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David Suarez

David C. Suarez

Representative, 2nd District
Party
LAKAS
Jurisdiction
Quezon
Current term
Jun 30, 2025 – Jun 30, 2028
Years in public office
21
Government affiliation
Legislative branch
Previous positions
Representative, 2nd District (2025–2028) · Representative (2022–2025) · Representative (2019–2022)

Political Career Replay

2026
Representative, 2nd DistrictLAKAS
Councilor · 2001–2004
Unisan
Governor · 2010–2013
Quezon
Governor · 2013–2016
Quezon
Governor · 2016–2019
Quezon
Representative · 2019–2022
House of Representatives, 18th Congress
Representative · 2022–2025
House of Representatives, 19th Congress
Representative, 2nd District · 2025–2028
Quezon
Milestones
20052010201520202025
  • Representative, 2nd District · QuezonUnopposed — 286,091 votes (rank 1)Jun 30, 2025 – Jun 30, 2028
  • Representative · House of Representatives, 19th Congress[congress] Member of the 19th Congress (House)2022 – 2025
  • Representative · House of Representatives, 18th Congress[congress] Member of the 18th Congress (House)2019 – 2022
  • Governor · Quezon744,796 votes of 767,185 cast in the contest (rank 1)Jun 30, 2016 – Jun 30, 2019
  • Governor · Quezon279,372 votes of 525,964 cast in the contest (rank 1)Jun 30, 2013 – Jun 30, 2016
  • Governor · Quezon397,858 votes of 741,366 cast in the contest (rank 1)Jun 30, 2010 – Jun 30, 2013
  • Councilor · UnisanJun 30, 2001 – Jun 30, 2004

Election history (5 races)

YearOffice soughtPartyVotesResult
2025RepresentativeQuezonLAKAS286,091100.0%✓ Won
2016GovernorQuezonNUP744,79697.1%✓ Won
2013GovernorQuezonNUP279,37253.1%✓ Won
2010GovernorQuezonLAKAS-CMD397,85853.7%✓ Won
2001CouncilorUnisanLP—✓ Won

Source: COMELEC certified results compiled by Open Halalan (ODbL 1.0), via BetterGov Dynasties. Vote counts are as reported in the compilation.

Party affiliation history

  1. LP
    2001–2004 · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy
  2. LAKAS-CMD
    2010–2013 · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy
  3. NUP
    2013–2019 · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy
  4. LAKAS
    2025–present · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy

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Legislative record

Principal author
47
Enacted into law
23
Co-authored
87
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Term-limit seat moves

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.

Governor · Quezon
David SuarezDanny Suarez
Moderate risk · 3 pts
Same-surname successorTerm limit 2019
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Same-surname successor took the seat: Danny Suarez

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Family connections

Same-surname bloc in Quezon

2 of 430 local seats are held by officials surnamed Suarez (2025 elections).

Quezon · 2025 elections
Suarez
2
of 430 seats
291,273
votes

A surname bloc is officials elected in one province who carry the same surname as last or middle name. Shared names may not mean kinship, and a bloc is not evidence of wrongdoing. Definition and data:BetterGov.ph Dynasties

Campaign promises

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Awards & achievements

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Performance

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