Governor of Sorsogon

Local chief executive

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Governor of Sorsogon

Gobernador ng Lalawigan ng Sorsogon

Incumbent
Jose Edwin B. Hamor

since June 30, 2022

Style| The Honorable
Term length| 3 years
Inaugural holder| Jose de la Guardia
Formation| 1894

The governor of Sorsogon is the local chief executive of the province of Sorsogon, Philippines. Like all local government heads in the Philippines, the governor is elected via popular vote, and may not be elected for a fourth consecutive term (although the former governor may return to office after an interval of one term). In case of death, resignation or incapacity, the vice governor becomes the governor.

## List of governors

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№  | Name  | Portrait  | Term Began  | Term Ended  | Ref.

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1 | John Dellosa |  | 1894  | 1895  |
2 | Guillermo Montes Salienda Salazar |  | 1895  | 1896  |
3 | Marquez de la Vastida |  | 1897  | 1898  |
4 | Leandro Villamil |  | 1898  | 1899  |
5 | Celestino Mercader |  | 1900  | 1901  |
6 | Dr. Bernardino Monreal M.D. |  | 1902  | 1908  |
7 | Mario Guariña |  | 1908  | 1912  |
8 | Victor Eco |  | 1913  | 1916  |
9 | Jose Zurbito
(Jose Zurbito y Cervantes) |  | 1917  | 1919  |
10 | Jose Figueroa
(Jose Figueroa y Tormo) |  | 1920  | 1922  |
11 | Bernabe F. Palma
(Bernabe Flores Palma) |  | 1923  | 1925  |
12 | Pelagio Guamil |  | 1926  | 1928  |
13 | Juan S. Reyes |  | 1929  | 1931  |
14 | Silverio Garcia M.D. |  | 1931  | 1934  |
15 | Teodisio R. Diño |  | 1935  | 1941  |
16 | Teodoro De Vera |  | 1941  | 1942  |
(14) | Silverio Garcia M.D. |  | 1942  | 1944  |
17 | Vicente L. Peralta |  | 1945  | 1945  |
18 | Salvador C. Escudero Sr.
(Salvador Casals Escudero) |  | 1946  | 1955  |
19 | Juan G. Frivaldo
(Juan Gallanosa Frivaldo) |  | 1955  | 1967  |
20 | Augusto Ortiz |  | 1967  | 1971  | [1]
(19) | Juan G. Frivaldo
(Juan Gallanosa Frivaldo) |  | 1971  | 1978  |
21 | Raul R. Lee
(Raul Rodrigueza Lee) |  | 1978  | 1986  |
(19) | Juan G. Frivaldo
(Juan Gallanosa Frivaldo) |  | 1986  | 1995  |
(21) | Raul R. Lee
(Raul Rodrigueza Lee) |  | 1995  | 1996  |
(19) | Juan G. Frivaldo
(Juan Gallanosa Frivaldo) |  | 1996  | 1998  |
(21) | Raul R. Lee
(Raul Rodrigueza Lee) |  | 1998  | 2007  |
22 | Sally Ante Lee
(Sally Velasquez Ante-Lee) |  | 2007  | 2010  |
(21) | Raul R. Lee
(Raul Rodrigueza Lee) |  | 2010  | 2016  |
23 | Robert "Bobet" Lee Rodrigueza
(Robert Ante Lee Rodrigueza) |  | 2016  | 2019  |
24 | Francis "Chiz" Escudero
(Francis Joseph Guevarra Escudero) |  | 2019  | 2022  | [2]
25 | Jose Edwin Hamor
(Jose Edwin Brondial Hamor) |  | 2022  | Incumbent
Term expires 30 June 2025 | [3]

## References

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1. ^ Destura, Jose D. (December 23, 1967). "Elected Officials Proclaimed". The Bicol Star. Sorsogon, Sorsogon. p. 5\. "Augusto Ortiz and Absalon Golpeo were proclaimed governor and vice governorelect [sic], respectively of Sorsogon by Fiscal Abelardo Borce, chairman of the Provincial Board of Canvassers."
2. ^ "Escudero wins as Sorsogon governor; Legarda as Antique congresswoman". Rappler. 14 May 2019. Retrieved 5 August 2022.
3. ^ Barcia, Rhaydz (14 May 2022). "Political dynasties dominate Bicol's 2022 local polls". Rappler. Retrieved 5 August 2022. "In Sorsogon province, Casiguran town Mayor Boboy Hamor was elected governor while his wife Ester, was reelected mayor of Sorsogon City for the second term."

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