Z. Duterte – Member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Davao City's First District (2019–present) former vice mayor of Davao City (2013–2018)
      • – wife of Paolo Duterte, city councilor of Davao City (2013–2018), barangay chair of Cataluna Pequeno, Davao City (2013–present)
    • Sara Duterte-Carpio – mayor of Davao City (2010–2013, 2016–present)
    • Sebastian Z. Duterte – vice mayor of Davao City (2019–present)
  • – brother of Rodrigo, city councilor of Davao City (1998–2001)
• Franco Dean Duterte Jr. – former appointed oic mayor of Tubod, Surigao del Norte (April – August 1986) – Youngest mayor of the Philippines at the age 25 years old.

• Emilio Ejército and María Marcelo: the parents of Joseph Estrada and George Estregan; not politicians
  • José Marcelo Ejército ("Joseph Ejército Estrada") – mayor of Manila (2013–2019); 13th president of the Philippines (1998–2001), vice president of the Philippines (1992–1998), senator (1987–1992) and mayor of San Juan (1969–1986)
    • Luisa Pimintel-Ejercito ("Loi Ejercito Estrada") – senator (2001–2007) and First Lady of the Philippines (1998–2001)
    • Jose P. Ejercito ("Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada") – Senate president pro tempore, senator and mayor of San Juan (1992–2001); son
    • Joseph Victor Ejercito – senator, Congressman, Lone District of San Juan City and mayor of San Juan City (2001–2010); half-brother of Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada
      • Guia Gomez – mother of Joseph Victor; mayor of San Juan City (2010–2019)
      • Janella Ejercito – councilor of San Juan City; daughter of Jinggoy Estrada^[37]
  • George Estregan; brother of Joseph Estrada; father of Emilio Ramon Ejercito; not a politician
    • Emilio Ramon Ejercito ("Jeorge 'E.R.' Ejercito Estregan/Jorge Estregan/George Estregan Jr.") – governor of Laguna and mayor of Pagsanjan, Laguna (2001–2010); nephew of Joseph Ejercito Estrada
      • Girlie Ejercito ("Maita Sanchez") – mayor of Pagsanjan, Laguna; wife of Emilio Ramon Ejercito
    • Gary Jason Ejercito ("Gary Estrada") – board member, 2nd District of Quezon; brother of Emilio Ramon Ejercito
  • Jesee Ejercito: brother of Joseph Estrada; father of Jana Ejercito; not a politician
    • Jana Ejercito – councilor of San Juan City (District 2); niece of Joseph Estrada^[38]

• Manuel S. Enverga (representative of the 1st District of Quezon 1953–1961)
  • Wifrido L. Enverga (representative of the 1st District of Quezon 1987–1998; son of Manuel)
  • Mark S. Enverga (representative of the 1st District of Quezon 2007–present; grandson of Manuel)

• Eufranio "Franny" Eriguel – mayor, Agoo, La Union (1998–2007); Congressman, 2nd District of La Union (2010–2016)^[39]
  • Sandra Young Eriguel^[40] – mayor, Agoo, La Union (2007–2016); Congresswoman, 2nd District of La Union (2016–present)
  • Stefanie Ann Chan Eriguel^[40] – mayor, Agoo, La Union (2016–present)

• Atty. Pascualing P. Espinosa, Congressman, Iloilo City, "the Father of Common Man of Labor," authored Magna Carta of Labor, authored Republic Act 875, otherwise known as the Industrial Peace Act, former president of CLUP or the Consolidated Labor Union of the Philippines and NACTU or the National Confederation of Trade Unions
  • Atty. Jose S. Espinosa III, vice mayor, Iloilo City
  • Atty. Edgar T. Espinosa, Congressman and vice governor, Guimaras
  • Leo T. Espinosa, mayor, Jordan, Guimaras
    • Atty. Mark B. Espinosa, SK chairman, Jordan, Guimaras
  • Emilio Espinosa, Sr.: representative, lone district, Masbate (1934–1945; 1944–1946; 1946–1953)
    • : son of Emilio Sr;^[42] representative, 2nd District, Masbate (1958–1965; 1970–1972; 1998–2007)
    • Tito Espinosa: son of Emilio Sr.;^[42] representative, 1st district, Masbate (1987–1995)
      • Vida Espinosa: wife of Tito;^[43] representative, 1st district, Masbate (1995–2004)
      • Emilio Aris Espinosa: son of Tito and Vida;^[43] mayor, San Jacinto, Masbate (2001–2007)
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        • Narciso Bravo Jr.: son-in-law of Vida;^[43] councilor, Masbate (1998–2001); provincial board member, Masbate (2001–2007)
    • Moises Espinosa Sr.: son of Emilio Sr.;^[42] vice-governor, governor, mayor, Masbate; representative, 2nd district, Masbate (1987–1992)
      • Moises Espinosa Jr., city mayor of Masbate
    • <! – – other relatives of Emilio Jr. -->
      • Mario Espinosa: nephew of Emilio Jr.;^[42] vice governor, Masbate (1998–2001)
      • Celestino Espinosa Martinez Jr.: nephew of Emilio Jr.;^[42] representative, 4th district, Cebu (1987–1998)
        • Clavel Asas-Martinez: wife of Celestino Jr.;^[44] representative, 4th district, Cebu (1998–2007)
        • Celestino Martinez III: son of Celestino Jr. and Clavel;^[44] mayor, Bogo, Cebu (2001–2007)
  • Roseller 'Roy' Ariosa, vice-governor of Zamboanga del Sur, belongs to the Espinosa Clan of Cebu/ Masbate, head of Espinosa Clan Mindanao
  • Javier Ariosa, mayor of Molave, Zamboanga del Sur 1951, founding member of the Espinosa Clan Mindanao, father of vice-governor Roseller "Roy" Ariosa
  • Franco P. Espinosa, barangay chairman, Barangay Monica, Iloilo City, founding member of the Espinosa Clan Iloilo
  • Jose Hamy R. Espinosa, barangay chairman, Barangay Monica, Iloilo City
  • Frank A. Espinosa, barangay chairman, Barangay Monica, Iloilo City
  • Noel A. Espinosa, barangay chairman, Barangay Monica, Iloilo City
  • Lilianne Espinosa Sorioso, barangay chairman, Barangay Zamora, Iloilo City
  • Sergio S. Espinosa, barangay chairman, Barangay Legaspi, Iloilo City
  • Rysty Ann Espinosa, SK chairman, Barangay Zamora, Iloilo City, City Prosecutor
  • Ma. Aida T. Espinosa, SK chairman, Barangay Monica, Iloilo City
  • Ma. Monica Leticia T. Espinosa, SK chairman, Barangay Monica, Iloilo City
  • Frances Lyn T. Espinosa, SK chairman, Barangay Monica, Iloilo City
  • Justin Espinosa, SK chairman, Barangay Zamora, Iloilo City

• Vicente Eusebio; vice mayor of Pasig (1980–1986), mayor of Pasig (1992–2001, 2004–2007)
  • Soledad Eusebio; wife of Vicente;^[45] mayor of Pasig (2001–2004)
  • Robert "Bobby" Eusebio;^[45] son of Vicente; councilor (1998–2007), mayor of Pasig (2007–2013, 2016–2019)
    • Maribel Andaya-Eusebio;^[45] wife of Bobby; mayor of Pasig (2013–2016)
  • Ricky Eusebio; brother of Bobby;^[46] councilor (2013–2016), Congressman of Pasig's Lone District (2016–2019)

• Gabriel Fabella y Fabrero (1st Assemblyman of Romblon); Father of June 12

• • Pacifico M. Fajardo, former Congressman of 3rd District of Nueva Ecija in the 9th, 10th and 11th Congresses
  • Lorelie Fajardo, former deputy presidential spokesperson; presidential assistant for Central Luzon of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
  • Mohammad Omar Fajardo y Albano, de Miranda, de Villanueva, former Congressman of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) Sector in the 10th, 11th and 12th Congresses; appointed board of directors of Al Amana Bank by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, secretary-general of Philippine Pirate Movement (PPM), House of Figarda, Miémbro dé Sagrada Familia, Cábállérós dé Pirátá Bájó lá Órdén dé Fájárdó, Gúárdiá Róyálé Cústódió dé Lás Islás Filipinás, Heir of Góbérnádór Hénérál dé Lás Islás Filipinás Alonso Fajardo de Entenza y de Guevara, Córdoba y Velasco, Knight of Alcantara, Lord of Espinardo, grandson of Heneral de Brigada Tirso G. Fajardo.
  • Fahad Ibn Omar Fajardo y Abcede, de Albano, de Ramirez; grandson of Heneral de Brigada Tirso G. Fajardo, Heir of Góbérnádór Hénérál dé Lás Islás Filipinás Alonso Fajardo de Entenza y de Guevara, Córdoba y Velasco, Knight of Alcantara, Lord of Espinardo
  • Farida "ida" Fajardo y Abcede, de Albano, de Ramirez; founding chairman of the Congressional Youth Organization(CYO), youth chairman of Peoples Patriotic Movement (PPM), House of Figarda, Miémbro dé Sagrada Familia, Nobléza Familia dé Andalucia y Castillé, Daughter of Hon. Mohammad Omar Fajardo, granddaughter of Heneral de Brigada Tirso G. Fajardo, Heir of Góbérnádór Hénérál dé Lás Islás Filipinás Alonso Fajardo de Entenza y de Guevara, Córdoba y Velasco, Knight of Alcantara, Lord of Espinardo

• • Rodolfo "Rudy" Fariñas – representative of Ilocos Norte's First District (1998–2001, 2010–present), governor of Ilocos Norte (1988–1998), mayor of Laoag City (1980–1986)
    • Carlos Fariñas – son of Rudy Fariñas^[47]
    • Ria Fariñas – provincial board member of the first district of Ilocos Norte (2013–present); daughter of Rudy Fariñas^[47]
    • Rodolfo Fariñas, Jr. – incumbent SK Federated President of Ilocos Norte; son of Rudy Fariñas^[47]
    • Rudy Caesar Fariñas II – former SK Federated president of Laoag City, incumbent Barangay chairman of Barit, Laoag City; son of Rudy Fariñas^[47]
  • Roger Fariñas – mayor of Laoag City – (1995–2004); brother of Rudy Fariñas^[47]
  • Michael Fariñas – vice mayor of Laoag City, (2013–present), mayor of Laoag City (2004–2013); brother of Rudy Fariñas^[47]
    • Chevylle Fariñas – mayor of Laoag City (2013–present), Laoag City ABC president (2010–2013); wife of Michael Fariñas; son of Rudy Fariñas^[47]
  • Eric Fariñas – brother of Rudy Fariñas^[48]
    • Jeff Fariñas – councilor, Laoag City (2013–present); son of Eric Fariñas^[48]

• Venizar Maravilla y Festin, MD (current Romblon Provincial Board member); second cousin of Andrew Fondevilla y Festin (mayor of San Andres, Romblon and current fellow Romblon Provincial Board member)
• Eugenio Festin (mayor of Odiongan); father of Leonardo Festin y Fabon (Long-time lone representative of Romblon); great-grandfather of Andrew Fondevilla y Festin (mayor of San Andres, Romblon and current Romblon Provincial Board member) and Venizar Maravilla y Festin, MD (current Romblon Provincial Board member)
  • Leonardo Festin y Fabon (Long-time lone representative of Romblon); Father-in-law of Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan (37th governor of Romblon); grandfather of Andrew Fondevilla y Festin (mayor of San Andres, Romblon and current Romblon Provincial Board member); granduncle of Venizar Maravilla y Festin, MD (current Romblon Provincial Board member)
• Andrew Fondevilla y Festin (mayor of San Andres, Romblon and current Romblon Provincial Board member); son of Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan ((37th governor of Romblon); son-in-law of Leonardo Festin y Fabon (Lone Representative of Romblon)

• Deogracias Fetalino y Fabella (mayor of Odiongan), brother-in-law of Emilio Firmalo (mayor of Odiongan); uncle of Odiongan mayors Francisco and Alfonso Firmalo y Fetalino and the 30th governor of Romblon and also a mayor of Odiongan Jose Firmalo y Fetalino.
• Robert Muyo y Fabella (mayor of Calatrava, Romblon); second cousin twice removed of Deogracias Fetalino y Fabella (mayor of Odiongan) through Fetalino line

• Emilio Firmalo (Odiongan mayor); father of Odiongan mayors Francisco, Alfonso and Jose Firmalo y Fetalino who was also the 30th governor of Romblon; grandfather of Eduardo "Lolong" Firmalo, MD and Baltazar Firmalo y Llorca (late mayor of Odiongan); great-grandfather of Trina Fabic (Odiongan mayor)
  • Francisco Firmalo y Fetalino (Odiongan mayor); father of Eduardo "Lolong" Firmalo y Chang; grandfather of Trina Fabic (incumbent mayor of Odiongan, Romblon);son of Emilio Firmalo (Odiongan mayor); brother of the 30th governor and former Odiongan mayors Jose Firmalo y Fetalino and Alfonso Firmalo y Fetalino
    • (incumbent governor of Romblon and former Romblon Lone representative); nephew of the 30th governor and former Odiongan mayor Jose Firmalo y Fetalino and Alfonso Firmalo y Fetalino; first cousin of Baltazar Firmalo y Llorca (mayor of Odiongan); grandson of Emilio Firmalo (mayor of Odiongan); son of Francisco Firmalo (mayor of Odiongan); father of Trina Fabic, current mayor of Odiongan, Romblon
      • Trina Fabic y Firmalo, (incumbent mayor of Odiongan, Romblon), daughter of Eduardo "Lolong" Firmalo (incumbent governor of Romblon), grandniece of the 30th governor of Romblon and Odiongan mayors Jose Firmalo y Fetalino and Alfonso Firmalo y Fetalino, first cousin once removed of Baltazar Firmalo y Llorca; great-granddaughter of Odiongan mayor Emilio Firmalo.
  • Alfonso Firmalo y Fetalino (Odiongan mayor); father of Baltazar Firmalo y Llorca (mayor of Odiongan); uncle of Eduardo "Lolong" Firmalo (incumbent governor of Romblon); brother of the 30th governor and former Odiongan mayors Jose Firmalo y Fetalino and Francisco Firmalo y Fetalino; son of Emilio Firmalo (Odiongan mayor); granduncle of Trina Fabic, (incumbent mayor of Odiongan, Romblon)
    • Baltazar Firmalo y Llorca (late mayor of Odiongan); first cousin of Eduardo "Lolong" Firmalo (incumbent governor of Romblon); first cousin once removed of Trina Fabic, (current mayor of Odiongan); son of Alfonso Firmalo y Fetalino (Odiongan mayor); nephew of nephew of the 30th governor and former Odiongan mayor Jose Firmalo y Fetalino and Francisco Firmalo y Fetalino (also mayor of Odiongan); grandson of Emilio Firmalo (Odiongan mayor)
  • Jose Firmalo y Fetalino (30th governor of Romblon and former mayor of Odiongan, Romblon); brother of Odiongan mayors Alfonso and Francisco Firmalo y Fetalino; grandson of Emilio Firmalo (Odiongan mayor); granduncle of Trina Fabic (incumbent mayor of Odiongan, Romblon); uncle of Eduardo Firmalo y Chang, MD and Baltazar Firmalo y Llorca

• Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan (37th governor of Romblon); Son-in-law of the first and long-time lone representative of Romblon Leonardo Festin y Fabon and uncle-in-law of 41st and 43rd governor and Odiongan mayor Perpetuo Ylagan y Barredo; second cousin of Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava)
  • Andrew Fondevilla y Festin (mayor of San Andres, Romblon and current Romblon Provincial Board member); son of Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan; son-in-law of Leonardo Festin y Fabon (Lone Representative of Romblon); second cousin of Marlon Fojas y Falculan (mayor of Corcuera, Romblon); third cousin of Calatrava mayors and brothers Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche
• Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava, Romblon);father of Calatrava mayors Ronnie and Elmer Fortu y Noche; second cousin of Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan (37th governor of Romblon); second cousin once removed of Andrew Fondevilla y Festin; nephew-in-law of Tablas mayor Santiago Leaño y Gara; cousin-in-law of Mutya Reyes y Madeja y Leaño (Barangay captain of Dapawan in Odiongan, Romblon)
  • Ronnie Fortu y Noche (mayor of Calatrava); son of Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava, Romblon); brother of Elmer Fortu y Noche (mayor of Calatrava); first cousin of Dennis Corpin y Fortu y Fondevilla (vice mayor of Santa Maria, Romblon); third cousin of Marlon Fojas y Falculan (mayor of Corcuera, Romblon); grandnephew of Tablas mayor Santiago Leaño y Gara; third cousin of Andrew Fondevilla y Festin
  • Elmer Fortu y Noche (mayor of Calatrava); son Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava, Romblon); brother of Ronnie Fortu y Noche (mayor of Calatrava); first cousin of Dennis Corpin y Fortu y Fondevilla (vice mayor of Santa Maria, Romblon); third cousin of Marlon Fojas y Falculan (mayor of Corcuera, Romblon); grandnephew of Tablas mayor Santiago Leaño y Gara; third cousin of Andrew Fondevilla y Festin (mayor of San Andres, Romblon and current Romblon Provincial Board member)
• Dennis Corpin y Fortu y Fondevilla (vice mayor of Santa Maria, Romblon); nephew of Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava); first cousin of Calatrava mayors and brothers Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche; third cousin of Marlon Fojas y Falculan (mayor of Corcuera, Romblon); brother-in-law of Emmanuel Madrona y Fabic (incumbent Lone Representative of Romblon)
• Marlon Fojas y Falculan (mayor of Corcuera, Romblon);second cousin of Andrew Fondevilla y Festin (mayor of San Andres, Romblon and current Romblon Provincial Board member); third cousin of Calatrava mayors and brothers Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche
• Maria Imelda mayor y Fedelicio y Montesa (Member of Municipal Council) of Santa Fe, Romblon; first cousin once removed of Dennis Corpin y Fortu y Fondevilla (vice mayor of Santa Maria, Romblon) and Calatrava mayors and brothers Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche; third cousin once removed of Corcuera mayors Marlon Fojas y Falculan, Eddie Mazo y Fondevilla, Bibiano Fanlo y Miñon, and San Andres mayor Andrew Fondevilla y Festin (also current Romblon Provincial Board member); fourth cousin of Felix Ylagan y Fondevilla (current Romblon Provincial Board member)
• Bibiano Fanlo y Miñon (mayor of Corcuera, Romblon); second cousin once removed of Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan (37th governor of Romblon) and Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava, Romblon); third cousin of former San Andres mayor and current Romblon Provincial Board member Andrew Fondevilla y Festin, Corcuera mayors Marlon Fojas y Falculan and Eddie Mazo y Fondevilla, Calatrava mayors Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche and Santa Maria mayor Dennis Corpin y Fondevilla; third cousin once removed of Felix Ylagan y Fondevilla (current Romblon Provincial Board member) and Imelda mayor y Fedelicio y Montesa (Member of Municipal Council of Santa Fe)
• Eddie Mazo y Fondevilla (mayor of Corcuera); second cousin once removed of Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan (37th governor of Romblon) and Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava, Romblon); third cousin of former San Andres mayor and current Romblon Provincial Board member Andrew Fondevilla y Festin, Corcuera mayors Marlon Fojas y Falculan and Bibiano Fanlo y Miñon, Calatrava mayors Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche and Santa Maria mayor Dennis Corpin y Fondevilla; third cousin once removed of Felix Ylagan y Fondevilla (current Romblon Provincial Board member) and Imelda mayor y Fedelicio y Montesa (Member of Municipal Council of Santa Fe)
• Felix Ylagan y Fondevilla (current Romblon Provincial Board member); fourth cousin of Imelda mayor y Fedelicio y Montesa (Member of Municipal Council of Santa Fe); third cousin once removed of former San Andres mayor and current Romblon Provincial Board member Andrew Fondevilla y Festin, Corcuera mayors Marlon Fojas y Falculan, Eddie Mazo y Fondevilla and Bibiano Fanlo y Miñon, Calatrava mayors Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche and Santa Maria mayor Dennis Corpin y Fondevilla; and second cousin twice removed of Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan (37th governor of Romblon) and Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava, Romblon)
• Sergio Fondevilla y Fabregas (mayor of Corcuera); first cousin once removed of Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan and Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla; second cousin twice removed of Bibian Fanlo y Miñon, Marlon Fojas y Falculan, Andrew Fondevilla y Festin, Eddie Mazo y Fondevilla, Dennis Corpin y Fondevilla, Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche; second cousin three times removed of Felix Ylagan y Fondevilla and Imelda mayor y Fedelicio y Montesa
• Vidal Fallaria y Fondevilla (Corcuera mayor); uncle of Senen Fanlo y Fallaria mayor of Corcuera) second cousin of Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan and Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla; second cousin once removed of Bibiano Fanlo y Miñon, Marlon Fojas y Falculan, Andrew Fondevilla y Festin, Eddie Mazo y Fondevilla, Dennis Corpin y Fondevilla, Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche; and second cousin twice removed of Felix Ylagan y Fondevilla and Imelda mayor y Fedelicio.
• Senen Fanlo y Fallaria (mayor of Corcuera); nephew of Vidal Fallaria y Fondevilla; third cousin of Bibiano Fanlo y Miñon, Marlon Fojas y Falculan, Andrew Fondevilla y Festin, Eddie Mazo y Fondevilla, Dennis Corpin y Fondevilla, Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche; third cousin once removed of Felix Ylagan y Fondevilla and Imelda mayor y Fedelicio.
• Josefino Fajilago y Fondevilla (mayor of Corcuera); second cousin of Patriotismo Fondevilla y Fainsan and Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla; second cousin once removed of Bibiano Fanlo y Miñon, Marlon Fojas y Falculan, Andrew Fondevilla y Festin, Eddie Mazo y Fondevilla, Dennis Corpin y Fondevilla, and Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche; and second cousin twice removed of Felix Ylagan y Fondevilla and Imelda mayor y Fedelicio

• Santiago Leaño y Gara (Tablas mayor); uncle of Mutya Reyes y Madeja y Leaño (Barangay captain of Dapawan in Odiongan, Romblon); granduncle of Calatrava mayors and brothers Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche y Leaño
• Ronnie Fortu y Noche (mayor of Calatrava); son of Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava, Romblon); brother of Elmer Fortu y Noche (mayor of Calatrava); grandnephew of Tablas mayor Santiago Leaño y Gara; first cousin once removed of Mutya Reyes y Madeja y Leaño (Barangay captain of Dapawan in Odiongan, Romblon)
• Elmer Fortu y Noche (mayor of Calatrava); son Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava, Romblon); brother of Ronnie Fortu y Noche (mayor of Calatrava); grandnephew of Tablas mayor Santiago Leaño y Gara; first cousin once removed of Mutya Reyes y Madeja y Leaño (Barangay captain of Dapawan in Odiongan, Romblon)
• Mutya Reyes y Madeja y Leaño (Barangay captain of Dapawan in Odiongan, Romblon); niece of Santiago Leaño y Gara (mayor of Tablas); cousin-in-law of Prudencio Fortu y Fondevilla (mayor of Calatrava); and first cousin once removed of Elmer and Ronnie Fortu y Noche, mayors of Calatrava

• Diosdado Pangan Macapagal – 9th president of the Philippines (1961–1965)
  • Cielo Macapagal-Salgado – vice governor of Pampanga (1988–1992; 1995–1998); daughter and half-sister of Gloria
  • Gloria Macapagal Arroyo – 14th president of the Philippines (2001–2010) and representative, 2nd District of Pampanga; daughter
    • Juan Miguel Macapagal Arroyo – representative, Ang Galing Pinoy Partylist and 2nd District of Pampanga (2004–2010); son of Gloria
    • Diosdado Macapagal Arroyo – representative, 2nd District of Camarines Sur and 1st District of Camarines Sur (2007–2010); son of Gloria
• Teodoro "Teddy" Macapagal – officer-in-charge (acting) mayor of Olongapo City (1986–1987); distant cousin of Gloria and Cielo

• Vicente Magsaysay – governor of Zambales (1967–1973, 1973–1980, 1980–1986, 1998–2007), Mambabatas Pambansa, Region III (1978–1984)
  • Mitos Magsaysay – daughter-in-law of Vicente;^[54] member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Zambales' 1st District (2004–2013)
  • Brother of Vicente (father of Ramon Sr) was not a politician
    • Ramón del Fierro Magsaysay – 7th president of the Philippines (1953–1957); member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Zambales' Lone District (1946–1950)
      • Ramon Magsaysay, Jr. – member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Zambales' Lone District (1965–1969), senator of the Philippines (1995–2007)
    • Genaro Magsaysay – member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Zambales' Lone District (1957–1959), senator of the Philippines (1959–1965, 1965–1971, 1971–1973)
      • – son of Genaro;^[55] Party-list representative
    • Sister of Ramon Sr (mother of Antonio) was not a politician
      • Antonio Magsaysay Diaz – nephew of Ramon Sr.;^[56] member of the Philippine House of Representatives from the 2nd District of Zambales
  • – cousin of Ramon Jr.;^[57] 2nd Nominee, Senior Citizens Partylist (Awaiting Proclamation)
    • – grandson of Milagros;^[58] councilor, Municipality of San Juan, La Union (2013–present)

• Erineo "Ayong" Maliksi – chairman, Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) 2015–present, representative of the 3rd District (2010–2013) and the 2nd District (1998–2001); governor (2001–2010); mayor of Imus (1988–1998)
  • Emmanuel L. Maliksi – mayor of Imus (2007–2010; December 28, 2011 – March 18, 2013; April 12, 2013 – present), son of Erineo

• Mariano Marcos – member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Ilocos Norte's Second District (1925–1931)
  • Ferdinand Edralin Marcos – President of the Philippines (1965–1986), Prime Minister of the Philippines (1978–1981), senator of the Philippines (1959–1965), member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Ilocos Norte's Second District (1949–1959)
    • Imelda Marcos – member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Ilocos Norte's Second District (2010–present), member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Leyte's First District (1995–1998), Mambabatas Pambansa from Region IV-A (1978–1984), governor of Metropolitan Manila (1975–1986)
    • Imee Marcos – senator of the Philippines (2019–present), governor of Ilocos Norte (2010–2019), member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Ilocos Norte's Second District (1998–2007), assemblyman from Ilocos Norte (1984–1986)
      • Matthew Manotoc – governor of Ilocos Norte (2019–present)
    • Bongbong Marcos – senator of the Philippines (2010–2016) member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Ilocos Norte's Second District (1992–1995, 2007–2010), governor of Ilocos Norte (1983–1986, 1998–2007), vice governor of Ilocos Norte (1980–1983)
  • Elizabeth Marcos-Keon – governor of Ilocos Norte (1971–1983)
    • Michael Marcos Keon – governor of Ilocos Norte (2007–2010), board member of Ilocos Norte (2004–2007)

• – former congressman of the lone district Lanao Province (undivided Lanao),(now Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur)
• – mayor of Madamba, Lanao del Sur (2016, 2019 – 2021) ^[59]
• – mayor of Madalum, Lanao del Sur (2019–2021)^[60]

• Joaquin Ortega^[61] – former governor of La Union appointed by the Taft Commission on August 15, 1901, and served until 1904
  • Joaquin L. Ortega, Jr.^[61] – son of Joaquin, former councilor, provincial board member, representative of the 1st District of La Union to the 7th Congress of the Philippines (1969–1972) and Batasang Pambansa (1978–1986) and as a provincial governor (1988–1992)
  • Francisco L. Ortega^[61] – son of Joaquin, former representative of the 1st District of La Union to the 10th Philippine Legislature (1934–1935), 3rd National Assembly (1941–1946), 3rd (1953–1957), 4th (1957–1961), and 5th Congress of the Philippines (1961–1965), was a councilor and mayor of San Fernando, La Union.
    • Victor Francisco Ortega^[61] – son of Francisco Sr;^[63] current representative of the 1st District of La Union to the 14th Philippine Congress, former representative to the 8th (1987–1992), 9th (1992–1995), 10th (1995–1998), and former governor of La Union (2001–2007);
      • Mary Jane Ortega^[61] – wife of Victor, former mayor of San Fernando City, La Union (1998–2007)
    • Manuel Ortega^[61] – son of Francisco Sr;^[63] current governor of La Union, former representative of the 1st District of La Union to the 11th (1998–2001), 12th (2001–2004), 13th (2004–2007) Congress of the Philippines;
      • Alfredo Pablo R. Ortega^[61] – son of governor Manuel C. Ortega, current councilor of San Fernando City who chairs the Committee on Social Services and Committee on Information Technology and Communication.
      • Jennifer Joan O. Manquiat – daughter of Manuel,^[63] who served as her father's Chief political affairs officer at the House of Representatives
      • Francisco R. Ortega III – son of Manuel;^[63] former provincial board member (1998–2001) and former councilor (2001–2007) of San Fernando City, La Union
    • Pablo C. Ortega^[61] – son of Francisco Sr;^[63] current mayor of the capital of La Union, San Fernando City, former councilor (1998–2001), provincial board member (2001–2004) and councilor (2004–2007);
    • Mario C. Ortega^[61] – barangay captain of San Fernando, up to present;
    • Roberto C. Ortega^[61] – son of Francisco Sr;^[63] former councilor, Baguio City (1995–2001, 2013–2017);
      • Roberto Ortega Jr. – son of Robert, former councilor of Manila (1998–2007, 2010–2019)
    • Francisco C. Ortega Jr.^[61] – son of Francisco Sr;^[63] current councilor of San Fernando City, La Union (2001–2007);
    • Jose Maria C. Ortega^[61] – son of Francisco Sr;^[63] former Barangay chairman in Bauang, La Union; provincial board member of La Union (2004–2007);
    • Ramon C. Ortega^[61] – son of Francisco Sr;^[63] Executive assistant of the City Government of San Fernando up to present;
    • Mario Lacsamana – nephew of Manuel;^[63] councilor, San Fernando City, La Union (2001–2007)
    • Carlos N. Ortega – Solicitor General, Dipolog City Zamboanga del norte
    • Ma. Fe G. Ortega – Bangkal, Makati
  • Joaquina Ortega (not a politician); daughter of Juaquin, mother of Justo Jr.
    • Justo O. Orros, Jr. – cousin of Manuel;^[63] former governor of La Union (1992–2001) and ambassador to Mexico, grandson of Joaquin Ortega to Joaquina Ortega.
    • Jonathan Justo Orros^[61] – son of Justo Jr;^[64] former provincial board member of La Union (2001–2007).
    • John Orros – nephew of Manuel;^[63] councilor of San Fernando City (2001–2007).
  • Joaquin T. Kining Ortega – son of Jose (Pepe), son of Joaquin Ortega – vice mayor, mayor, provincial board member, Administrator and vice chairman of National Tobacco Administration, appointed presidential consultant on agriculture to President Fidel Ramos and died when he was going to assume the position.
    • Tomas Joaquin B. Ortega (TJ) – son of Joaquin "Kining" Ortega, Elected as municipal councilor of Bacnotan, La Union in 2013
    • Josemari B. Ortega (Joey) – municipal Council Secretary 2004–2007, San Fernando, La Union

• Manny Pacquiao: member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Sarangani's at-large congressional district (2010–2016), senator (2016–present)
  • Jinkee Pacquiao, wife of Manny: vice governor of Sarangani (2013–present)
• Bobby Pacquiao: member of the Philippine House of Representatives from OFW Family Club Partylist (2019–present); city councilor of General Santos City
  • Lorelie Pacquiao, wife of Bobby: chairman of Barangay Labangal, General Santos City
• Rogelio Pacquiao: member of the Philippine House of Representatives from Sarangani's at-large congressional district (2016–present)

• : incumbent and outgoing councilor, 2nd district of Pasay (1995?–2001?),2001–2006, 2007–2016
  • : former councilor (2001–2006, 2007–2010)
  • : incumbent and re-electionist councilor, 2nd District (2013–present)

• : former and incumbent mayor, Calatagan, Batangas (1998–2007) (2016–present)
  • : former mayor, Calatagan, Batangas (2007–2016)
  • : former mayor, Calatagan, Batangas (1995–1997), appointed OIC mayor (1986)
  • : incumbent councilor, Calatagan, Batangas (2016–present)
  • : former SKFP President, Calatagan, Batangas (2010–2013)
  • : former council member, Balayan, Batangas

• • Francisco Paguio (Spanish Era): first mayor of Pilar
  • Carlos Paguio-Pizarro Sr.: mayor of Pilar
  • Teddy Pizarro: mayor of Pilar (1979–1985)
  • Estrella Pizarro de Leon: mayor of Pilar (1985–2004)
  • Carlos Pizarro Jr.: mayor of Pilar (2004–2013) provincial administrator (2013–present)
  • Kaye Pizarro: Sanguniang Kabataan provincial president/board member (2010–2013)
  • Benjamin Paguio: vice mayor of Pilar (1985–2004), councilor (2004–2013)
  • Manuel Paguio: councilor (1985–2004) (2010–2013)
  • Juan Paguio: chairman Brgy. Sta. Rosa (1985–2004)
  • Pretimino B. Paguio Sr.: Brgy chairman Balut II (1986–1990)
  • Federico Paguio: councilor Las Piñas (2001–2004)
  • Pretimino Paguio Jr.: president, SK of Pilar (1986–1990) councilor (1986–1992)
  • Melchor Paguio: Brgy. chairman Balut II (1988–2004) councilor (2002–2004)
  • Alicia Pizarro: mayor (2013–present)
  • Oding Paguio: councilor (2001–2010) (2013–present)
  • Victor Pizarro: councilor (2007–present)
  • Joseph Paguio: councilor Balanga City (2010–present)
  • Ferdinand Pizarro Paguio: Brgy. chairman Bagumbayan Pilar (2010–present)
  • Enrico Paguio: Brgy. chairman Burgos (2007–present)

• Leopoldo Petilla Sr.: governor of Leyte (1992–1995)
  • Remedios Petilla: governor of Leyte (1995–2004), mayor of Palo, Leyte (2010–2019)
• Jericho Petilla: Secretary of Energy (2012–2015), governor of Leyte (2004–2012)
  • Frances Ann B. Petilla: mayor of Palo, Leyte (2019–present)
• Leopoldo Dominico Petilla: governor of Leyte (2013–present)

• Eladio Piccio Araneta: Passi, Iloílo auxiliary justice of the peace
• Edmundo S. Piccio: Court of Appeals associate justice (appointed 1958)
• Ernesto Piccio: Sagay councillor (1955–1958)
• Vicente Mondéjar Piccio: Belison, Antique mayor (2007–2009)
  • Vicente Hernández Piccio: Antique Provincial Board member
  • Vincent Bernard Hernández Piccio: Belison, Antique mayor
  • Christopher Hernández Piccio: Belison, Antique mayor

• Aquilino Pimentel, Jr.: 1971 Constitutional Convention delegate, mayor of Cagayan de Oro City (1980–1984), Mambabatas Pambansa (Assemblyman) from Cagayan de Oro City (1984–1986), senator of the Philippines (1987–1992, 1998–2010)
  • Aquilino Pimentel III: National Youth Commission Commissioner for Mindanao (1996–1998), senator of the Philippines (2011–present)

• Lilia Garcia Pineda: governor of Pampanga (2010–present), mayor of Lubao (1992–2004), former provincial board member
  • Dennis Garcia Pineda: vice-governor of Pampanga (2013–present), mayor of Lubao (2004–2010), former president of Pampanga's mayors League of the Philippines
  • Mylene Pineda Cayabyab: mayor of Lubao (2010–2019)
  • Yolanda Miranda Pineda: mayor of Santa Rita (2007–2016)

• Democrito Plaza:^[65] governor (1992–1995)
• Valentina Plaza:^[65] governor (1971–1988, 1998–2001)
  • Democrito Plaza II: Butuan mayor (1992–2001, 2004–2010)
  • Leonides Theresa Plaza: Butuan mayor (2001–2004)
  • Rodolfo Rodrigo Plaza:^[65] Agusan del Sur representative (2001–2010)
  • Adolph Edward Plaza:^[65] Agusan del Sur governor (2001–2007, 2010–present)
  • Ma. Valentina Plaza:^[65] Agusan del Sur governor (2007–2010)
  • Randolph Plaza: Butuan councillor
  • Derick Plaza: Butuan councillor
  • Charito "Ching" Plaza: Agusan del Norte representative

• Alfonso Ponce Enrile: Assemblyman, 1st District (1922–1925); patriarch
  • Juan Ponce Enrile: Senate President, senator, Minister of Defense (1972–1986), Secretary of Justice (1970–1972), Congressman of the 1st District (1992–1995) and Mambabatas Pambansa (1978–1986); son of Alfonso
    • Juan "Jack" Ponce Enrile, Jr.: Congressman, 1st District
    • Sally Ponce Enrile: Congresswoman, 1st District (2007–2010); wife of Juan, Jr.

• Ricardo C. Puno: Minister of Justice (1979–1984)
  • Ronaldo Puno: Interior Secretary (1999–2000, 2006–2010)
  • Roberto Puno: Antipolo representative (2007–2016, 2019–present)
  • Cristina Roa Puno: Antipolo representative (2016–2019)
• Rico J. Puno: Makati councillor (1998–2007, 2016–2018)
• Carlito Puno: Chair of Higher Education (2005–2007)
• Reynato Puno: Chief Justice (2006–2010)
• Rico E. Puno: Interior Undersecretary (2010–2012)

Don Fernando Agustín Velaz de Medrano Bracamonte y Dávila: Marquis of Tabuerniga, 14th Marquis of Cañete (GE), 6th Marquis of Fuente el Sol, 8th Marquis of Navamorcuende, 15th Lord of Montalbo, Knight of the Order of Malta^{[66][67][68][69]}

• • Fray Luciano Bracamonte: cura párroco of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1839-1842)
  • Fray Pedro Bracamonte: cura párroco of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1816-1839; 1842–1847)
    • Don Miguel Calumpang: cabeza de barangay of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (ca. 1840)
      • Don Martin Calumpang: cabeza de barangay of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (ca. 1860)
        • Felipe Calumpang: vice presidente municipal of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1916–1919; 1919–1922)
        • Antonino Calumpang: cabeza de barangay of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (ca. 1890)
          • Atty. Angel Calumpang: lawyer; juez de paz of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (ca. 1920); member of the Provincial Board of Negros Oriental (1925–1928; 1928–1931)
            • Atty. Fernando Calumpang: lawyer; vice mayor of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1956–1959)
          • Perfecto Calumpang: wartime mayor of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (ca. 1942)
            • Antonio Calumpang: municipal and city councilor of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1998–2001; 2001–2004)
          • Juanito Calumpang: academic supervisor of the Department of Public Instruction for Rizal (1923–1926) and Negros Oriental (1926–1940)
            • Antonino Calumpang: writer and cultural worker, first tourism and culture officer of Negros Oriental (ca. 1960–1980)
          • Concejo Calumpang-Martinez: wartime mayor of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (ca. 1942); wife of Jose P. Martinez, mayor of Dumaguete City (1931–1934)
        • Pedro Calumpang, married to Cipriana Real
          • Marcelino Calumpang, married to Florencia Lara
            • Atty. Teopisto Calumpang Sr.: lawyer; municipal and regional trial court judge (ca. 1970–1990)
              • Atty. Teopisto Calumpang Jr.: lawyer; city councilor of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (2010–2013; 2013–2016; 2016–2019)
      • Doña Tiburcia Calumpang de Banogon, married to Don Alfonso Banogon
        • Pio Calumpang Banogon: first presidente municipal of Jimalalud, Negros Oriental (1910–1912; 1912–1916); one of the founders of La Libertad, Negros Oriental who suggested its name, municipal councilor (1919–1922)
    • Don Luis Calumpang: cabeza de barangay of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (ca. 1840)
      • Doña Flora Calumpang, married to Don Bernardo Barot
        • Felix Calumpang Barot: first juez de paz of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1901–1920)
          • Atty. Manuel Barot Sr.: lawyer; justice of the peace of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1946–1956); married to Geronima Villegas, daughter of Atilano Villegas, governor of Negros Oriental (1925–1928; 1928–1931)
            • Felix V. Barot: city councilor of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (2001–2003)
      • Don Agapito Calumpang: cabeza de barangay of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1880–1900); first vice presidente municipal of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1901–1903)
      • Don Gonzalo Calumpang: vice presidente municipal of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1912–1916)
      • Doña Aleja Ines Calumpang, married to Don Jose Teves Muñoz*: gobernadorcillo of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1880-1895); capitan municipal of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1895–1900); first presidente municipal of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1901–1905)
        • Luis Calumpang Muñoz: vice presidente municipal of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1904–1909)
        • Josefa Calumpang Muñoz, married to Francisco Romero**: presidente municipal of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (1909–1912; 1912–1916); member of the Provincial Board of Negros Oriental (1916–1919; 1919–1922)
          • José E. Romero: member of the Provincial Board of Negros Oriental (1925–1928; 1928–1931); member of the Philippine Legislature for the second district of Negros Oriental (1931–1934; 1934–1935); delegate and majority floor leader to the 1934 Constitutional Convention; member of the National Assembly for the second district of Negros Oriental (1935–1938; 1938–1941); member of the 1st Congress of the Commonwealth of the Philippines for the second district of Negros Oriental (1945–1946); senator of the 1st Congress of the Philippines (1946); ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the Philippines to the Court of St. James's (1949–1953); secretary of the Department of Education (1959–1962)
            • José V. Romero Jr.: chairman of the Philippine Coconut Authority (1987–1989); undersecretary of the Department of Agriculture (1987–1989); ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the Philippines to Italy (1989–1991)
      • Doña Eustaquia Paula Calumpang, married to Don Jose Teves Muñoz (see above)*
        • Maria Candelaria Calumpang Muñoz, married to Francisco Romero (see above)**
          • Ramon Romero, married to Guadalupe Sarabia
            • George Romero: acting provincial governor of Negros Oriental (ca. 1980); married to Estela Macias, daughter of Lamberto L. Macias, representative of the second district of Negros Oriental (1953–1957; 1957–1961; 1961–1965; 1965–1969; 1969–1972)
            • Domingo Romero: barangay captain of Poblacion 5 and ex-officio member of the city council, Tanjay, Negros Oriental (2002–2007)
            • Rosemarie Romero, married to Renato Sibug
              • Brigido Romero Sibug: barangay councilor for Barangay San Lorenzo, Makati (2007–2010; 2010–2013)
              • Frederick Raymund Romero Sibug: barangay councilor for Barangay San Lorenzo, Makati (2013–2017; 2018–2020)
          • Adela Romero, married to Raymundo I. Villanueva, Esq., diplomat and chargé d'affaires of the Embassy of the Philippines in London (ca. 1950–1970)
            • Hector Romero Villanueva: Press Secretary to Fidel V. Ramos (1995–1998); Postmaster General of the Philippines, Philippine Postal Corporation (2007–2010)
          • Atty. Luis Miguel Romero, married to Rosita Robillos y Villacampa
            • Atty. Miguel Luis Romero: representative of the second district of Negros Oriental (1987–1992; 1992–1995; 1995–1998)
      • Don Bernardino Calumpang: cabeza de barangay and teniente mayor of Tanjay, Negros Oriental (ca. 1880–1890)
        • Andres Calumpang: writer, playwright, notary public
          • Alexander Calumpang: barangay captain of Poblacion 5, Tanjay, Negros Oriental (ca. 1970)

• Rogelio San Pedro; mayor of San Jose del Monte, 1988–1991
  • Reynaldo "Rey" San Pedro; mayor of San Jose del Monte, 2010–2016; son of Rogelio^[71]
  • Ricardo San Pedro; barangay captain, San Martin II, 2004–2013; son of Rogelio^[71]
  • Francisco San Pedro; second-cousin of Reynaldo^[71]
    • Thelma San Pedro; councilor, San Jose del Monte 2004–2013; wife of Francisco^[71]

• Juan Sumulong: senator (1925–1935)
  • Lorenzo Sumulong: son of Juan;^[75] representative, 2nd district, Rizal (1946–1949); senator (1954–1972)
    • Victor Sumulong: son of Lorenzo;^[75] representative, lone district, Antipolo (1998–2001); representative, 2nd district, Antipolo (2001–2007); mayor, Antipolo (2007–2009)
    • Lorenzo Juan Sumulong III: grandson of Lorenzo; councilor, 2nd district, Antipolo (2009–2010)
  • Francisco Sumulong: son of Juan;^[75] representative, 2nd district, Rizal (1957–1961; 1984–1986; 1987–1992)
    • Francisco Sumulong Jr.: son of Francisco; barangay captain, Dela Paz, Antipolo (2004–2007)
    • Cecilia Sumulong David: daughter of Francisco; deputy secretary general, House of Representatives^[76]
  • Emigdio Sumulong Tanjuatco, Jr.: grandson of Juan;^[76][77] representative, 2nd district, Rizal (1984–1986; 1987–1998)
    • Emigdio Tanjuatco III: son of Emigdio Jr.; provincial board member, 2nd provincial district, Rizal (2013 – )^[78]
  • Demetria Sumulong, daughter of Juan, was not a politician
    • María Corazón Sumulong Cojuangco: granddaughter of Juan; daughter of Jose Cojuangco (see Cojuangco Family (Tarlac)); married to Benigno Aquino (see Aquino family (Tarlac)); president of the Philippines

• Jose "Aping" Yap, Sr; mayor of Victoria, Tarlac, 1951–1955; congressman, second district of Tarlac; governor, Tarlac, 1998–2007
  • Victor Yap; governor, Tarlac, 2007–2016; mayor, Victoria, Tarlac, 1988–1998; son of Aping^[81]
  • Susan Yap-Sulit; congressman, second district of Tarlac; daughter of Aping^[81]
  • Jose Yap, Jr; mayor, San Jose, Tarlac; son of Aping; governor of Tarlac, 2016–present^[81]

• Casimiro Ynares Sr. – Binangonan mayor from 1952 to 1956. Father of Casimiro Jr., Cesar and Cecilio.
  • Casimiro "Ito" Ynares Jr. – governor of Rizal Province from 1992 to 2001 then from 2004 to 2007/ Also served as Binangonan mayor in 1971 and was unchallenged for 15 years because no elections were conducted after President Ferdinand Marcos declared Martial Law in 1972/ Served as the municipality's mayor once more in 1988. / Father of incumbent Rizal governor Casimiro Ynares III.
    • Rebecca "Nini" Alcantara-Ynares – Wife of Casimiro Ynares Jr. and was the first and only woman Rizal governor from 2001 to 2004 / Set to reclaim her former post as she vies for the gubernatorial race against independent candidates Ana Mariela Bush and Esteban Salonga in the 2013 elections.
    • Casimiro "Junjun" Ynares III – Son of former Rizal governors Casimiro "Ito" Ynares Jr. and Rebecca "Nini" Alcantara-Ynares/ On his third and last consecutive term as governor (2007–2013)/ Married to Andrea Bautista, sister of Senator Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jr whose family is also politically entrenched in Cavite province / Junjun is also running in Antipolo City's mayoral race against incumbent mayor Danilo Leyble in the 2013 elections.
  • Cecilio "Boyet" Ynares – another son of Casimiro Sr./ incumbent mayor of Binangonan, elected in 2007 elections/ Running for his third consecutive term.
  • Cesar M. Ynares – also a son of Casimiro Sr./ Won unopposed as Binangonan mayor for three consecutive elections – in 1998, 2001, and in 2004.