Antonio Vice-Mayor Ferrer
| Year | Office sought | Party | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | RepresentativeCavite | NUP | 121,284100.0% | ✓ Won |
| 2022 | RepresentativeCavite | NUP | 118,371100.0% | ✓ Won |
| 2013 | MayorCity of General Trias | NUP | 46,57566.1% | ✓ Won |
| 2013 | Vice MayorCity of Dasmariñas | LAKAS | 37,52026.2% | ✗ Lost (#2) |
| 2010 | RepresentativeCavite | LKS-KAM | 98,65962.4% | ✓ Won |
Source: COMELEC certified results compiled by Open Halalan (ODbL 1.0), via BetterGov Dynasties. Vote counts are as reported in the compilation.
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Patterns where a seat stayed with this official or the same surname after a term limit. These moves are legal; the level measures how concentrated the seat became, not wrongdoing.
Won another seat the next election: Mayor · City of General Trias · Same-surname successor took the seat: Antonio Ferrer · Surname held this office 18 straight years
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3 of 256 local seats are held by officials surnamed Ferrer (2025 elections).
Elected in the 2023 barangay & SK elections (DILG directory). Matched by last name only within Cavite; a common surname is very likely to include unrelated families. The list above shows only the punong barangay and SK chairs.
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