List of vice presidents of the Philippines by other offices held

This is a list of vice presidents of the Philippines by offices held before their vice presidency (either elected or appointed).

Executive branch Cabinet secretaries (as full-time) The following list includes only cabinet secretaries who served full-time. Vice presidents who served concurrently as cabinet secretaries and their post-vice presidency positions are not included. For the list of concurrent appointments, see . SecretaryOfficePresident served underYear(s) servedElpidio QuirinoSecretary of FinanceManuel Quezon1934–1936Secretary of Interior1935–1938Teofisto Guingona Jr.Secretary of JusticeFidel V. Ramos1995–1998

Other positions (full-time) NameOfficePresident served underYear(s) servedTeofisto GuingonaChairman of the Commission on AuditCorazon Aquino1986–1987Executive Secretary of the PhilippinesFidel V. Ramos1993–1995Gloria Macapagal ArroyoUndersecretary of the Department of Trade and IndustryCorazon Aquino1987–1992Jejomar BinayChairman of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority1990–1991Joseph Estrada1999–2001

Legislative Senators SenatorDistrictYear(s) servedNotesSergio Osmeña10th1922–1935First vice president to have served as president pro tempore (1922–1934)Elpidio Quirino1st1925–1935; 1945–1946Second vice president to have served as president pro tempore (1945–1946)At-largeFernando Lopez1947–1949As a Liberal1953–1965As a Democrat and Nacionalista; third vice president to have served as president pro tempore (1958–1965); only former vice president to be elected again in the same positionCarlos P. Garcia1945–1953First vice president to have served as the minority floor leader (1946–1953)Emmanuel Pelaez1953–1959; 1967–1972Only former vice president elected in the SenateSalvador Laurel1967–1972Did not finish term due to the declaration of martial lawJoseph Estrada1987–1992Gloria Macapagal Arroyo1992–1998First term lasted for only three years; did not finish second term, won vice presidencyTeofisto Guingona Jr.1987–1993Second vice president to have served as president pro tempore (1987–1990)Only vice president to have served as the majority floor leader (1990–1991); did not finish second term after being appointed as the executive secretary1998–2001Second and last vice president to be the minority floor leader, 1998–2001Did not finish term, appointed to the vice presidencyNoli De Castro2001–2004Did not finish term, won vice presidency

Members of a lower (or sole) legislative house LegislatorConstituencyName of lower houseYear(s) servedNotesSergio OsmeñaCebu–2ndPhilippine Assembly1907–1916First vice president to have served as speaker (1907–1916)House of Representatives1916–1922Elpidio QuirinoIlocos Sur–1st1919–1925Carlos P. GarciaBohol–3rd1925–1931Diosdado MacapagalPampanga–1st1949–1957Salvador LaurelRegion IV-AInterim Batasang Pambansa1978–1983Resigned in 1983Leni RobredoCamarines Sur–3rdHouse of Representatives2013– 2016Only one-term representative to win the vice presidency

Local government Governors GovernorProvinceYear(s) servedNotesSergio OsmeñaCebu1904–1907Carlos P. GarciaBohol1933–1941Jejomar BinayMetro Manila1987–1988Acting/interim basis

Mayors MayorCity/municipalityYear(s) servedNotesFernando LopezIloilo1945–1947AppointedJoseph EstradaSan Juan1969–1986Only former vice president to previously serve as mayor and only former vice president to serve as mayor in another city after his term (Manila, 2013–2019)Jejomar BinayMakati1986–1987As officer-in-charge1988–1998Elected; first vice president without congressional experience2001–2010Sara DuterteDavao City2010–2013; 2016–2022Only vice president to have served as vice mayor (2007–2010)Second vice president without congressional experience

See also List of presidents of the Philippines by other offices held

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