List of current Philippine governors
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{{short description|List of all the governors of the Philippines}}
{{Use Philippine English|date=December 2022}}
{{Use mdy dates|date=July 2019}}
File:Current Philippine Provincial Governors Map.svg
The Philippines has 82 provinces. Each province has a governor who serves as the chief executive of its government.{{Cite web |title=Local Government Code - Book 3 Local Government Units |url=https://www.dilg.gov.ph/PDF_File/reports_resources/dilg-reports-resources-2016120_5e0bb28e41.pdf |website=Department of the Interior and Local Government}} The governor is elected by the voters in the province for a three-year term with a maximum of three consecutive terms.{{Cite web |title=Local Government Code - Book 1 General Provisions |url=https://www.dilg.gov.ph/PDF_File/reports_resources/dilg-reports-resources-2016120_fce005a61a.pdf |website=Department of the Interior and Local Government}} To run for governor, a candidate must be a Philippine citizen, a registered voter in the province, a resident of the province for at least one year before the election, able to read or write Filipino or any other local language or dialect and at least 23 years old on election day.
The current gubernatorial term is from June 30, 2025 until June 30, 2028.
Governors
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| width="150px" |Province
! Image ! width="200px" |Governor ! colspan="2" |Political party ! Term ! width="150px" |Assumed office ! {{Abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)}} |
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| 80x80px Abra (list) | {{Sortname|Takit|Bersamin}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
Agusan del Norte (list) | {{Sortname|Angelica|Amante}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Demokratiko Pilipino}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Agusan del Sur (list) | {{Sortname|Santiago|Cane Jr.}} | {{party name with colour|National Unity Party (Philippines)}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Aklan (list) | {{Sortname|Jose Enrique|Miraflores}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Albay (list) | {{Sortname|Noel|Rosal}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Demokratiko Pilipino}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Antique (list) |{{Sortname|Paolo|Javier|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Aksyon Demokratiko}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Apayao (list) |File:HoR_Official_Portrait_(18th_Congress)_-_Elias_Bulut_Jr.jpg |{{Sortname|Elias|Bulut Jr.}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
Aurora (list) |{{Sortname|Reynante|Tolentino}} | {{party name with colour|Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Basilan (list) |{{Sortname|Mujiv|Hataman}} | {{party name with colour|Basilan Unity Party}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Bataan (list) |File:Joet_Garcia_(18th_Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Joet|Garcia}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Batanes (list) |{{Sortname|Jun|Aguto|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Batangas (list) |{{Sortname|Vilma|Santos}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Benguet (list) |File:Governor_Melchor_Diclas_-_Adivay_Festival_2022.jpg |{{Sortname|Melchor|Diclas}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Biliran (list) |File:HoR Official Portrait Rogelio Espina.jpg |{{Sortname|Rogelio|Espina}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Bohol (list) |File:Erico_Aristotle_Aumentado_(18th_Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Aris|Aumentado}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}}{{Efn|Aris Aumentado was suspended from May 28 to July 31, 2024.}} |
| 80x80px Bukidnon (list) |File:Rep._Rogelio_Neil_Roque_(18th_Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Rogelio Neil|Roque}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Bulacan (list) |File:Daniel_Fernando_@_the_Opening_of_the_Malolos_Congress_124th_Commemoration_2022_(cropped).jpg |{{Sortname|Daniel|Fernando}} | {{party name with colour|National Unity Party (Philippines)}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Cagayan (list) |{{Sortname|Edgar|Aglipay}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| rowspan="2" | 80x80px Camarines Norte (list) |File:Camarines_Norte_Governor_Ricarte_Padilla.jpg |{{Sortname|Ricarte|Padilla}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |{{Cite web |title=PROVINCE OF CAMARINES NORTE |url=https://lgu201.dilg.gov.ph/view.php?r=05&p=016&m= |website=DILG LGU Profile CMS}}{{Cite web |last=Abordo |first=Vincent John |date=June 30, 2025 |title=Camarines Norte governor suspended for 1.5 years |url=https://www.gmanetwork.com/regionaltv/news/108876/camarines-norte-governor-suspended-for-15-years/story/ |website=GMA Network}} |
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|{{Sortname|Dennis|Riel|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |– |{{dts|2025|7|1}} | |
Camarines Sur (list) |File:HoR Official Portrait Luis Raymund Villafuerte Jr.jpg |{{Sortname|Luis Raymund|Villafuerte}} | {{party name with colour|National Unity Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Camiguin (list) |File:Rep._Xavier_Jesus_Romualdo_(18th_Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Xavier Jesus|Romualdo|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Capiz (list) |{{Sortname|Fredenil|Castro}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Catanduanes (list) |{{Sortname|Patrick|Azanza|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Independent}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Cavite (list) |{{Sortname|Abeng|Remulla}} | {{party name with colour|National Unity Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Cebu (list) |{{Sortname|Pamela|Baricuatro}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
Cotabato (list) |{{Sortname|Emmylou|Mendoza}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Davao de Oro (list) |{{Sortname|Raul|Mabanglo|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
Davao del Norte (list) |File:LPP_3rd_General_Assembly_(GA)_coa_Jubahib_(cropped).jpg |{{Sortname|Edwin|Jubahib}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2019|6|30}}{{Efn|Edwin Jubahib was suspended from April 8 to July 8, 2024.}} |
Davao del Sur (list) |{{Sortname|Yvonne|Roña Cagas|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
Davao Occidental (list) |{{Sortname|Franklin|Bautista}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Davao Oriental (list) |{{Sortname|Nelson|Dayanghirang}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
Dinagat Islands (list) |File:Dinagat_Islands_Governor_Nilo_Demerey_Jr.jpg |{{Sortname|Nilo|Demerey Jr.}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Eastern Samar (list) |{{Sortname|RV|Evardone}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Guimaras (list) |{{Sortname|Lucille|Nava}} | {{party name with colour|National Unity Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Ifugao (list) |{{Sortname|Jerry|Dalipog}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Ilocos Norte (list) | align="center" |133x133px |{{Sortname|Cecilia|Marcos|Cecilia Marcos (politician)}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Ilocos Sur (list) |File:Governor-elect_Jeremias_Singson_holding_the_key_of_the_province_of_Ilocos_Sur.jpg |{{Sortname|Jerry|Singson}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Iloilo (list) |File:HoR_Official_Portrait_of_Arthur_Defensor,_Jr.jpg |{{Sortname|Arthur|Defensor Jr.}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Isabela (list) |File:HoR Official Portrait - Rodolfo Albano III.jpg |{{Sortname|Rodolfo|Albano III}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Kalinga (list) |{{Sortname|James|Edduba}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px La Union (list) |File:Vice_Governor_Mario_Eduardo_Ortega.jpg |{{Sortname|Mario Eduardo|Ortega}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Laguna (list) |File:HoR Official Portrait Sol Aragones.jpg |{{Sortname|Sol|Aragones}} | {{party name with colour|Akay National Political Party}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Lanao del Norte (list) |File:Rep. Mohamad Khalid Dimaporo (19th Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Mohamad Khalid|Dimaporo|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Lanao del Sur (list) |{{Sortname|Mamintal|Adiong Jr.}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Leyte (list) |File:Jericho_Petilla_Profile_Picture.jpg |{{Sortname|Jericho|Petilla}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Maguindanao del Norte (list) |{{Sortname|Tucao|Mastura}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Maguindanao del Sur (list) | |{{Sortname|Ali|Midtimbang|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
Marinduque (list) | |{{Sortname|Mel|Go|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Demokratiko Pilipino}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Masbate (list) |{{Sortname|Richard|Kho|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Misamis Occidental (list) |{{Sortname|Henry|Oaminal}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Misamis Oriental (list) |{{Sortname|Juliette|Uy}} | {{party name with colour|National Unity Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Mountain Province (list) |{{Sortname|Bonifacio|Lacwasan}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2016|4|5}}{{Efn|Bonifacio Lacwasan assumed office in an acting capacity on April 5, 2016, after Leonard Mayaen died. He assumed office in full capacity on June 30, 2019.}} |
| 80x80px Negros Occidental (list) |{{Sortname|Bong|Lacson}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Negros Oriental (list) |File:Manuel_Sagarbarria_2023_oathtaking_(cropped).jpg |{{Sortname|Chaco|Sagarbarria}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2023|5|31}}{{Efn|Chaco Sagarbarria assumed office on May 31, 2023, after Guido Reyes died.}} |
| 80x80px Northern Samar (list) |File:Rep. Harris Ongchuan (19th Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Harris|Ongchuan|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|National Unity Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Nueva Ecija (list) |File:Nueva_Ecija_Governor_Aurelio_Umali_(cropped)_(2).jpg |{{Sortname|Aurelio|Umali}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Nueva Vizcaya (list) |{{Sortname|Jose|Gambito}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2023|5|5}}{{Efn|Jose Gambito assumed office on May 5, 2023, after Carlos Padilla died.}} |
| 80x80px Occidental Mindoro (list) |{{Sortname|Eduardo|Gadiano}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Oriental Mindoro (list) |File:Humerlito_A._Dolor_LPP.jpg |{{Sortname|Humerlito|Dolor}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Demokratiko Pilipino}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Palawan (list) |{{Sortname|Amy|Alvarez|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partidong Pagbabago ng Palawan}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Pangasinan (list) |File:Ramon Guico III - 18th Congress.jpg |{{Sortname|Ramon|Guico III}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Pampanga (list) |{{Sortname|Lilia|Pineda}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Quezon (list) |File:Angelina Tan, Governor of Quezon (cropped).png |{{Sortname|Angelina|Tan}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Quirino (list) |File:Governor Cua LPP Official Portrait.jpg |{{Sortname|Dakila|Cua}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Rizal (list) |{{Sortname|Nina|Ynares}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Romblon (list) |{{Sortname|Trina|Firmalo-Fabic|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Liberal Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Samar (list) |File:HoR_Official_Portrait_(18th_Congress)_-_Sharee_Ann_Tan.jpg |{{Sortname|Sharee Ann|Tan}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Sarangani (list) |{{Sortname|Rogelio|Pacquiao|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Siquijor (list) |File:Rep._Jake_Vincent_Villa_(18th_Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Jake Vincent|Villa|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Sorsogon (list) |{{Sortname|Jose Edwin|Hamor}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px South Cotabato (list) |{{Sortname|Reynaldo|Tamayo Jr.}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Southern Leyte (list) |File:HoR_Official_Portrait_of_Damian_Mercado.jpg |{{Sortname|Damian|Mercado}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2018|10|31}}{{Efn|Damian Mercado was reinstated on October 31, 2018, after being dismissed on August 10, 2017. Prior to his dismissal, Mercado assumed office on June 30, 2016.}} |
| 80x80px Sultan Kudarat (list) |{{Sortname|Pax Ali|Mangudadatu}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Sulu (list) |{{Sortname|Abdusakur|Tan II|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Surigao del Norte (list) |{{Sortname|Robert Lyndon|Barbers|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
Surigao del Sur (list) |File:Rep. Johnny Pimentel (19th Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Johnny|Pimentel}} | {{party name with colour|National Unity Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Tarlac (list) |{{Sortname|Christian|Yap|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Sama Sama Tarlac}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Tawi-Tawi (list) |{{Sortname|Yshmael|Sali}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Demokratiko Pilipino}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Zambales (list) |File:Governor_Hermogenes_Ebdane_@_2023_State_of_the_Province_Address_(cropped).jpg |{{Sortname|Hermogenes|Ebdane}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Zamboanga del Norte (list) |{{Sortname|Darel|Uy}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Zamboanga del Sur (list) |File:Rep. Divina Grace Yu (19th Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Divina Grace|Yu}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Zamboanga Sibugay (list) |{{Sortname|Dulce Ann|Hofer}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
Independent city or municipality mayors
Cities in the Philippines that are classified as highly urbanized cities or independent component cities are independent from the provinces. Each highly urbanized or independent component city has a mayor who is the chief executive of the city government. The mayor is elected by the voters in the province for a three-year term with a maximum of three consecutive terms. To run for mayor of a highly urbanized or an independent component city, a candidate must be a Philippine citizen, a registered voter in the city, a resident of the city for at least one year before the election, able to read or write Filipino or any other local language or dialect and at least 23 years old in a highly urbanized city or 21 years old in an independent component city on election day.
One municipality in the Philippines is independent from the provinces. A municipality has a mayor who is the chief executive of the municipal government. The election and qualifications of the mayor of a municipality is the same as that of a mayor of an independent component city.
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| width="150px" |Independent city or municipality
! Image ! width="200px" |Mayor ! colspan="2" |Political party ! Term ! width="150px" |Assumed office ! {{Abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)}} |
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| 80x80px Angeles City (list) |{{Sortname|Carmelo|Lazatin II}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Bacolod (list) |{{Sortname|Greg|Gasataya}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
Baguio (list) |{{Sortname|Benjamin|Magalong}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
Butuan (list) |{{Sortname|Lawrence|Fortun}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Cagayan de Oro (list) |{{Sortname|Rolando|Uy}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Caloocan (list) |{{Sortname|Along|Malapitan}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Cebu City (list) |{{Sortname|Nestor|Archival}} | {{party name with colour|Liberal Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 74x74px Cotabato City |{{Sortname|Mohammad Ali|Matabalao|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|United Bangsamoro Justice Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} | |
Dagupan |{{Sortname|Belen|Fernandez|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| rowspan="2" |80x80px Davao City (list) |{{Sortname|Rodrigo|Duterte}} | {{party name with colour|Hugpong sa Tawong Lungsod}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 133x133px
|{{Sortname|Sebastian|Duterte}} | {{party name with colour|Hugpong sa Tawong Lungsod}} |– |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px General Santos (list) |{{Sortname|Lorelie|Pacquiao|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|People's Champ Movement}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Iligan |{{Sortname|Frederick|Siao|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Iloilo City (list) |{{Sortname|Raisa|Treñas}} | {{party name with colour|National Unity Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Lapu-Lapu City |{{Sortname|Cynthia|Chan}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Las Piñas (list) |{{Sortname|April|Aguilar|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Lucena (list) |{{Sortname|Mark|Alcala|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Stand Up Quezon}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Makati (list) |{{Sortname|Nancy|Binay}} | {{party name with colour|United Nationalist Alliance}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Malabon (list) |{{Sortname|Jeannie|Sandoval}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Mandaluyong (list) |{{Sortname|Carmelita|Abalos}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
Mandaue (list) |{{Sortname|Jonkie|Ouano|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| 80x80px Manila (list) |File:IskoMorenoOfficialPortrait2025 (cropped).jpg |{{Sortname|Isko|Moreno}} | {{party name with colour|Aksyon Demokratiko}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
| Marikina (list) |File:Rep. Marjorie Ann Teodoro (19th Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Maan|Teodoro}} | {{party name with colour|National Unity Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
80x80px Muntinlupa (list) |File:Biazon-congressphoto.jpg |{{Sortname|Ruffy|Biazon}} | {{party name with colour|One Muntinlupa}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Naga |File:VP Leni Robredo official portrait (cropped).jpg |{{Sortname|Leni|Robredo}} | {{party name with colour|Liberal Party (Philippines)}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
Navotas (list) |File:HoR Official Portrait John Reynald Tiangco.jpg |{{Sortname|John Rey|Tiangco}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Navoteño}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
Olongapo |{{Sortname|Rolen|Paulino Jr.|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Ormoc |File:Chairperson Rep. Lucy Torres-Gomez (cropped).jpg |{{Sortname|Lucy|Torres-Gomez}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
Parañaque (list) |File:Rep. Edwin Olivarez (19th Congress).jpg |{{Sortname|Edwin|Olivarez}} | {{party name with colour|Lakas–CMD}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
Pasay (list) |File:Mayor Imelda “Emi” Calixto-Rubiano profile (cropped).jpg |{{Sortname|Emi|Rubiano}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Pasig (list) |File:Vico Sotto Portrait 2020.jpg |{{Sortname|Vico|Sotto}} | {{party name with colour|Independent}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Pateros (list) |{{Sortname|Gerald|German|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2016|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Puerto Princesa |{{Sortname|Lucilo|Bayron|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2017|6|22}}{{Efn|Lucilo Bayron was reinstated on June 22, 2017, after being dismissed on February 10, 2017. Prior to his dismissal, Bayron assumed office on June 30, 2013.}} |
| 80x80px Quezon City (list) |{{Sortname|Joy|Belmonte}} | {{party name with colour|Serbisyo sa Bayan Party}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px San Juan (list) |{{Sortname|Francis|Zamora}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
Santiago |{{Sortname|Alyssa Sheena|Dy|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Tacloban (list) |{{Sortname|Alfred|Romualdez|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |3 |{{dts|2019|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Taguig (list) |{{Sortname|Lani|Cayetano}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Valenzuela (list) |{{Sortname|Wes|Gatchalian}} | {{party name with colour|Nationalist People's Coalition}} |2 |{{dts|2022|6|30}} |
| 80x80px Zamboanga City (list) |{{Sortname|Khymer Adan|Olaso|nolink=1}} | {{party name with colour|Nacionalista Party}} |1 |{{dts|2025|6|30}} | |
Bangsamoro
The Bangsamoro has a wa'lī as its ceremonial head and a chief minister as the head of the regional government.
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| width="150px" |Position
!Image ! width="200px" |Name ! colspan="2" |Political party ! width="150px" |Assumed office |
|---|
| Wa'lī
|{{Sortname|Muslim|Guiamaden}} | {{party name with colour|Independent}} |{{dts|2024|5|13}} |
| Chief Minister
|{{Sortname|Abdulraof|Macacua}} |{{party name with color|Partido Federal ng Pilipinas}} |{{dts|2025|3|12}} |
Notes
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References
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See also
- List of female governors in the Philippines
- List of current Philippine vice governors
- Governor of Metro Manila, defunct position
- Politics of the Philippines
- Governor-General of the Philippines
- Governor of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, head of the defunct Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.
- Chief Minister of Bangsamoro
{{Current Philippine Governors}}