Cua (Quirino) family of Quirino

Junie and Maria Angela formerly held the House seat; their son Dax is governor and his wife Midy is representative.

4 documented relatives · 1 currently in public office · 4 documented relationships · Province of Quirino

In Quirino the family currently holds office through Midy N. Cua (Representative · Quirino lone district (since 2022)).

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Who they are

Portrait of Midy N. Cua

Midy N. Cua

Representative · Quirino lone district (since 2022)

In office

Sources: Rappler · Quirino 2025 results: provincial board (both districts) and lone-district representative; Rappler · Quirino 2025 results: provincial board (both districts) and lone-district representative; Philippine Star · Quirino governor passes away: Dax Cua, eldest son of former Governor Junie Cua and Maria Angela Enriquez-Cua, survived by his wife Rep. Midy Cua; PIA · Quirino governor and representative in September 2026

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Portrait of Junie E. Cua

Junie E. Cua

Former governor · Quirino (2010–2019) · former representative (1987–1998, 2001–2010, 2019–2022) · former PCSO chairman

Not in office

Sources: PCIJ · Governors and political dynasties: Dakila Cua first elected governor in 2007, gave way to his father Junie Cua (2010–2019), and succeeded him in 2019; GMA News · Quirino Governor Dax Cua dies at 48; statement from his father, former Governor Junie Cua; BusinessWorld · Felix Reyes replaces Junie Cua as PCSO chairman

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Portrait of Dakila Carlo “Dax” Cua

Dakila Carlo “Dax” Cua

Former governor · Quirino (2007–2010, 2019–2026) · former representative 2010–2019 · former vice governor 2001–2007 · died 15 September 2026

Deceased

Sources: BusinessWorld · Quirino Governor Dakila Carlo “Dax” E. Cua passed away on Tuesday, September 15; he was 48; BusinessWorld · Quirino Governor Dakila Carlo “Dax” E. Cua passed away on Tuesday, September 15; he was 48; Philippine Star · Quirino governor passes away: Dax Cua, eldest son of former Governor Junie Cua and Maria Angela Enriquez-Cua, survived by his wife Rep. Midy Cua; PCIJ · Governors and political dynasties: Dakila Cua first elected governor in 2007, gave way to his father Junie Cua (2010–2019), and succeeded him in 2019

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Portrait of Maria Angela Enriquez-Cua

Maria Angela Enriquez-Cua

Former representative · Quirino (1998–2001)

Not in office

Sources: Philippine Star · Junie and Maria Angela Cua succession; Philippine Star · Quirino governor passes away: Dax Cua, eldest son of former Governor Junie Cua and Maria Angela Enriquez-Cua, survived by his wife Rep. Midy Cua; UP Virata School of Business · Maria Angela Cua alumni profile

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How they are related

How this was researched

Reviewed 17 September 2026. Governor Dax Cua died on 15 September 2026 at 48. Father and son alternated in the governor’s office from 2007: Dax (2007–2010), Junie (2010–2019) and Dax again from 2019. ABS-CBN reports that Vice Governor Jojo Vaquilar succeeds him and first-ranked board member Lilybeth Yogyog becomes vice governor; no oath-taking had been reported when this was checked. Sources establish succession and kinship, not 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. PCIJ · Governors and political dynasties: Dakila Cua first elected governor in 2007, gave way to his father Junie Cua (2010–2019), and succeeded him in 2019 · 8 December 2024
  2. GMA News · Quirino Governor Dax Cua dies at 48; statement from his father, former Governor Junie Cua · 16 September 2026
  3. BusinessWorld · Felix Reyes replaces Junie Cua as PCSO chairman · 28 May 2024
  4. BusinessWorld · Quirino Governor Dakila Carlo “Dax” E. Cua passed away on Tuesday, September 15; he was 48 · Office record reviewed 11 September 2026
  5. BusinessWorld · Quirino Governor Dakila Carlo “Dax” E. Cua passed away on Tuesday, September 15; he was 48 · 16 September 2026
  6. Philippine Star · Quirino governor passes away: Dax Cua, eldest son of former Governor Junie Cua and Maria Angela Enriquez-Cua, survived by his wife Rep. Midy Cua · 17 September 2026
  7. Rappler · Quirino 2025 results: provincial board (both districts) and lone-district representative · Office record reviewed 11 September 2026
  8. Rappler · Quirino 2025 results: provincial board (both districts) and lone-district representative · 15 May 2025
  9. PIA · Quirino governor and representative in September 2026 · 8 September 2026
  10. Philippine Star · Junie and Maria Angela Cua succession · 17 May 2001
  11. UP Virata School of Business · Maria Angela Cua alumni profile · 9 November 2017
  12. Inquirer · Quirino governor dies at 48: former Gov. Junie Cua, Dax’s father; survived by his wife, Rep. Midy Nacague Cua, whom he married in 2011 · 17 September 2026
  13. Politiko · Speaker Dy pays tribute to Dax Cua, his father former Rep. Junie Cua and his wife Rep. Midy Cua · 16 September 2026
  14. Philippine Star · Dax Cua and his mother Maria Angela · 12 April 2007