Personal Information

Birthdate: November 14, 1975

Age on election day: 49 years old

Birthplace: Balud, Masbate

Residence: Barangay 175, Caloocan City, Metro Manila

Civil status: married

Spouse: Andrew A. Doringo

Profession/occupation (as stated in COC): community organizer

Other info:

Father: Nestor Tintina Pet, fisherman and OFW
Mother: Helen delos Reyes Kabug, laundrywoman

• third of five siblings
• mother of three children
• has two grandchildren

Education

• Elementary, Tandang Sora Elementary School (now Don Placido del Mundo Elementary School), Quezon City (1983-1989)
• Secondary, Capitol Institute, Quezon City (1989-1993)

Career

• Factory worker, Ever Bilena Cosmetics Inc. (1993-2008)
• became a housewife after working at Ever Bilena
• Urban poor leader/organizer, Kalipunan ng Damayang Mahihirap (Kadamay), Makabayang Koalisyon ng Mamamayan

• Affiliations
  • Board chairperson, CamRes 1 Bldg. H Homeowners Association (2015)
  • Spokesperson, Camarin Residence Relocatees (2015)
  • President, Women Wise - Caloocan (2015)
  • President, Kadamay Caloocan (2017)
  • Spokesperson, Task Force Relocatees (2017)
  • National spokesperson, Kadamay (2018 to present)
  • National secretary-general, Kadamay (2020 to present)
  • National treasurer, Anakpawis Party List (2022 to present)

Candidacy in the 2025 Philippine elections

Position sought: Senator
Party: Makabayang Koalisyon ng Mamamayan (Makabayan)
Period of residence in the Philippines up to the day before May 12, 2025: 49 years 05 months
Registered voter of: Barangay 175, Caloocan City, Metro Manila

Official website/ social media platforms

• Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/mimidoringo
• Facebook User ID: mimidoringo
• Website: https://mimidoringo.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mimidoringo.hq/
• X: https://x.com/MimiDoringo
• TikTok: @mimidoringo
• YouTube: @MimiDoringo

Campaign platform (verbatim)

LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES

Decent and Affordable Mass Housing

Tackling the 6.5 million housing backlog of the Philippine government by pushing for the Onsite Housing Development Bill and repealing anti-people provisions of R.A. 7279 (Urban Development and Housing Act of 1992) and R.A. 11201 (DHSUD Law of 2019).

Making Basic Necessities and Prime Commodities more Affordable

Tackling the rising cost of goods by removing the Expanded Value Added Tax and Excise Tax on Oil and Petroleum products and advocating for domestic production, national industrialization, and genuine agrarian reform.

Ensuring Livelihood and Livable Wages

Pushing for legislation that recognizes and provides comprehensive social security to informal workers and increasing the wages of workers to 1,200 Pesos/day. Addressing unemployment and underemployment by advocating for national industrialization.


Sources:

Personal Information
Sources: 2025 COC, candidate’s bio

Education
Source: candidate’s bio

Career
Source: candidate’s bio

Candidacy in the 2025 Philippine elections
Sources: 2025 COC, candidate’s bio, Comelec