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Local chief executive
Governor of Samar |
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Style | Governor, Honorable Governor |
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Residence | Samar Capitol, Catbalogan |
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Term length | up to 2022 (substitute) ; Election 3 Terms 3 years each (elected) |
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Inaugural holder | Julio Llorente |
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Formation | - 1768 (Separation from the former Province of Samar and Leyte)
- 1965 (Partition into 3 Provinces)
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The governor of Samar is the local chief executive of the Philippine province of Samar.
Order
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Name
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Year in Office
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Notes
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1 |
Julio Llorente |
1902 – 1903 |
First appointed governor of Samar
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2 |
Segundo Singzon |
1903 – 1904 |
Second appointed governor of Samar from Cebu.
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3 |
George Curry |
1905 – 1907 |
First American governor of Samar.
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4 |
Maximo Cinco |
1908 – 1910 |
First elected governor of Samar.
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5 |
Vicente Jasmines |
1910 – 1916 |
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6 |
Clodualdo Lucero |
1916 – 1922 |
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7 |
Juan Sulse |
1922 – 1931 |
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8 |
Felipe Abrigo |
1932 – 1934, 1937 – 1940 |
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9 |
Cayetano Lucero |
1940 – 1944 |
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10 |
Vicente Dira |
1944 – 1945 |
Japanese Appointee
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11 |
Gerardo Morrero |
1945 – 1946 |
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12 |
Baltazar Avelino |
1946 – 1950 |
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13 |
Decoroso Rosales |
1950 – 1955 |
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14 |
Fernando Veloso |
1955 – 1960 |
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15 |
Vicente Valley |
1960 – 1963 |
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16 |
Esteban Piczon |
1963 – 1967 |
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17 |
[[Jose A."Peping Roño"]] |
1967 – 1973 |
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18 |
Pablo Cinco |
1973 – 1976 |
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19 |
Tomas O. Ricalde |
1976 – 1986 |
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20 |
Antonio M. Bolastig |
1986 – 1995 |
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(17) |
Jose A. Roño |
1995 – 2001 |
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21 |
Milagrosa T. Tan |
2001 – 2010 |
First Female Governor
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22 |
Sharee Ann Tan |
2010 – 2019 |
Youngest Elected Governor
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(21) |
Milagrosa T. Tan |
2019 |
Died in Office[1][2][3]
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23 |
Reynolds Michael T. Tan |
2019 – 2022 |
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(22) |
Sharee Ann Tan |
2022 – incumbent |
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