Spouses who swapped Batangas City’s two top seats in 2025: Beverley Dimacuha, mayor 2016–2025, went to the House, and Marvey Mariño, the city’s representative 2016–2025, became mayor. Her father, mother and brother held the mayoralty from 1988, and another brother is the mayor’s secretary.
6 documented relatives · 3 currently in public office · 7 documented relationships · Province of Batangas
In Batangas the family currently holds office through Mario Vittorio “Marvey” Mariño (Batangas City mayor (since 2025) · former 5th-district representative (2016–2025)) and Beverley Rose Dimacuha (Batangas 5th-district representative (since 2025) · former Batangas City mayor (2016–2025)).
Re-checked 17 September 2026. Batangas City is the whole 5th district, so the couple have held both the mayoralty and the House seat since 2016. The mayoralty ran Eduardo (1988–1998), his son Angelito “Dondon” (1998–2001), Eduardo (2001–2010), his wife Vilma (2010–2013), Eduardo (2013–2016), his daughter Beverley (2016–2025) and her husband (since 2025). Mariño was a city councilor from 2007 and a provincial board member by 2015 before entering the House. Vilma is Eduardo’s wife and the obituaries list Reginald, Dondon and Beverley as his children; Beverley has called Vilma her mother, but no reachable source says so of Dondon or Reginald, so those two mother links are not drawn. Eduardo died on 4 April 2021, aged 78. Not linked for want of a stated relationship: Councilor Ailin Grace O. Dimacuha (elected 2025) and former Councilor Nestor “Boy” E. Dimacuha, now an executive assistant to the mayor; the Berberabes, whose surname is Eduardo’s middle name; and Vice Mayor Alyssa Renee Cruz-Atienza, whose middle name, Abaya, is Vilma’s maiden name. Eduardo’s brother Ruben, a businessman, held no office. A 2012 plunder complaint against Vilma was dismissed; vote-buying disqualification complaints against Mariño (2016) and against both spouses (2022) are allegations with no recorded outcome; Eduardo denied a 2013 threat claim by the slain journalist Mei Magsino.
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CollantesTanauan’s mayor is the father of the 3rd-district representative, who succeeded his mother.
Ermita–BuhainBalayan’s mayor and a former district representative are daughters of former Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita.
Reyes–LuistroThe Batangas 2nd-district representative and Mabini mayor are spouses.
BoliliaCaloy Bolilia succeeded his wife Lianda in the 4th-district House seat.
GardiolaThree siblings hold a party-list seat and the mayoralty and vice mayoralty of Mataasnakahoy. The extended family view also includes Edwin’s brother Alberto Elmer.
Rivera · Padre GarciaPadre Garcia’s mayor and vice mayor are mother and son; the father previously served as mayor and party-list representative.
Dolor · BauanBauan’s mayor followed her husband; his father also served as mayor.