Primicias–Agabas family of Pangasinan

Marlyn Primicias-Agabas represents Pangasinan’s sixth district; her husband Tyrone is Tayug mayor and her sister Alicia is San Nicolas mayor.

7 documented relatives · 4 currently in public office · 8 documented relationships · Province of Pangasinan

In Pangasinan the family currently holds office through Marlyn Primicias-Agabas (Representative · Pangasinan D6 (2010–2019 · 2022–present) · Deputy Majority Leader (from 2025) · Vice Governor of Pangasinan (2007–2010) · Provincial Board member, D6 (1998–2007) · San Nicolas councilor (1992–1995)), Tyrone Agabas (Mayor · Tayug (2022–present · re-elected 2025) · Representative, Pangasinan D6 (2019–2022) · Tayug mayor before 2019), Dr. Alicia Primicias-Enriquez (Mayor · San Nicolas, Pangasinan · since 2019 · re-elected 2022 and 2025) and Lorna Primicias-Tacdol (Vice mayor · Tayug, Pangasinan · incumbent since 2019 · re-elected 2022 and 2025).

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Who they are

Portrait of Marlyn Primicias-Agabas

Marlyn Primicias-Agabas

Representative · Pangasinan D6 (2010–2019 · 2022–present) · Deputy Majority Leader (from 2025) · Vice Governor of Pangasinan (2007–2010) · Provincial Board member, D6 (1998–2007) · San Nicolas councilor (1992–1995)

In office

Sources: House of Representatives · Journal, 23 February 2026; Pangasinan government · 2025 proclamations; Philstar · Marlyn and Tyrone Agabas exchange positions; Wikipedia · Marlyn Primicias-Agabas (already cited in atlas; infobox lists offices); Sunday Punch (Dagupan) · Game of Thrones in the Land of Salt (already cited in atlas); Rappler · Espino brothers lose in Pangasinan gubernatorial, congressional races (Primicias family 2022 results)

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Portrait of Tyrone Agabas

Tyrone Agabas

Mayor · Tayug (2022–present · re-elected 2025) · Representative, Pangasinan D6 (2019–2022) · Tayug mayor before 2019

In office

Sources: Pangasinan government · Tayug officials; Philstar · Marlyn and Tyrone Agabas exchange positions; Philstar · 4 Pangasinan mayors elected congressmen (already cited in atlas); Rappler · Espino brothers lose in Pangasinan gubernatorial, congressional races (Primicias family 2022 results); Rappler · Tayug 2025 results (1 AGABAS TYRONE TY (LAKAS) 17,354; 1 PRIMICIAS LORNA (LAKAS) 16,492)

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Portrait of Dr. Alicia Primicias-Enriquez

Dr. Alicia Primicias-Enriquez

Mayor · San Nicolas, Pangasinan · since 2019 · re-elected 2022 and 2025

In office

Sources: DBM · 2026 government directory, San Nicolas mayor Alicia L. Primicias-Enriquez; Rappler · San Nicolas 2025 election results; News5 · Alicia Primicias identified as sister of Marlyn Len Primicias-Agabas; COMELEC · 2019 list of elected city and municipal officials (San Nicolas mayor ENRIQUEZ, ALICIA PRIMICIAS, PDPLBN, 12,996, proclaimed 14 May 2019; Tayug vice mayor TACDOL, LORNA PRIMICIAS, NPC, 16,998); Rappler · Espino brothers lose in Pangasinan gubernatorial, congressional races (Primicias family 2022 results); Rappler · San Nicolas 2025 results (1 PRIMICIAS ALICIA (LAKAS) 15,494) (already cited in atlas)

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Lorna Primicias-Tacdol

Vice mayor · Tayug, Pangasinan · incumbent since 2019 · re-elected 2022 and 2025

In office

Sources: Rappler · 2025 Tayug, Pangasinan local race results — vice-mayor winner; Comelec · Certified List of Candidates, 12 May 2025 NLE, Pangasinan–Tayug (vice mayor); Province of Pangasinan (official site) · Tayug municipal officials list; Sunday Punch (Dagupan) · “Game of Thrones in the Land of Salt” — names her incumbent vice mayor of Tayug seeking re-election, and one of three Primicias sisters; Rappler PH Vote 2022 · candidate profile giving her full name Lorna Primicias Tacdol, vice-mayor candidate, Tayug

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Cipriano P. Primicias Sr.

Senator · 1951–1963 · Senate Majority Floor Leader 1953–1963 · Representative, Pangasinan D4 · 1934–1935 and 1941–1949 · died 1965

Deceased

Sources: Wikipedia · Cipriano Primicias Sr. (cites the Senate's former-senators profile and the Pangasinan legislative-district rosters); PDP Laban · profile of Marlyn Primicias-Agabas — says she is “related to” Gov. Cipriano “Tito” Primicias Jr. and Sen. Cipriano Primicias Sr.

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Cipriano “Tito” B. Primicias Jr.

Governor of Pangasinan · 1967–1971 · Representative, Pangasinan D3 · 1957–1960 and 1961–1969 · Deputy Minister of Local Government · 1981–1986 · died 2012

Deceased

Sources: Wikipedia · Cipriano Primicias Jr. (cites the House Roster of Philippine Legislators, the 1965–1969 House Official Directory, Inquirer and Sunday Punch); Wikipedia · Pangasinan's 3rd congressional district — representative roster

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Corazon V. Primicias

Representative, Pangasinan D3 · 1969–1972

Not in office

Sources: Wikipedia · Pangasinan's 3rd congressional district — representative roster; Bernardo Funeral Homes · memorial notice for Corazon Primicias (Velasco) — states her congressional service and her marriage

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How they are related

How this was researched

Alicia’s current mayoral office is confirmed by the 2026 DBM directory. News5 explicitly identifies her as Marlyn’s sister. Birth order is not asserted. Municipal and barangay coverage remains incomplete.

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

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Sources

  1. House of Representatives · Journal, 23 February 2026 · Reviewed 13 September 2026
  2. Pangasinan government · 2025 proclamations · Reviewed 13 September 2026
  3. Philstar · Marlyn and Tyrone Agabas exchange positions · Reviewed 13 September 2026
  4. Wikipedia · Marlyn Primicias-Agabas (already cited in atlas; infobox lists offices) · Retrieved 24 September 2026
  5. Sunday Punch (Dagupan) · Game of Thrones in the Land of Salt (already cited in atlas) · April 2022
  6. Rappler · Espino brothers lose in Pangasinan gubernatorial, congressional races (Primicias family 2022 results) · 12 May 2022
  7. Pangasinan government · Tayug officials · Reviewed 13 September 2026
  8. Philstar · 4 Pangasinan mayors elected congressmen (already cited in atlas) · 16 May 2019
  9. Rappler · Tayug 2025 results (1 AGABAS TYRONE TY (LAKAS) 17,354; 1 PRIMICIAS LORNA (LAKAS) 16,492) · Results as of 15 May 2025
  10. DBM · 2026 government directory, San Nicolas mayor Alicia L. Primicias-Enriquez · 2026 directory; reviewed 15 September 2026
  11. Rappler · San Nicolas 2025 election results · 15 May 2025 results; current office corroborated by DBM 2026
  12. News5 · Alicia Primicias identified as sister of Marlyn Len Primicias-Agabas · 2025 election reporting; reviewed 15 September 2026
  13. COMELEC · 2019 list of elected city and municipal officials (San Nicolas mayor ENRIQUEZ, ALICIA PRIMICIAS, PDPLBN, 12,996, proclaimed 14 May 2019; Tayug vice mayor TACDOL, LORNA PRIMICIAS, NPC, 16,998) · May 2019
  14. Rappler · San Nicolas 2025 results (1 PRIMICIAS ALICIA (LAKAS) 15,494) (already cited in atlas) · Results as of 15 May 2025
  15. Rappler · 2025 Tayug, Pangasinan local race results — vice-mayor winner · 2025-05
  16. Comelec · Certified List of Candidates, 12 May 2025 NLE, Pangasinan–Tayug (vice mayor) · 2025
  17. Province of Pangasinan (official site) · Tayug municipal officials list · retrieved 2026-09-22
  18. Sunday Punch (Dagupan) · “Game of Thrones in the Land of Salt” — names her incumbent vice mayor of Tayug seeking re-election, and one of three Primicias sisters · 2022-04
  19. Rappler PH Vote 2022 · candidate profile giving her full name Lorna Primicias Tacdol, vice-mayor candidate, Tayug · 2022
  20. Wikipedia · Cipriano Primicias Sr. (cites the Senate's former-senators profile and the Pangasinan legislative-district rosters) · retrieved 2026-09-22
  21. PDP Laban · profile of Marlyn Primicias-Agabas — says she is “related to” Gov. Cipriano “Tito” Primicias Jr. and Sen. Cipriano Primicias Sr. · retrieved 2026-09-22
  22. Wikipedia · Cipriano Primicias Jr. (cites the House Roster of Philippine Legislators, the 1965–1969 House Official Directory, Inquirer and Sunday Punch) · retrieved 2026-09-22
  23. Wikipedia · Pangasinan's 3rd congressional district — representative roster · retrieved 2026-09-22
  24. Bernardo Funeral Homes · memorial notice for Corazon Primicias (Velasco) — states her congressional service and her marriage · retrieved 2026-09-22

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