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2010 Santa Cruz local elections
	Mayoralty election
Mayor before election; Ariel Magcalas; Liberal	Elected Mayor ; Domingo G. Panganiban; PMP

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Local elections were held in Santa Cruz on Monday, May 9, 2010, as a part of the 2010 Philippine general election. Voters will select candidates for all local positions: a town mayor, vice mayor and town councilors, as well as members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, a governor, a vice-governor and a representative for the province's fourth congressional district in the House of Representatives.

Incumbent Mayor Ariel Magcalas is running for re-election under Lakas–CMD, his opponents is incumbent Laguna Board Member Domingo G. Panganiban under the PMP and former Congressman Benjamin Agarao Jr. Under the Liberal Party.

Incumbent Vice Mayor Allan Pamatmat is running for re-election under Liberal Party, his opponents is incumbent Councilor Louie de Leon under the Lakas–CMD and Roselon Pamatmat under the NPC.

Santa Cruz mayoralty election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PMP	Domingo G. Panganiban	15,908	37.92
	Liberal	Benjamin Agarao Jr.	13,867	33.06
	Lakas	Ariel Magcalas (Incumbent)	12,175	29.02
Total votes			41,950	100.00
	PMP gain from Lakas

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1988 Davao City mayoral election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Lakas ng Dabaw	Rodrigo Duterte	100,021	'

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Portrait	Governor Office^[a] (Lifespan)	Term of office			Mandate	Party	Place of Origin	Vice-Governor
Portrait	Governor Office^[a] (Lifespan)	start	end	duration	Mandate	Party	Place of Origin	Vice-Governor
	Juan Cailles Governor of Laguna (1871–1951)	1945	1945	Less than 3 months	–	Democratic Alliance	Santa Cruz
	Augusto H. de Castro Member of Provincial Board (1904–1959)	1945	July 1946	Less than 1 year	—	Nacionalista	Biñan
	Juan Pambuan Member of Provincial Board (1904–1970)	July 1946	30 December 1947	1 year	—	Liberal	Santa Cruz		Nacionalista	Dominador Chipeco Sr. (1946–1947)
	Dominador Chipeco Sr. Vice Governor of Laguna (1906–1980)	30 December 1947	30 December 1959	12 years, 0 days	1947	Nacionalista	Calamba		Liberal	Felicisimo San Luis (1947–1955)
					1951				Liberal	Felicisimo San Luis (1947–1955)
					1955				Liberal	Ruben de Roma (1955–1967)
	Felicisimo San Luis Vice Governor of Laguna (1919–1992)	30 December 1959	18 December 1992	32 years, 354 days	1959	Liberal	Santa Cruz
					1963
					1967				Liberal	William Dichoso (1967–1980)
					1971				Liberal	William Dichoso (1967–1980)
					1980	KBL			KBL	Rodolfo Tingzon Sr. (1980–1986)
					—	KBL			KBL	Leandro Balquiedra (February–March 1986)
					—	Independent			Independent	Joaquin Chipeco Jr.^[b] (1986–1987)
					—	UNIDO			UNIDO
					—	Liberal			Liberal
					—	Liberal			Liberal	Restituto Luna (1987–1992)
					1988	Lakas			Lakas
					1992	LDP			LDP
	Restituto Luna Vice Governor of Laguna (1925–2002)	18 December 1992	30 June 1995	2 years, 194 days	—	LDP	Calamba		NPC	Teresita Lazaro (1992–2001)
	Jose Lina Jr. Senator of the Philippines (born 1951)	30 June 1995	26 January 2001	5 years, 210 days	1995	LDP	Victoria		LDP
	Jose Lina Jr. Senator of the Philippines (born 1951)	30 June 1995	26 January 2001	5 years, 210 days	1998	LAMMP	Victoria		LAMMP
	Teresita Lazaro Vice Governor of Laguna (born 1942)	26 January 2001	30 June 2010	9 years, 155 days	—	LAMMP	Calamba		LAMMP	Gat-Ala Alatiit (January–June 2001)
					2001	PMP			NPC	Danilo Ramon Fernandez (2001–2004)
					2004	Lakas–CMD			Lakas–CMD	Edwin Olivarez (2004–2007)
					2007	Lakas–CMD			UNO	Ramil Hernandez (2007–2010)
	Emillio Ramon Ejercito III Mayor of Pagsanjan (born 1963)	30 June 2010	27 May 2014	3 years, 331 days	2010	PMP	Pagsanjan		Lakas-Kampi-CMD	Caesar Perez (2010–2013)
		30 June 2010	27 May 2014	3 years, 331 days	2013	UNA	Pagsanjan		Nacionalista	Ramil Hernandez (2013–2014)
	Ramil Hernandez Vice Governor of Laguna (born 1972)	27 May 2014	Incumbent	10 years, 204 days	—	Nacionalista	Calamba	Vacant (27–30 May 2014)
					—				Independent	Katherine Agapay (2014–Incumbent)
					2016				Nacionalista
					2019	PDP–Laban			PDP–Laban
					2022	PDP–Laban			PDP–Laban

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Position	Name		Party	District	Terms		Bloc
Position	Name		Party	District	Starts	Ends	Bloc
Vice Governor		Katherine C. Agapay	PDP–Laban	At-large	June 30, 2022	June 30, 2025	Majority
Board Members		Magtangol Jose C. Carait III	PDP–Laban	1st			Majority
		Danzel Rafter S. Fernandez	Aksyon				Minority
		Wilfredo I. Bejasa Jr.	PDP–Laban				Majority
		Christian Niño S. Lajara	Aksyon	2nd			Majority
		Peewee P. Perez	PDP–Laban				Majority
		Tito Fortunato A. Caringal II	Nacionalista				Minority
		Alejandro Y. Yu	PDP–Laban	3rd			Majority
		Karla Monica C. Adajar–Lajara	Lakas–CMD	3rd			Majority
		Joseph Kris Benjamin B. Agarao	NUP	4th			Majority
		Francis Joseph L. San Luis	Aksyon	4th			Minority
Ex officio Provincial Board Members
PCL President		Jonalina R. Reyes	Lakas–CMD	Biñan	June 30, 2022	June 30, 2025	Majority
ABC President		Ma. Meg A. Espiritu	Nonpartisan	Santa Cruz	June 30, 2018	TBA	Majority
SK President		Autriou Austeen S. Amante	Nonpartisan	San Pablo	June 30, 2018	TBA	Majority

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