Governor of Nueva Vizcaya

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Provincial Governor of Nueva Vizcaya
Incumbent
Jose Gambito
since May 5, 2023
AppointerBy Succession due to the death of Carlos M. Padilla
Term length 3 years
Inaugural holderTomas Maddela Sr. (Civil Governor)
Formation1841 (Spanish era), 1917 (American era)
Website https://nuevavizcaya.gov.ph/executive-branch/

The governor of Nueva Vizcaya (Filipino : Punong Panlalawigan ng Nueva Vizcaya), is the chief executive of the provincial government of Nueva Vizcaya.

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Provincial Governors (1917-present)

There have been 20 governors of Nueva Vizcaya since its reorganization in 1917. [1]

GovernorTerm
1Pedro Menchaca (First Spanish Governor)1841
2Tomas P. Maddela Sr. (First Filipino Governor)1917-1918
3 Lope K. Santos 1918-1920
4Domingo Maddela1920-1925
5Alfonso Castañeda1925-1928
6Juan A. Manzano1928-1931
7Leon Cabarroguis1931-1937
(2)Tomas P. Maddela Sr.1938-1940
8Demetrio Quirino Sr.1940-1945
9Martin Lopez1945-1946
10Jose A. Madarang1946-1948
11Manolo Maddela1949-1951
(10)Jose A. Madarang1952-1955
12Jose G. Espino1955-1962
13Corazon M. Espino1962
14Patricio G. Dumlao Sr.1963-1976
15Belen F. Calderon1976
16Osias D. Cadiente1976-1980
17Natalia F. Dumlao1980-1986
(15)Belen F. Calderon1986-1987
18Ruth R. Padilla1987-1988
(14)Patricio G. Dumlao Sr.1988-1992
19Rodolfo Q. Agbayani1992-2004
20 Luisa Lloren Cuaresma 2004-2013
(18)Ruth R. Padilla2013-2016
21 Carlos M. Padilla 2016-2023 [2]
22 Jose Gambito 2023-present

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References

  1. "Historical Background". Province of Nueva Vizcaya. Retrieved August 30, 2022.
  2. "Nueva Vizcaya Gov. Carlos Padilla; 78". Philippine Daily Inquirer . May 5, 2023.