Gerville Luistro

Early life and career Luistro was born on October 3, 1975, in Mabini, Batangas, Philippines. Luistro completed her undergraduate studies in liberal arts-commerce at the University of Batangas (UB) and she pursued a law degree at the same institution.

While studying law at UB, Luistro was a full-time professor at Lyceum of Batangas and was executive assistant to Hernando Perez, then justice secretary and UB president.

House of Representatives (2022–present)

Elections In 2022, Luistro ran for representative of the Batangas's second district under the Nationalist People's Coalition and won. She switched party from Nationalist People's Coalition to Lakas–CMD before the start of the 19th Congress.

She ran again for congresswoman in the May 2025 election and defeated Raneo Abu.

Tenure Luistro was a member of the Quad Committee which organized a House inquiry on the war on drugs of former President Rodrigo Duterte and the alleged link of dismissed Bamban mayor Alice Guo to alleged illicit activities of Philippine offshore gaming operators in 2024. Following the successful impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte in February 2025, Luistro was named as part of the prosecution team for the aborted Senate impeachment trial.

As the House committee on justice chairperson, Luistro oversaw the proceedings for the 2026 impeachment attempts against Vice President Sara Duterte. She will serve as House Prosecutor in the impeachment trial on May 18, 2026.

Personal life Gerville Luistro is married to Noel Luistro, the former mayor of Mabini.

Electoral history