51st National Congress of Chile

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The XLIX legislative period of the Chilean Congress was elected in the 2001 Chilean parliamentary election and served until 11 March 2006.[1]

Jurisdiction Chile
Term11 March 2002 (2002-03-11) – 11 March 2006 (2006-03-11)
Members47
Party controlChristian Democratic Party
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Jurisdiction Chile
Term11 March 2002 (2002-03-11) – 11 March 2006 (2006-03-11)
Senate
Members47
Party controlChristian Democratic Party
Chamber of Deputies
Members120
Party controlChristian Democratic Party
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List of Senators

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CircumscriptionSenadorPartidoVotos%
I[c] Fernando Flores PPD 47 159 30,51 %
Jaime Orpis UDI 38 093 24,65 %
II[c] Carmen Frei PDC
Carlos Cantero RN
III[c] Ricardo Núñez PS 42 263 43,03 %
Baldo Prokurica RN 38 212 38,90 %
IV[c] Jorge Pizarro PDC
Evelyn Matthei UDI
V[c] Sergio Romero Pizarro RN 127 706 39,72 %
Carlos Ominami PS 92 419 28,74 %
VI[c] Nelson Ávila PPD 137 125 38,53 %
Jorge Arancibia Ind-UDI 136 464 38,35 %
VII[c] Andrés Zaldívar PDC
Jovino Novoa UDI
VIII[c] Alejandro Foxley PDC
Carlos Bombal UDI
IX[c] Rafael Moreno Rojas PDC
Andrés Chadwick UDI
X[c] Juan Antonio Coloma UDI 104 179 40,84 %
Jaime Gazmuri PS 77 828 30,51 %
XI[c] Hernán Larraín UDI 66 767 44,22 %
Jaime Naranjo PS 42 395 28,08 %
XII[c] Hosain Sabag PDC
José Antonio Viera-Gallo PS
XIII[c] Mariano Ruiz-Esquide PDC
Mario Ríos Santander RN
XIV[c] Alberto Espina RN 62 813 48,50 %
Roberto Muñoz Barra PPD 35 051 27,06 %
XV[c] Jorge Lavandero[a] PDC 81 002 35,36 %
José García Ruminot RN 79 009 34,48 %
XVI[c] Gabriel Valdés PDC
Marco Cariola UDI
XVII[c] Rodolfo Stange UDI
Sergio Páez Verdugo PDC
XVIII[c] Antonio Horvath Ind-RN 13 096 34,93 %
Adolfo Zaldívar PDC 11 302 30,15 %
XIX[c] José Ruiz de Giorgio PDC
Sergio Fernández UDI
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Appointed Senators 2002-2006

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InstitutionSenatorParty
Supreme Court Marcos Aburto Ind
Enrique Zurita Ind
Chilean Army Julio Canessa Ind
Chilean Navy Jorge Martínez Busch –
Chilean Air Force Ramón Vega Hidalgo –
Carabineros de Chile Fernando Cordero –
Contraloría General de la República Enrique Silva Cimma PRSD
Head of the University of Chile Augusto Parra Muñoz PRSD
Minister of State Edgardo Böeninger PDC
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List of deputies

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DistrictDeputyPartyVotes%
1[d] Iván Paredes Ind-PS 26 886 37,68 %
Rosa González Román UDI 10 835 15,18 %
2[d] Fulvio Rossi Ind-PS 24 480 29,18 %
Ramón Pérez Opazo[b] Ind-UDI 17 454 20,80 %
3[d] Waldo Mora DC 14 433 22,08 %
Mario Escobar Urbina UDI 13 745 21,03 %
4[d] Manuel Rojas Molina UDI 37 033 35,75 %
Pedro Araya Guerrero DC 32 338 31,22 %
5[d] Antonio Leal Labrín PPD 29 382 51,05 %
Carlos Vilches RN 10 960 19,04 %
6[d] Jaime Mulet DC 17 378 42,38 %
Alberto Robles PRSD 8947 21,82 %
7[d] Víctor Manuel Rebolledo PPD 22 178 27,57 %
Mario Bertolino Rendic RN 17 884 22,23 %
8[d] Patricio Walker DC 43 516 45,35 %
Francisco Encina PS 19 544 20,37 %
9[d] Adriana Muñoz D'Albora PPD 23 380 39,44 %
Darío Molina UDI 13 673 23,06 %
10[d] Alfonso Vargas RN 38 631 31,42 %
María Eugenia Mella DC 28 800 23,42 %
11[d] Patricio Cornejo DC 26 798 27,84 %
Marcelo Forni UDI 22 395 23,27 %
12[d] Arturo Longton Guerrero RN 29 874 29,20 %
Juan Bustos PS 27 217 26,60 %
13[d] Laura Soto PPD 34 527 26,53 %
Carmen Ibáñez RN 32 113 24,68 %
14[d] Gonzalo Ibáñez UDI 59 822 41,34 %
Rodrigo González Torres PPD 47 593 32,89 %
15[d] Samuel Venegas PRSD 20 353 26,49 %
Carlos Hidalgo González Ind-RN 18 741 24,39 %
16[d] Patricio Melero UDI 52 806 41,86 %
Zarko Luksic DC 38 762 30,73 %
17[d] Pablo Longueira UDI 61 319 40,63 %
María Antonieta Saa PPD 49 986 33,12 %
18[d] Guido Girardi PPD 98 491 58,39 %
Carlos Olivares DC 10 930 6,48 %
19[d] Patricio Hales PPD 44 193 41,15 %
Cristian Leay UDI 36 994 34,44 %
20[d] Cristián Pareto DC 53 474 26,47 %
Mario Varela Herrera UDI 49 844 24,68 %
21[d] Marcela Cubillos Sigall UDI 61 584 37,01 %
Jorge Burgos DC 37 787 22,71 %
22[d] Alberto Cardemil RN 42 772 39,40 %
Carolina Tohá Ind-PPD 32 965 30,36 %
23[d] Julio Dittborn UDI 80 016 44,67 %
Pía Guzmán Mena RN 46 675 26,06 %
24[d] María Angélica Cristi RN 47 346 38,52 %
Enrique Accorsi PPD 41 239 33,55 %
25[d] Ximena Vidal Lázaro PPD 42 072 28,28 %
Felipe Salaberry UDI 41 504 27,89 %
26[d] Carlos Montes Cisternas PS 69 183 50,99 %
Lily Pérez RN 49 810 36,71 %
27[d] Iván Moreira UDI 65 777 42,45 %
Eliana Caraball DC 36 832 23,77 %
28[d] Darío Paya UDI 47 756 32,23 %
Rodolfo Seguel Molina DC 40 010 27,01 %
29[d] Maximiano Errázuriz Eguiguren RN 69 786 42,83 %
Isabel Allende Bussi PS 57 164 35,09 %
30[d] José Antonio Kast UDI 48 025 35,45 %
Edgardo Riveros DC 30 056 22,18 %
31[d] Gonzalo Uriarte UDI 60 495 42,00 %
Jaime Jiménez Villavicencio DC 39 036 27,10 %
32[d] Alejandro García-Huidobro UDI 35 695 41,16 %
Esteban Valenzuela Van Treek PPD 28 689 33,08 %
33[d] Juan Pablo Letelier PS 58 666 53,41 %
Eugenio Bauer UDI 29 594 26,94 %
34[d] Alejandra Sepúlveda Ind-DC 29 123 34,16 %
Juan Masferrer UDI 28 154 33,03 %
35[d] Aníbal Pérez PPD 23 923 33,67 %
Ramón Barros UDI 20 665 29,08 %
36[d] Sergio Correa UDI 41 777 38,83 %
Boris Tapia DC 26 676 24,80 %
37[d] Sergio Aguiló PS 34 195 42,81 %
Pablo Prieto Ind-UDI 21 446 26,85 %
38[d] Pedro Álvarez-Salamanca Büchi RN 23 035 34,27 %
Pablo Lorenzini DC 21 771 32,39 %
39[d] Jorge Tarud PPD 33 067 41,75 %
Osvaldo Palma RN 23 363 29,50 %
40[d] Ignacio Urrutia Ind-UDI 25 907 36,67 %
Guillermo Ceroni PPD 20 460 28,96 %
41[d] Rosauro Martínez Labbé Ind-RN 44 476 38,50 %
Carlos Abel Jarpa PRSD 23 150 20,04 %
42[d] Nicolás Monckeberg RN 47 839 43,60 %
Felipe Letelier PPD 33 436 30,47 %
43[d] Víctor Barrueto PPD 35 877 35,14 %
Jorge Ulloa UDI 38 326 37,53 %
44[d] Andrés Egaña UDI 48 403 32,78 %
José Miguel Ortíz DC 52 037 35,25 %
45[d] Alejandro Navarro Brain PS 48 990 45,46 %
Edmundo Salas DC 22 125 20,53 %
46[d] Camilo Escalona PS 33 291 37,22 %
Iván Norambuena UDI 28 902 32,32 %
47[d] Víctor Pérez Varela UDI 45 328 34,70 %
José Pérez Arriagada PRSD 40 201 30,77 %
48[d] Francisco Bayo Veloso RN 18 130 28,02 %
Edmundo Villouta DC 14 996 23,17 %
49[d] José Antonio Galilea RN 16 764 26,41 %
Jaime Quintana PPD 15 865 25,00 %
50[d] Germán Becker Alvear RN 39 801 37,68 %
Eduardo Saffirio DC 35 487 33,59 %
51[d] Eugenio Tuma PPD 25 082 40,32 %
Eduardo Díaz del Río UDI 20 156 32,40 %
52[d] René Manuel García RN 23 370 38,43 %
Fernando Meza Moncada PRSD 16 781 27,59 %
53[d] Roberto Delmastro Ind-RN 25 866 34,85 %
Exequiel Silva DC 22 445 30,24 %
54[d] Enrique Jaramillo PPD 27 706 36,16 %
Gastón von Mühlenbrock Ind-UDI 23 902 31,20 %
55[d] Sergio Ojeda Uribe DC 24 752 33,26 %
Javier Hernández Hernández UDI 23 479 31,55 %
56[d] Carlos Recondo UDI 19 992 29,17 %
Fidel Espinoza PS 18 436 26,90 %
57[d] Eduardo Lagos Herrera PRSD 20 565 27,37 %
Carlos Kuschel RN 19 004 25,29 %
58[d] Claudio Alvarado UDI 26 203 40,48 %
Gabriel Ascencio DC 23 206 35,85 %
59[d] Pablo Galilea RN 14 918 40,29 %
Leopoldo Sánchez Grunert PPD 7812 21,10 %
60[d] Rodrigo Álvarez Zenteno UDI 26 081 41,76 %
Pedro Muñoz Aburto PS 17 302 27,70 %
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Notes

  1. [a]
    The senator Jorge Lavandero (PDC) was removed from office after being re-elected in the 2001 elections, and was prosecuted for "Child Abuse". The trial in June 2005 placed him in preventive detention, and he was later found guilty of the crime of repeated sexual abuse against four minors. He was replaced for the nearly five remaining years of the term by his list partner, Guillermo Vásquez Úbeda (PRSD).
  2. [b]
    Ramón Pérez dead on June 12th, 2005, being replaced by his list-mate, Néstor Jofré (RN)

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