Tolentino family of Cavite

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8 documented relatives · 5 currently in public office · 11 documented relationships · Province of Cavite

In Cavite the family currently holds office through Aniela Tolentino (Cavite D8 representative (since 2022)).

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Who they are

Agnes Tolentino

Tagaytay vice mayor

In office

Sources: DBM · 2026 Government Directory · PDF page 200; PCIJ · CALABARZON election outcomes

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Brent Tolentino

Tagaytay mayor

In office

Sources: DBM · 2026 Government Directory · PDF page 200; PCIJ · CALABARZON election outcomes

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Aniela Tolentino

Cavite D8 representative (since 2022)

In office

Sources: DBM · 2026 Government Directory · PDF page 166; PCIJ · CALABARZON election outcomes; Wikipedia · Aniela Tolentino — member of the House from Cavite's 8th district since 30 June 2022 (incumbent); Wikipedia · 2022 Cavite local elections — Alex 'AA' Advincula (NUP) elected Imus mayor with 153,130 votes (90.57%); Wikipedia · 2025 Cavite local elections — Alex Advincula (NUP) re-elected Imus mayor with 119,636 votes (65.58%); Adrian Jay Advincula re-elected in D3

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Francis Tolentino

Acting Secretary of Labor and Employment (since May 2026) · former senator (2019–2025) · former MMDA chairman (2010–2015) · former Tagaytay mayor (1994–2004)

In office

Sources: PCIJ · Tolentino and Revilla Senate losses and local results; News5 · Cavite family relationships and historical offices; Wikipedia · Francis Tolentino (acting Secretary of Labor and Employment since 2026; senator 2019–2025); Wikipedia · Francis Tolentino — acting Secretary of Labor and Employment from 25 May 2026; senator 2019–2025; MMDA chairman 27 Jul 2010 – 8 Oct 2015; Tagaytay mayor 28 Jan 1994 – 30 June 2004 and OIC mayor 1986–1987; Inquirer · 'Marcos names ex-Senator Tolentino acting Dole chief' — reports the 25 May 2026 designation of Francis Tolentino as acting labor secretary after Bienvenido Laguesma resigned

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Michael Francis “Micko” Tolentino

Tagaytay councilor (since 2019)

In office

Sources: Tagaytay City · Mayor, vice mayor and council directory; VERA Files · Michael Francis 'Micko' Tolentino election profile — 'Councilor, Tagaytay City (2019-present)'; Wikipedia · Tagaytay — current city officials list naming Michael Francis C. Tolentino among the ten sitting city councilors

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Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino

Former Tagaytay mayor (2004–2013, 2022–2025) · former Cavite representative, 7th district (2013–2019) and 8th district (2019–2022) · Philippine Olympic Committee president (since 2019)

Not in office

Sources: PCIJ · CALABARZON election outcomes; Wikipedia · Abraham Tolentino — Cavite 7th district representative 2013–2019 and 8th district 2019–2022; Tagaytay mayor 2004–2013 and 2022–2025; POC president from 28 July 2019; Wikipedia · 2025 Cavite local elections — Alex Advincula (NUP) re-elected Imus mayor with 119,636 votes (65.58%); Adrian Jay Advincula re-elected in D3

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