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Sara Duterte

Sara Zimmerman Duterte-Carpio

Vice President of the Philippines
Party
Hugpong ng Pagbabago (HNP)
Jurisdiction
Republic of the Philippines
Current term
Jun 30, 2022 – Jun 30, 2028
Years in public office
16
Government affiliation
Executive branch
Previous positions
Secretary of Education (concurrent) (2022–2024) · Mayor (2016–2022) · Mayor (2010–2013)

Political Career Replay

2026
Vice President of the PhilippinesHugpong ng Pagbabago (HNP)
Vice Mayor · 2007–2010
Davao City
Mayor · 2010–2013
Davao City
Mayor · 2016–2022
Davao City
Vice President of the Philippines · 2022–present
Office of the Vice President
Secretary of Education (concurrent) · 2022–2024
Department of Education
Milestones
2010201520202025
  • Secretary of Education (concurrent) · Department of EducationJun 30, 2022 – Jul 19, 2024
  • Vice President of the Philippines · Office of the Vice PresidentWon 2022 election with 32,208,417 votes (61.53%), per the official congressional canvass.Jun 30, 2022 – present
  • Mayor · Davao City2016 – 2022
  • Mayor · Davao City2010 – 2013
  • Vice Mayor · Davao City2007 – 2010

Party affiliation history

  1. Hugpong ng Pagbabago (HNP)
    2018–present · Party listed for her 2028 campaign. Earlier affiliations not yet entered.
    Source: Wikipedia (secondary)

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Legislative record

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Declared net worth (SALN)

Entry SALN · 2008
₱18.5M
Latest · 2025
₱98.7M
Change
+₱80.2M (5.3×)
Average per year
+₱4.7M
Net worthTotal assetsFirst year in public office (2007)
Every SALN on record (11)
YearAssetsLiabilitiesNet worthSource
2025₱122,797,727₱24,141,596₱98,656,131SALN
2024₱98,462,370₱9,950,000₱88,512,370SALN
2023₱80,058,841₱2,550,000₱77,508,841SALN
2022₱74,808,841₱3,150,000₱71,658,841SALN
2017₱51,141,947₱6,313,188₱44,828,759Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
2016₱41,850,451₱6,954,454₱34,895,997Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
2012₱30,778,837₱8,692,735₱22,116,102Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
2011₱21,820,391₱7,549,242₱14,271,148Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
2010₱21,550,887₱5,308,000₱16,242,887Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
2009₱20,171,259₱1,890,000₱18,281,265Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
2008₱20,268,617₱1,775,000₱18,493,617Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism

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Family connections

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Campaign promises

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Awards & achievements

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Performance

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