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The House of Representatives consists of 51 members, one per each of the 40 electoral districts and 11 elected proportionally. Legislators are popularly elected to four-year terms. Whenever the minority party elects less than 9 representatives, the Constitution of Puerto Rico provides for the enlargement of the body through the recognition of "add-on" representatives, who become representatives "at-large". |
Members of the 29th House of Representatives |
Members Name |
District |
Party |
Brenda López de Arrarás |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Charlie Hernández |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Eduardo Ferrer Ríos |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Jaime Perelló |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Jorge Colberg Toro |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Luis Vega Ramos |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Luis Raúl Torres |
District 2 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Sonia Pacheco |
District 3 |
Popular Democratic Party |
José Luis Báez |
District 4 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Rafael "Tatito" Hernández |
District 11 |
Popular Democratic Party |
César Hernández |
District 15 |
Popular Democratic Party |
José "Tony" Rodríguez |
District 16 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Armando Franco |
District 17 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Efraín de Jesús |
District 19 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Carlos Bianchi Angleró |
District 20 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Lydia Méndez Silva |
District 21 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Nelson Torres Yordán |
District 23 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Víctor "Cacho" Vassallo |
District 25 |
Popular Democratic Party |
José "Pito" Torres |
District 27 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Carlos Vargas Ferrer |
District 29 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Luis "Narmito" Ortíz |
District 30 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Jesús Santa Rodríguez |
District 31 |
Popular Democratic Party |
José "Conny" Varela |
District 32 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Ramón Luis Cruz |
District 34 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Narden Jaime Espinosa |
District 35 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Javier Aponte Dalmau |
District 38 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Roberto Rivera Ruíz |
District 39 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Ángel Matos García |
District 40 |
Popular Democratic Party |
Jenniffer González |
At-large |
New Progressive Party |
José Aponte Hernández |
At-large |
New Progressive Party |
José "Kikito" Meléndez |
At-large |
New Progressive Party |
Lourdes Ramos |
At-large |
New Progressive Party |
María Milagros Charbonier |
At-large |
New Progressive Party |
José "Nuno" López |
District 1 |
New Progressive Party |
Jorge Navarro Suárez |
District 5 |
New Progressive Party |
Antonio "Tony" Soto |
District 6 |
New Progressive Party |
Luis Pérez Ortíz |
District 7 |
New Progressive Party |
Antonio "Toñito" Silva |
District 8 |
New Progressive Party |
Ángel "Gary" Rodríguez |
District 9 |
New Progressive Party |
Pedro Julio Santiago |
District 10 |
New Progressive Party |
Héctor Torres Calderón |
District 12 |
New Progressive Party |
Gabriel Rodríguez Aguiló |
District 13 |
New Progressive Party |
Ricardo Llerandi |
District 14 |
New Progressive Party |
Ángel Muñoz |
District 18 |
New Progressive Party |
Waldemar Quiles Rodríguez |
District 22 |
New Progressive Party |
Luis "Tato" León |
District 24 |
New Progressive Party |
Urayoán Hernández |
District 26 |
New Progressive Party |
Rafael "June" Rivera |
District 28 |
New Progressive Party |
Ángel Peña |
District 33 |
New Progressive Party |
Carlos "Johnny" Méndez |
District 36 |
New Progressive Party |
Ángel Bulerín |
District 37 |
New Progressive Party |
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