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Won another seat the next election: Representative, 2nd District · Laguna
Secondary source2028: No declared intention
Ramil Hernandez
Ramil L. Hernandez
Representative, 2nd District
- Party
- LAKAS
- Jurisdiction
- Laguna
- Current term
- Jun 30, 2025 – Jun 30, 2028
- Years in public office
- 24
- Government affiliation
- Legislative branch
- Previous positions
- Representative, 2nd District (2025–2028) · Governor (2022–2025) · Governor (2019–2022)
Political Career Replay
2026
Representative, 2nd DistrictLAKAS
Councilor · 2001–2004
City of Calamba
Provincial Board Member · 2004–2007
Laguna
Vice Governor · 2007–2010
Laguna
Vice Governor · 2013–2016
Laguna
Governor · 2016–2019
Laguna
Governor · 2019–2022
Laguna
Governor · 2022–2025
Laguna
Representative, 2nd District · 2025–2028
Laguna
20052010201520202025
- Representative, 2nd District · Laguna50,815 votes of 95,229 cast in the contest (rank 1)Jun 30, 2025 – Jun 30, 2028
- Governor · Laguna887,095 votes of 1,537,732 cast in the contest (rank 1)Jun 30, 2022 – Jun 30, 2025
- Governor · Laguna817,250 votes of 1,228,011 cast in the contest (rank 1)Jun 30, 2019 – Jun 30, 2022
- Governor · Laguna606,002 votes of 1,184,900 cast in the contest (rank 1)Jun 30, 2016 – Jun 30, 2019
- Vice Governor · Laguna434,561 votes of 765,951 cast in the contest (rank 1)Jun 30, 2013 – Jun 30, 2016
- Vice Governor · LagunaJun 30, 2007 – Jun 30, 2010
- Provincial Board Member · LagunaJun 30, 2004 – Jun 30, 2007
- Councilor · City of CalambaJun 30, 2001 – Jun 30, 2004
Election history (9 races)
| Year | Office sought | Party | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | RepresentativeLaguna | LAKAS | 50,81553.4% | ✓ Won |
| 2022 | GovernorLaguna | PDPLBN | 887,09557.7% | ✓ Won |
| 2019 | GovernorLaguna | PDPLBN | 817,25066.6% | ✓ Won |
| 2016 | GovernorLaguna | NP | 606,00251.1% | ✓ Won |
| 2013 | Vice GovernorLaguna | NP | 434,56156.7% | ✓ Won |
| 2010 | GovernorLaguna | NP | 123,67010.4% | ✗ Lost (#5) |
| 2007 | Vice GovernorLaguna | UNO | — | ✓ Won |
| 2004 | Board MemberLaguna | LAKAS-CMD | — | ✓ Won |
| 2001 | CouncilorCity of Calamba | LAKAS NUCD-UMDP | — | ✓ 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
- LAKAS NUCD-UMDP2001–2004 · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy
- LAKAS-CMD2004–2007 · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy
- UNO2007–2010 · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy
- NP2010–2019 · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy
- PDPLBN2019–2025 · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy
- LAKAS2025–present · Party listed on the certificate of candidacy
Every party affiliation must cite a source. Affiliations are never inferred from election speculation.
Legislative record
Principal author
11
Enacted into law
0
Co-authored
0
- An Act Institutionalizing The Negosyo Center Business Counsellors Under The Department Of Trade And Industry, Providing For Their Permanent Employment And Regular Position, Appropriating Funds TherefoHB 4217 · 20th CongressPending in committee
- An Act Providing For A Free Annual Medical Check-Up For Filipinos And Appropriating Funds ThereforHB 2501 · 20th CongressPending in committee
- An Act Providing For A Mandatory Immunization Program, Repealing For The Purpose Republic Act No. 10152, Otherwise Known As The "mandatory Infants And Children Health Immunization Act Of 2011"HB 2502 · 20th CongressPending in committee
- An Act Establishing A Cancer Medicine And Treatment Assistance Fund For Indigent And Underprivileged FilipinosHB 2503 · 20th CongressPending in committee
- An Act Establishing In The Province Of Laguna, A Technical Education And Skills Development Authority Training And Assessment Center, To Be Known As The Laguna Technical Education And Skills DevelopmeHB 2504 · 20th CongressPending in committee
- An Act Institutionalizing The Assistance To Individuals In Crisis Situations Program Of The Department Of Social Welfare And Development, Providing Penalties For The Violation Of Certain Unlawful ActsHB 2505 · 20th CongressPending in committee
- An Act Establishing A Social Work Scholarship Program For Deserving Students, And Appropriating Funds ThereforHB 2506 · 20th CongressPending in committee
- An Act Establishing The Philippine Entrepreneurs' Academy And Appropriating Funds ThereforHB 2507 · 20th CongressPending in committee
2027 budget insertions
+₱624,000,000 37 DPWH projects added by the House to this district (rank #26 of 161)
See every added project →Projects in the House-approved 2027 budget that are not in the President’s proposal, for the DPWH office serving this district. Data: BetterGov.ph. Amending the budget is within Congress’s power; this is not by itself proof of wrongdoing.
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.
Low risk · 2 pts
Accountability & legal records
No verified public records found in the available sources.
This is not a “clean record” certification. It means no case has been entered and verified in this database yet. Check the Office of the Ombudsman, Sandiganbayan, and Supreme Court directly.
Elected in the 12 May 2025 elections (term 30 Jun 2025 – 30 Jun 2028). Later changes such as succession, suspension, or death are not reflected unless verified.
How legal statuses are labeled In the News
Reports from established newsrooms and official records that name this official in a case, investigation, audit or controversy. Each item links to the original. Being named in the news is not proof of wrongdoing; check the legal records above for the official status of any case.
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Pulse check
Do you approve of how Ramil Hernandez is doing the job?
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Family connections
Same-surname bloc in Laguna
2 of 315 local seats are held by officials surnamed Hernandez (2025 elections).
Laguna · 2025 elections
Hernandez
2
of 315 seats
218,097
votes
- Cha Claudio HernandezRepresentative · Calamba City167,282LAKAS
- Ramil L. HernandezRepresentative · 2nd District50,815LAKAS
+28 barangay & SK officials named Hernandez3 punong barangay · 2 SK chairs · 11 kagawad · 12 SK membersShow
- Restituto P. Hernandez Jr.Punong Barangay · Brgy. Chrysanthemum, San Pedro City
- Gener R. HernandezPunong Barangay · Brgy. Perez, Calauan
- Wilfredo Dennis M. HernandezPunong Barangay · Brgy. Santo Niño, Biñan City
- Mark L. HernandezSK Chair · Brgy. Barangay 4, Calamba City
- Glenard A. HernandezSK Chair · Brgy. Dayap, Calauan
Elected in the 2023 barangay & SK elections (DILG directory). Matched by last name only within Laguna; a common surname is very likely to include unrelated families. The list above shows only the punong barangay and SK chairs.
A surname bloc is officials elected in one province who carry the same surname as last or middle name; barangay & SK officials with the same last name are listed separately. Shared names may not mean kinship, and a bloc is not evidence of wrongdoing. Definition and data:BetterGov.ph Dynasties
Campaign promises
No campaign promises tracked yet
Promises are added with the date, source, and responsible office. They are only marked “Completed” when there is documentary evidence, never based on campaign statements alone.
LGU recognitions during their term (5)
Awarded to the province while Ramil Hernandez was governor. These are not personal awards: the seal or award goes to the local government unit, which includes the work of its staff, council and partners.
Recognitions are given to the local government unit, not to a person. An official is shown only as being in office when the LGU was recognized. Matched by office and year from election records (in office on 1 December of the award year). Sources & method →
COA audits of the LGU during their term
Commission on Audit results for Laguna in years Ramil Hernandez was governor for the whole calendar year. COA audits the local government unit, not the official.
COA says an audit opinion is not a rating, score or grade and should not be ranked. It covers whether the financial statements are fairly presented — it is not a finding of wrongdoing. Sources & method →
Awards & achievements
No awards or achievements recorded yet
Each achievement is classified as an official award, a public recognition, an independently verified accomplishment, a self-reported achievement, or a campaign claim. Campaign materials are never treated as independent evidence.
Performance
Public Accountability & Performance Index
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