Three generations · Tarlac congressional succession
14 documented relatives · 3 currently in public office · 13 documented relationships · Province of Tarlac
In Tarlac the family currently holds office through Jaime Eduardo Marc Cojuangco (Tarlac 1st district representative (since 2022)).
Tarlac 1st district representative (since 2022)
In officeSources: House · Jaime Eduardo Marc Cojuangco, Tarlac 1st district; Inquirer · Jaime succeeds his father Charlie Cojuangco; Wikipedia · Jaime Cojuangco (Tarlac 1st district rep since 2022); Rappler · 2025 Tarlac provincial results (governor, vice governor, board, House districts)
See Jaime Eduardo Marc Cojuangco in the map →
Secretary of National Defense (since 2023 · also 2007–2009) · former Tarlac 1st district representative (1998–2007) · presidential candidate, 2010 (lost)
In officeSources: House of Representatives · Roster of Philippine Legislators (1907–2019): terms by district for Aquino, Cojuangco, Aquino-Oreta and Teodoro members; Wikipedia · Gilbert Teodoro: Secretary of National Defense 2007–2009 and since 5 June 2023; Tarlac 1st district 1998–2007; married to Monica Prieto; Daily Tribune · Defense Secretary Gilberto “Gibo” Teodoro Jr. to join Seoul Defense Dialogue 2026; GMA · Administration bet Teodoro is rich, politically connected: mother is former Rep. Mercedes Cojuangco-Teodoro; Tarlac 1st district 1998–2007; wife Monica Prieto-Teodoro took over the post
See Gilberto “Gibo” Teodoro Jr. in the map →
Representative · Pangasinan D2
In officeSources: House of Representatives · Journal, 23 February 2026; Pangasinan government · 2025 proclamations; GMA · Mark and Kimi Cojuangco
See Mark Cojuangco in the map →
Former Tarlac 1st district representative (2016–2022) · former Negros Occidental 4th district representative (1998–2007) · deceased
DeceasedSources: Philstar · Charlie Cojuangco dies; Inquirer · Jaime succeeds his father Charlie Cojuangco; Wikipedia · Charlie Cojuangco (Tarlac 1st district rep 2016–2022; Negros Occidental 4th district rep 1998–2007; son of Danding; died 22 February 2022)
See Carlos “Charlie” Cojuangco in the map →
Former Tarlac governor (1967–1969) and Tarlac 1st district representative (1969–1972) · deceased
DeceasedSources: GMA · Cojuangco family relationships and Tarlac offices; GMA · Danding Cojuangco dies; Inquirer · Jaime succeeds his father Charlie Cojuangco; Wikipedia · Danding Cojuangco (Tarlac governor 1967–1969; Tarlac 1st district rep 1969–1972; died 16 June 2020); House of Representatives · Roster of Philippine Legislators (1907–2019): terms by district for Aquino, Cojuangco, Aquino-Oreta and Teodoro members; Wikipedia · Governor of Tarlac list (cites the Province of Tarlac “Past Governors” page): Eduardo Cojuangco Sr. 1941; Sergio Aquino 1942–1944; Ninoy 1963–1967; Danding 1967–1969; Margarita Cojuangco 1992–1998
See Eduardo “Danding” Cojuangco Jr. in the map →
Tarlac 1st district member, Philippine Assembly (1907–1909) · died in office
DeceasedSources: House of Representatives · Roster of Philippine Legislators (1907–2019): terms by district for Aquino, Cojuangco, Aquino-Oreta and Teodoro members; Wikipedia · Tarlac’s 1st congressional district member list (cites House roster): Melecio Cojuangco 1907–1909 … Jaime Cojuangco 2022–; Tatler Asia (Gus Vibal) · The Aquino and Cojuangco clans: Servillano appointed deputy to the Malolos Congress; Melecio Cojuangco, 1907 assemblyman, father of José Snr (Pepe) and Eduardo Snr; Peping and Danding first cousins
See Melecio Cojuangco in the map →
Tarlac 1st district representative (1934–1946) · deceased 1976
DeceasedSources: House of Representatives · Roster of Philippine Legislators (1907–2019): terms by district for Aquino, Cojuangco, Aquino-Oreta and Teodoro members; Wikipedia · José Cojuangco Sr.: Tarlac 1st district representative 1934–1946; children include Maria Corazon and José Jr. “Peping”
See José “Pepe” Cojuangco Sr. in the map →
Tarlac governor (elected 1940 · listed for 1941) · deceased
DeceasedSources: Tatler Asia (Gus Vibal) · The Aquino and Cojuangco clans: Servillano appointed deputy to the Malolos Congress; Melecio Cojuangco, 1907 assemblyman, father of José Snr (Pepe) and Eduardo Snr; Peping and Danding first cousins; Wikipedia · Governor of Tarlac list (cites the Province of Tarlac “Past Governors” page): Eduardo Cojuangco Sr. 1941; Sergio Aquino 1942–1944; Ninoy 1963–1967; Danding 1967–1969; Margarita Cojuangco 1992–1998
See Eduardo “Endeng” Cojuangco Sr. in the map →
Tarlac 1st district representative (1961–1969, 1987–1998) · former Paniqui mayor (1959–1961)
Not in officeSources: House of Representatives · Roster of Philippine Legislators (1907–2019): terms by district for Aquino, Cojuangco, Aquino-Oreta and Teodoro members; Wikipedia · Peping Cojuangco: son of José Cojuangco Sr.; Paniqui councilor, vice mayor and mayor 1955–1961; Tarlac 1st district 1961–1969 and 1987–1998; brother of Corazon Aquino; married to Tingting
See José “Peping” Cojuangco Jr. in the map →
Former Tarlac governor (1992–1998) · DILG undersecretary (2004) · Senate candidate, 2013 (lost)
Not in officeSources: Wikipedia · Tingting Cojuangco: Tarlac governor 1992–1998; DILG undersecretary 2004; 2013 Senate candidate (lost); married José Cojuangco Jr. in 1962; Wikipedia · Governor of Tarlac list (cites the Province of Tarlac “Past Governors” page): Eduardo Cojuangco Sr. 1941; Sergio Aquino 1942–1944; Ninoy 1963–1967; Danding 1967–1969; Margarita Cojuangco 1992–1998
See Margarita “Tingting” Cojuangco in the map →
Tarlac 1st district representative (2010–2015) · died in office
DeceasedSources: House of Representatives · Roster of Philippine Legislators (1907–2019): terms by district for Aquino, Cojuangco, Aquino-Oreta and Teodoro members; Rappler · Tarlac First District Rep. Enrique Cojuangco dies: younger brother of Danding Cojuangco, maternal uncle of President Aquino; GMA · PNoy’s uncle Tarlac Rep. Enrique Cojuangco dies: brother of Danding; first cousin of Corazon Aquino; won Tarlac 1st district in 2010 and 2013; the Cojuangco brothers are uncles of Gilberto Teodoro
See Enrique “Henry” Cojuangco in the map →Batasang Pambansa member, Region III / Tarlac (1978–1986)
Not in officeSources: House of Representatives · Roster of Philippine Legislators (1907–2019): terms by district for Aquino, Cojuangco, Aquino-Oreta and Teodoro members; GMA · New DND chief Gilbert Teodoro: walking in Uncle Danding’s shadow; only child of Gilberto Teodoro Sr. and former Batasang Pambansa member Mercedes Cojuangco; Philstar · Cousin vs cousin in 2010: Gibo Teodoro and Noynoy Aquino are second cousins; Mercedes Cojuangco is the younger sister of Danding
See Mercedes Cojuangco-Teodoro in the map →
Former Tarlac 1st district representative (2007–2010) · Special Envoy to UNICEF (since 2022)
Not in officeSources: House of Representatives · Roster of Philippine Legislators (1907–2019): terms by district for Aquino, Cojuangco, Aquino-Oreta and Teodoro members; Wikipedia · Monica Prieto-Teodoro: Tarlac 1st district representative 2007–2010; Special Envoy to UNICEF since July 2022; spouse of Gilbert Teodoro; GMA · Administration bet Teodoro is rich, politically connected: mother is former Rep. Mercedes Cojuangco-Teodoro; Tarlac 1st district 1998–2007; wife Monica Prieto-Teodoro took over the post
See Monica Prieto-Teodoro in the map →
Former President of the Philippines (1986–1992) · deceased
DeceasedSources: Senate · Aquino III family and office history; Wikipedia · Corazon Aquino (President 1986–1992; died 1 August 2009)
See Corazon “Cory” Aquino in the map →Jaime followed his father Charlie in the first district. Danding is Jaime’s grandfather. This is a documented branch, not the complete extended family.
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