LV legislative period of the Chilean Congress

LV period of the Chilean Congress
LV period of the Chilean Congress
	National Congress building (2017)
Overview
Jurisdiction	Chile
Term	March 11, 2018 – March 10, 2022
Senate
Members	43
Party control	Chile Vamos
Chamber of Deputies
Members	155
Party control	Chile Vamos

The LV legislative period of the Chilean Congress was elected in the 2017 Chilean general election and served until 2022.^[1]

Members

Senate

	Senators		Senators
Independent Democratic Union	9	Chile Vamos	19
National Renewal	8
Political Evolution	2
Christian Democratic Party	5	Nueva Mayoría	6
Nueva Mayoría	1		6
Party for Democracy	7		15
Socialist Party of Chile	7		15
Democratic Revolution	1	Broad Front	1
País	1	All Over Chile	1
Independents out of pact	1	Independents out of pact	1

List of members

Region	District	Deputy	Party
Región de Arica y Parinacota (3)	1	Vlado Mirosevic	PL
		Nino Baltolu	UDI
		Luis Rocafull	PS
Región de Tarapacá (3)	2	Renzo Trisotti	UDI
		Ramón Galleguillos	RN
		Hugo Gutiérrez Gálvez	PC
Región de Antofagasta (5)	3	Paulina Núñez	RN
		José Miguel Castro	RN
		Marcela Hernando	PR
		Esteban Velásquez	FREVS
		Catalina Pérez Salinas	RD
Región de Atacama (5)	4	Daniella Cicardini	PS
		Juan Santana	PS
		Sofía Cid Versalovic	RN
		Nicolás Noman	UDI
		Jaime Mulet	FREVS
Región de Coquimbo (7)	5	Sergio Gahona	UDI
		Juan Manuel Fuenzalida	UDI
		Francisco Eguiguren Correa	RN
		Pedro Velásquez	Ind-FREVS
		Daniel Núñez	PC
		Raúl Saldívar	PS
		Matías Walker	DC
Región de Valparaíso (16)	6	Andrés Longton	RN
		Luis Pardo Sainz	RN
		Camila Flores	RN
		Pablo Kast	Evopoli
		Marcelo Schilling	PS
		Carolina Marzán	PPD
		Daniel Verdessi	DC
		Diego Ibáñez	CS
	7	María José Hoffmann	UDI
		Osvaldo Urrutia	UDI
		Andrés Celis Montt	RN
		Rodrigo González Torres	PPD
		Marcelo Díaz Díaz	PS
		Víctor Torres Jeldes	DC
		Camila Rojas	Commons
		Jorge Brito Hasbún	RD
Región Metropolitana de Santiago (47)	8	Joaquín Lavín León	UDI
		Patricio Melero	UDI
		Mario Desbordes	RN
		Gabriel Silber	DC
		Pepe Auth	Ind-PR
		Carmen Hertz Cádiz	PC
		Claudia Mix	Commons
		Pablo Vidal	RD
	9	Karol Cariola Oliva	PC
		Boris Barrera	PC
		Érika Olivera de la Fuente	Ind-RN
		Jorge Durán Espinoza	RN
		Sebastián Keitel Bianchi	Evopoli
		Maite Orsini	RD
		Cristina Girardi	PPD
	10	Giorgio Jackson	RD
		Natalia Castillo	RD
		Gonzalo Winter	CS
		Marcela Sabat	RN
		Sebastián Torrealba	RN
		Jorge Alessandri Vergara	UDI
		Luciano Cruz-Coke	Evopoli
		Maya Fernández Allende	PS
	11	Gonzalo Fuenzalida	RN
		Catalina del Real	RN
		Karin Luck	RN
		Francisco Undurraga	Evopoli
		Guillermo Ramírez Diez	UDI
		Tomás Hirsch	PH
	12	Ximena Ossandón	RN
		Leopoldo Pérez	RN
		Álvaro Carter	Ind-UDI
		Camila Vallejo	PC
		Amaro Labra	PC
		Pamela Jiles Moreno	PH
		Miguel Crispi	RD
	13	Guillermo Teillier	PC
		Tucapel Jiménez Fuentes	PPD
		Eduardo Durán	RN
		Cristhian Moreira	UDI
		Gael Yeomans Araya	CS
	14	Raúl Leiva	PS
		Leonardo Soto	PS
		Marisela Santibáñez Novoa	Ind.^{[n 1]}
		Juan Antonio Coloma Álamos	UDI
		Jaime Bellolio	UDI
		Renato Garín	Ind.^{[n 2]}
Región del Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins (9)	15	Javier Macaya	UDI
		Issa Kort	UDI
		Diego Schalper	RN
		Juan Luis Castro	PS
		Raúl Soto	DC
	16	Alejandra Sepúlveda	FREVS
		Ramón José Barros	UDI
		Virginia Troncoso	UDI
		Cosme Mellado	PR
Región del Maule (11)	17	Celso Morales	UDI
		Pedro Álvarez-Salamanca Ramírez	UDI
		Hugo Rey	RN
		Pablo Prieto	Ind-RN
		Pablo Lorenzini	DC
		Alexis Sepúlveda	PR
		Florcita Motuda	PH
	18	Ignacio Urrutia Bonilla	PRep^{[n 3]}
		Rolando Rentería	UDI
		Jaime Naranjo	PS
		Manuel Matta Aragay	DC
Región de Ñuble (5)	19	Jorge Sabag	DC
		Frank Sauerbaum	RN
		Gustavo Sanhueza	UDI
		Carlos Abel Jarpa	PR
		Loreto Carvajal	PPD
Región del Biobío (13)	20	Gastón Saavedra	PS
		Jaime Tohá	PS
		José Miguel Ortíz	DC
		Enrique van Rysselberghe	UDI
		Sergio Bobadilla	UDI
		Francesca Muñoz González	RN
		Leonidas Romero	RN
		Félix González Gatica	PEV
	21	Iván Norambuena	UDI
		Cristóbal Urruticoechea Ríos	PRep^{[n 4]}
		José Pérez Arriagada	Ind-PR
		Manuel Monsalve	PS
		Joanna Pérez	DC
Región de la Araucanía (11)	22	Diego Paulsen	RN
		Jorge Rathgeb	RN
		Mario Venegas Cárdenas	DC
		Andrea Parra Sauterel	PPD
	23	René Saffirio	Ind.
		Andrés Molina	Evopoli
		Sebastián Álvarez Ramírez	Evopoli
		René Manuel García	RN
		Miguel Mellado Suazo	RN
		Ricardo Celis Araya	PPD
		Fernando Meza Moncada	Ind-PR
Región de Los Ríos (5)	24	Bernardo Berger	RN
		Gastón von Mühlenbrock	UDI
		Marcos Ilabaca	PS
		Patricio Rosas	PS
		Iván Flores García	DC
Región de Los Lagos (9)	25	Fidel Espinoza	PS
		Emilia Nuyado	PS
		Harry Jürgensen Rundshagen	RN
		Javier Hernández	UDI
	26	Alejandro Santana	RN
		Carlos Kuschel	RN
		Jenny Álvarez	PS
		Gabriel Ascencio	DC
		Alejandro Bernales	PL
Región de Aysén del General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo (3)	27	Miguel Ángel Calisto	DC
		Aracely Leuquén Uribe	RN-PRep
		René Alinco	Ind-PPD
Región de Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena (3)	28	Gabriel Boric Font	CS
		Sandra Amar	Ind-UDI
		Karim Bianchi	Ind-PR

Notes

^ Elected as deputy for PRO, resigned her party on 19 de March 2019.
^ Elected as deputy for RD, resigned his party on 5 January 2019.
^ Elected as deputy for UDI, but resigned his party on 17 December 2018 and joined the Republican Party in 2019.
^ Elected as deputy for RN, but switched to the Republican Party in 2021.

References

^ Chile, BCN Biblioteca del Congreso Nacional de (October 2020). "Historia Política". bcn.cl. Retrieved 2022-03-14.

[marisela2-2] Elected as deputy for PRO, resigned her party on 19 de March 2019.

[garin2-3] Elected as deputy for RD, resigned his party on 5 January 2019.

[urrutia2-4] Elected as deputy for UDI, but resigned his party on 17 December 2018 and joined the Republican Party in 2019.

[urruticoechea2-5] Elected as deputy for RN, but switched to the Republican Party in 2021.

[1] Chile, BCN Biblioteca del Congreso Nacional de (October 2020). "Historia Política". bcn.cl. Retrieved 2022-03-14.

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