Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr.
President of the Philippines
Ilocos Norte
2 convicted
Active Legal Cases
Failure to File Income Tax Returns (1982–1985)
Human Rights Reparations Contempt Order
🎓Education
Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
IncompleteMBA (incomplete)
1978 – present
Wikipedia — Bongbong MarcosUniversity of Oxford (St Edmund Hall)
Special Diploma in Social Studies
1975 – 1978
Wikipedia — Bongbong Marcos📋Track Record
★Achievements
Won 2022 Philippine Presidential Election
Won with 31.6 million votes (58.77%), the largest electoral majority since 1981 and the first majority win since 1986
2022
COMELEC — 2022 National Election ResultsSigned New Agrarian Emancipation Act
Cancelled PHP 57 billion in agrarian reform debts, freeing over 600,000 farmer-beneficiaries
2023
Official Gazette — RA 11953 New Agrarian Emancipation Act⚖Legal Records
Failure to File Income Tax Returns (1982–1985)
Failure to file income tax returns for 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985
Court of Appeals
Filed: 1991-07-01
Rappler — Marcos 1997 Tax ConvictionHuman Rights Reparations Contempt Order
Contempt of court for failure to pay US$353.6 million human rights reparations judgment
U.S. District Court, Hawaii
Wikipedia — Bongbong Marcos★ Community Trust
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👑Political Dynasty
Marcos Dynasty
Bongbong Marcos — 2nd Generation
A political dynasty occurs when multiple members of the same family hold public office. The 1987 Philippine Constitution calls on Congress to prohibit political dynasties, but no law has been passed.
Ferdinand Marcos Sr.
President of the Philippines (1965–1986), Senator (1959–1965), Representative for Ilocos Norte 2nd District (1949–1959)
Imelda Romualdez Marcos
First Lady (1965–1986), Governor of Metro Manila (1975–1986), Representative for Ilocos Norte (1995–1998, 1998–2007)
Imee Marcos
Senator (2019–present), Governor of Ilocos Norte (2010–2019), Representative for Ilocos Norte 2nd District (1998–2007)
Mariano Marcos Sr.
Representative for Ilocos Norte 2nd District (1925–1931)
Ferdinand Alexander 'Sandro' Marcos III
House Majority Leader (2025–present), Representative for Ilocos Norte 1st District (2022–present)
All data sourced from official public records. Scores computed from objective benchmarks.