Ferrer–Asistio family of Negros Occidental

Documented family relationships across public offices.

3 documented relatives · 2 currently in public office · 3 documented relationships · Province of Negros Occidental

In Negros Occidental the family currently holds office through Jeffrey Ferrer (Negros Occidental D4 representative) and Julius Martin Asistio (La Carlota councilor · Negros Occidental board member (PCL)).

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Who they are

Portrait of Jeffrey Ferrer

Jeffrey Ferrer

Negros Occidental D4 representative

In office

Sources: Digicast Negros · Proclaimed provincial winners; News5 · Negros Occidental family history

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Portrait of Julius Martin Asistio

Julius Martin Asistio

La Carlota councilor · Negros Occidental board member (PCL)

In office

Sources: Negros Occidental Government · PCL officers take oath; Digicast Negros · Julius Asistio parent and stepparent

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Portrait of Juliet Marie Ferrer

Juliet Marie Ferrer

Former Negros Occidental D4 representative and La Carlota mayor

Not in office

Sources: News5 · Negros Occidental family history

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How they are related

How this was researched

Relationships and office records are cited individually. This network is incomplete; family membership does not imply unlawful conduct.

Documented family networks; not a complete government or barangay roster. National offices are distinct from local offices.

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Sources

  1. Digicast Negros · Proclaimed provincial winners · 13 May 2025
  2. News5 · Negros Occidental family history · 10 May 2025
  3. Negros Occidental Government · PCL officers take oath · 19 August 2025; term 2025–2028
  4. Digicast Negros · Julius Asistio parent and stepparent · 27 July 2022

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