Susan Areno Yap
| Year | Office sought | Party | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | MayorCity of Tarlac | NPC | 101,48450.7% | ✓ Won |
| 2022 | GovernorTarlac | NPC | 600,355100.0% | ✓ Won |
| 2019 | GovernorTarlac | NPC | 534,122100.0% | ✓ Won |
| 2016 | GovernorTarlac | NPC | 355,49363.3% | ✓ Won |
| 2013 | RepresentativeTarlac | NPC | 121,34176.9% | ✓ 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 Tarlac · Same-surname successor took the seat: Christian Yap · Surname held this office 27 straight years
Won another seat the next election: Representative, 2nd District · Tarlac · Same-surname successor took the seat: Susan Yap · Surname held this office 27 straight years
Both share the same surname · Surname held these offices 27 straight years
Won another seat the next election: Representative, 2nd District · Tarlac
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3 of 194 local seats are held by officials surnamed Yap (2025 elections).
Elected in the 2023 barangay & SK elections (DILG directory). Matched by last name only within Tarlac; 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
Awarded to the province while Susan Yap 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 →
Commission on Audit results for Tarlac in years Susan Yap 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 →
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