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List of female governors in the Philippines

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This is a list ofwomen who have beenelected,appointed or acceded asgovernor of provinces in the Philippines.

  Incumbent

Luzon

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Ilocos Region

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Carmen Crisologo[1]Ilocos Sur196419717 years
Elizabeth Marcos-Keon[2]Ilocos Norte30 December 197123 March 198311 years, 83 days
Anita Lorenzana[1]Ilocos Sur198719881 year
Imee Marcos[3]Ilocos Norte30 June 201030 June 20199 years, 0 days
Raphaelle Ortega-David[4]La Union30 June 202230 June 20253 years, 0 days
Cecilia Marcos[5]Ilocos Norte30 June 2025Incumbent149 days

Cagayan Valley

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Corazon Espino[6]Nueva Vizcaya19621962<1 year
Teresa Dupaya[7]Cagayan1964197915 years
19871987<1 year
Belen Calderon[6]Nueva Vizcaya19761976<1 year
19861987<1 year
Natalia Dumlao[6]Nueva Vizcaya19621962<1 year
Aurora Agan Barsana-AbadBatanes18 June 198630 November 19871 year, 165 days
Ruth Padilla[6]Nueva Vizcaya19871988<1 year
30 June 201330 June 20163 years, 0 days
Josie Castillo-Co[8]Quirino30 June 199830 June 20013 years, 0 days
Grace Padaca[9]Isabela30 June 200430 June 20106 years, 0 days
Luisa Lloren Cuaresma[6]Nueva Vizcaya30 June 200430 June 20139 years, 0 days
Marilou CaycoBatanes30 June 201630 June 20259 years, 0 days

Cordillera Administrative Region

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Maria Zita Claustro-ValeraAbra30 June 199830 June 20013 years, 0 days
Floydelia Diasen[10]Kalinga30 June 200730 June 20103 years, 0 days
Maria Jocelyn Bernos[11]Abra30 June 201630 June 20226 years, 0 days
Eleanor Bulut Begtang[12]Apayao30 June 201930 June 20223 years, 0 days

Central Luzon

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Juanita Nepomuceno[13]Pampanga11 April 197613 March 19803 years, 337 days
Eunice Guerrero-Cucueco[14]Aurora1 February 198817 February 19913 years, 16 days
Margarita Cojuangco[15]Tarlac30 June 199230 June 19986 years, 0 days
Josefina dela Cruz[16]Bulacan30 June 199830 June 20079 years, 0 days
Ramoncita Ong[17]Aurora30 June 200130 June 20043 years, 0 days
Bellaflor Angara-Castillo[18]Aurora30 June 200430 June 20139 years, 0 days
Lilia Pineda[19]Pampanga30 June 201030 June 20199 years, 0 days
30 June 2025Incumbent[20]149 days
Czarina Umali[21]Nueva Ecija30 June 201630 June 20193 years, 0 days
Susan Yap[22]Tarlac30 June 201630 June 20259 years, 0 days

Metro Manila

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Imelda MarcosMetro Manila27 February 197525 February 198610 years, 363 days

Calabarzon

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Teresita LazaroLaguna30 January 200130 June 20109 years, 151 days
Rebecca YnaresRizal30 June 200130 June 20043 years, 0 days
30 June 201330 June 20229 years, 0 days
Vilma Santos-RectoBatangas30 June 200730 June 20169 years, 0 days
30 June 2025Incumbent[23]149 days
Angelina TanQuezon30 June 2022Incumbent3 years, 149 days
Nina YnaresRizal30 June 2022Incumbent3 years, 149 days
Athena Tolentino[24]Cavite8 October 202430 June 2025265 days
Sol Aragones[25]Laguna30 June 2025Incumbent149 days

Mimaropa

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Josephine SatoOccidental Mindoro30 June 199230 June 20019 years, 0 days
30 June 200430 June 20139 years, 0 days
Carmencita Reyes[26]Marinduque30 June 199830 June 20079 years, 0 days
30 June 20107 January 20198 years, 191 days
Amy Alvarez[27]Palawan30 June 2025Incumbent149 days
Trina Firmalo-Fabic[28]Romblon30 June 2025Incumbent149 days

Bicol Region

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Paz Cea de CondeCamarines Sur19381938<1 year
Rosalie Alberto-Estacio[29]Catanduanes30 June 199230 June 19953 years, 0 days
Elisa Olga Kho[30]Masbate30 June 200730 June 20103 years, 0 days
Sally Ante LeeSorsogon30 June 200730 June 20103 years, 0 days
Rizalina Seachon-Lanete[30]Masbate30 June 201025 February 20154 years, 240 days
Araceli WongCatanduanes30 June 201330 June 20163 years, 0 days
Baby Glenda Bongao[31]Albay18 October 202430 June 2025255 days

Visayas

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Western Visayas

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Encarnacion FornierAntique196319674 years
Corazon Legaspi-CabagnotAklan1 February 198830 June 19957 years, 149 days
Emily LopezGuimaras30 June 199230 June 19953 years, 0 days
Salvacion Z. PerezAntique30 June 200130 June 20109 years, 0 days
Rhodora CadiaoAntique30 June 201630 June 20259 years, 0 days
Lucille Nava[32]Guimaras30 June 2025Incumbent149 days

Central Visayas

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Gwendolyn GarciaCebu30 June 200419 December 20128 years, 172 days
30 June 201930 June 20256 years, 0 days
Agnes MagpaleCebu19 December 201230 June 2013193 days
Tita Baja[33]Bohol17 July 202431 July 202414 days
Pamela Baricuatro[34]Cebu30 June 2025Incumbent149 days

Eastern Visayas

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Maria Salud Vivero-ParrenoLeyte194619482 years
Irene BaliteNorthern Samar30 December 196730 December 19714 years, 0 days
Salvacion YñiguezSouthern Leyte1 January 196815 March 198618 years, 73 days
Remedios PetillaLeyte30 June 199530 June 20049 years, 0 days
Madeleine OngNorthern Samar30 June 199830 June 20013 years, 0 days
Rosette LeriasSouthern Leyte30 June 199830 June 20079 years, 0 days
Clotilde Hilaria Japzon-SalazarEastern Samar30 June 200130 June 20043 years, 0 days
Milagrosa Tan[35]Samar30 June 200130 June 20109 years, 0 days
Sharee Ann TanSamar30 June 201030 June 20199 years, 0 days
30 June 2022Incumbent3 years, 149 days
Maria Mimietta BagulayaLeyte4 November 201230 June 2013238 days

Mindanao

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Zamboanga Peninsula

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Guadalupe AdazaZamboanga del Norte19551955<1 year
195919634 years
Aurora Cerilles[36]Zamboanga del Sur30 June 200130 June 20109 years, 0 days
Rosalina JalosjosZamboanga del Norte30 June 202230 June 20253 years, 0 days
Dulce Ann HoferZamboanga Sibugay30 June 2022Incumbent3 years, 149 days
Divina Grace Yu[37]Zamboanga del Sur30 June 2025Incumbent149 days

Northern Mindanao

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Ruth de Lara-GuingonaMisamis Oriental19981998<1 year
Imelda Dimaporo[38]Lanao del Norte30 June 199830 June 20079 years, 0 days
30 June 201630 June 20259 years, 0 days
Herminia Ramiro[39]Misamis Occidental30 June 201030 June 20199 years, 0 days
Maria Luisa Romualdo[40]Camiguin30 June 201630 June 20193 years, 0 days
Juliette Uy[41]Misamis Oriental30 June 2025Incumbent149 days

Davao Region

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Josefina Sibala[42]Davao OrientalApril 1987November 19877 months
12 August 199230 June 1992323 days
Cecilia de la Paz[43]Davao del Norte4 January 19883 February 198830 days
Rosalind Lopez[42]Davao Oriental30 June 199230 June 20019 years, 0 days
Luz SarmientoCompostela Valley27 March 199830 June 199895 days
Maria Elena Palma Gil[42]Davao Oriental30 June 200130 June 20076 years, 0 days
Corazon Malanyaon[44]Davao Oriental30 June 200730 June 20169 years, 0 days
30 June 202229 June 2023364 days
Dorothy Gonzaga[45]Davao de Oro30 June 202230 June 20253 years, 0 days
Yvone Roña Cagas[46]Davao del Sur30 June 2022Incumbent3 years, 149 days

Soccsksargen

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Rosario Diaz[47]Cotabato19861987<1 year
2 February 198827 March 199810 years, 53 days
Priscilla Chiongbian[48]Sarangani30 June 199230 June 20019 years, 0 days
Rosila JamisonSultan Kudarat26 March 199830 June 199896 days
Agnes AmadorCotabato27 March 199830 June 199895 days
Daisy Avance Fuentes[49]South Cotabato30 June 200130 June 20109 years, 0 days
30 June 201330 June 20196 years, 0 days
Emmylou Taliño-Mendoza[47]Cotabato30 June 201030 June 20199 years, 0 days
30 June 2022Incumbent3 years, 149 days
Nancy Catamco[50]Cotabato30 June 201930 June 20223 years, 0 days

Caraga

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
Adela Serra-Ty[51]Surigao del Sur
Consuelo Calo[52]Agusan196617 June 1967<1 year
Agusan del Norte17 June 196715 March 198618 years, 271 days
Salvacion Cejoco[53]Surigao del Sur1 February 198830 June 19924 years, 150 days
Angelica Amante[52]Agusan del Norte30 June 199530 June 20049 years, 0 days
30 June 201330 June 20196 years, 0 days
30 June 2022Incumbent3 years, 149 days
Valentina Plaza[54]Agusan del Sur30 June 199830 June 20013 years, 0 days
Maria Valentina Plaza[54]Agusan del Sur30 June 200730 June 20103 years, 0 days
Geraldine Ecleo-VillaromanDinagat Islands30 June 200730 June 20103 years, 0 days
Glenda Ecleo[55]Dinagat Islands30 June 201030 June 20199 years, 0 days
Sol Matugas[56]Surigao del Norte30 June 201030 June 20199 years, 0 days
Kaka Bag-ao[57]Dinagat Islands30 June 201930 June 20223 years, 0 days

Bangsamoro

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NamePortraitProvinceMandate startMandate
end		Term length
PrincessTarhata Alonto-Lucman[58]Lanao del Sur197119754 years
Jum Jainudin Akbar[59]Basilan30 June 200730 June 20169 years, 0 days
Bai Nariman Ambolodto[60]MaguindanaoNovember 200930 June 2010<1 year
Soraya Bedjora Adiong[61]Lanao del Sur30 June 201630 June 20193 years, 0 days
BaiMariam Mangudadatu[62]Maguindanao30 June 201913 October 20223 years, 105 days
Maguindanao del Sur13 October 202230 June 20253 years, 0 days
BaiAinee Sinsuat[63]Maguindanao del Norte13 October 20225 April 2023174 days

See also

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