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The Senate consists of 27 members, 2 per electoral district, and 11 elected according to the different districts proportion of population. Two extra seats are granted in each house to the opposition if necessary to limit any party's control to two thirds. Whenever the minority party elects less than 9 senators, the Constitution of Puerto Rico provides for the enlargement of the body through the recognition of "add-on" senators, who become senators "at-large". |
Members of the 25th Senate |
Members Name |
District |
Party |
Angel Rosa |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Aníbal José Torres |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Antonio Fas Alzamora |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Cirilo Tirado |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Eduardo Bhatia |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
Rossana López León |
At-large |
Popular Democratic Party |
José Nadal Power |
District I San Juan |
Popular Democratic Party |
Ramón Luis Nieves |
District I San Juan |
Popular Democratic Party |
Gilberto Rodríguez |
District IV Mayagüez–Aguadilla |
Popular Democratic Party |
María Teresa González |
District IV Mayagüez–Aguadilla |
Popular Democratic Party |
Martín Vargas Morales |
District V Ponce |
Popular Democratic Party |
Ramón Ruiz |
District V Ponce |
Popular Democratic Party |
Ángel M. Rodríguez Otero |
District VI Guayama |
Popular Democratic Party |
Miguel A. Pereira |
District VI Guayama |
Popular Democratic Party |
Jorge Suárez |
District VII Humacao |
Popular Democratic Party |
José Luis Dalmau |
District VII Humacao |
Popular Democratic Party |
Luis Daniel Rivera |
District VIII Carolina |
Popular Democratic Party |
Pedro A. Rodríguez |
District VIII Carolina |
Popular Democratic Party |
Itzamar Peña |
At-large |
New Progressive Party |
Larry Seilhamer Rodríguez |
At-large |
New Progressive Party |
Margarita Nolasco |
At-large |
New Progressive Party |
Thomas Rivera Schatz |
At-large |
New Progressive Party |
Carmelo Ríos |
District II Bayamón |
New Progressive Party |
Migdalia Padilla |
District II Bayamón |
New Progressive Party |
Ángel Martínez |
District III Arecibo |
New Progressive Party |
José Joito Pérez |
District III Arecibo |
New Progressive Party |
Maria de Lourdes Santiago |
At-large |
Puerto Rico Independence Party |
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source: http://www.topuertorico.org/government.shtml |
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