List of current Madorian governors

The following is a list of current Madorian governors.

They are the executive heads of the 23 provinces and seven territories of Costa Madora. Candidates for governor must be Madorian citizens by birth and either a native of the province or a resident in the province for at least five years prior to the date of the elections, as provided for in Article TBE of the Constitution of Costa Madora.

Provincial governors

Province	Governor		Party		Previous positions	Term		Deputy
						Assumed office	End of term
Aranbún (list)		Saul Lagúna		Christian Democrats
Arzoá (list)		Tatiana Oquendo		Social Democratic Union
Atámerano (list)		Antonio Catalá		La Coalición	Mayor of Oraicó (2002–2007) Deputy Governor (2018–2020)	November 2, 2020	November 2, 2024	Isabella Abad (since 2021)
Chacayo (list)		Hector Lagarcía
Chiropón (list)		Robert Noé Bourque
Comoya (list)		Elena Valladar		Libertad y Justicia
Concuípa (list)		Jairo Villalba
Copanaco (list)		Luiz Bescós		Social Democratic Union
Embarrupá (list)		Fernando Yáñez
Italá (list)		Arthur Caspersen		Christian Democrats	Minister of Agriculture
Jucaya (list)		Isabel Löpfe
Malquié (list)		Matias Tarragona
Miravalles (list)		Gabriel Alférez
Montalvós (list)		Iago Márqua		La Coalición
Pamarca Norte (list)		Javier Macuélla		Green Alliance		May 28, 2018	May 28, 2026 (term limit)
Pamarca (list)		Alberto Raul Suárez
Paracuápa (list)		Eduardo Villegas		La Coalición
Pototillo (list)	File:Marina del Pilar (gobierno de Baja California).jpg	Ileana Reséndez		La Coalición
Río Huerchi (list)		Teyo Loloya
Sobracuíba (list)		Eduardo Paullén		Social Democratic Union
Taltapiapó (list)		Diego Pastor
Tucúranca (list)		Juan Simón Holguín
Villasante (list)		David Rafael Sabaté		Libertad y Justicia

Territorial governors and heads

Province	Head		Party		Previous positions	Term		Deputy
						Assumed office	End of term
Baarderburen (list)		Nicolaas Lempersz
Distrito Nacional (list)		Mara Imelda del Limones				June 25, 2021	June 25, 2025
Djamboela (list)		Gabriel Arriaga
Ilhas Madalena (list)		Laura Saraiva
Islas Aláceas (list)		Jose Maria Sacristán
Saint-Lucien (list)		Gerard Álvarez
San Íreo (list)		Franco Maordá

See also

• List of Madorian provincial legislatures
• Council of Governors