Porac mayor (re-elected 2025); Ombudsman dismissal order (April 2025) and Comelec disqualification (May 2025) contested; 90-day suspension from 9 March 2026
Father–daughter relationship from Rappler (October 2024), the Porac municipal site and Punto (March 2026). Jing Capil’s status is unresolved: the Ombudsman ordered his dismissal in April 2025, the Comelec Second Division disqualified him in May 2025, yet he assumed office on 30 June 2025 (municipal site) and began a 90-day court-ordered suspension on 9 March 2026 with Jen Capil as acting mayor. He is shown as office status under review rather than as a confirmed current officeholder. Liga ng mga Barangay president Joel Capil shares the surname; no kinship source was found.
Documented family networks; not a complete government or barangay roster. National offices are distinct from local offices.
PinedaLilia and her son Dennis have held Pampanga’s governorship and vice governorship since 2013; daughters Mylyn and Esmie succeeded each other as Lubao mayor, and patriarch Bong Pineda holds no office.
Macapagal–ArroyoDocumented subset. Office labels retain their evidence dates; neither the map nor historical service certifies current control.
LazatinThe Lazatin family has held Angeles City and Pampanga 1st District offices across generations; half-brothers Carmelo “Jon” Lazatin II and Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin Jr. hold the city mayoralty and congressional seat in the 2025–2028 term.
GonzalesMica succeeded her father in Congress; Brenz serves as city vice mayor and MyMy on the provincial board. No parentage between MyMy and Brenz is inferred.
Bondoc–SagumPampanga’s 4th district and San Luis · Bondoc siblings, Sagum uncles and a Senate President
FloresMacabebe · three generations from the patriarch Domingo Flores
LacapMasantol · a couple who held the mayoralty in turn, and their son on the council
LimSpouses serve in the municipal and provincial legislatures.