IV National Assembly of Venezuela
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Legislature of Venezuela, 2015–
The IV National Assembly of Venezuela was a meeting of the legislative branch of Venezuelan federal government, comprising the National Assembly of Venezuela. It met in Caracas after the 2015 Venezuelan parliamentary election.
- 2017 Venezuelan protests (2012 – present)
- 2017 Venezuelan constitutional crisis (29 March 2017)
- 2017 Venezuelan National Assembly attack (5 July 2017)
- 2017 Venezuelan referendum (16 July 2017)
- 2017 Venezuelan Constituent Assembly election (30 July 2017)
- Arrest and detention of Juan Requesens (7 August 2018)
- Venezuelan presidential crisis (10 January 2019 – 5 January 2023)
- Statute Governing the Transition to Democracy (5 February 2019)
- 2019 Venezuelan Amnesty Law
- Operación Alacrán (1 December 2019 – 5 January 2020)
- Venezuelan National Assembly Delegated Committee election (5 January 2020)
Leadership
Main article: President of the National Assembly of Venezuela
| No. | Portrait | Name | Term of Office | State | Legislature | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 |  |
Henry Ramos Allup | 5 January 2016 | 5 January 2017 | Capital District | 4th | Democratic Action (MUD) |
| 8 |  |
Julio Borges | 5 January 2017 | 5 January 2018 | Miranda | Justice First (MUD) | |
| 9 | Omar Barboza | 5 January 2018 | 5 January 2019 | Zulia | A New Era(MUD) | ||
| 10 |  |
Juan Guaidó | 5 January 2019 | 5 January 2023 | Vargas | Independent (MUD) | |
| 11 | .jpg) |
Dinorah Figuera[1] | 5 January 2023 | present | Aragua | Justice First (MUD) | |
Parties
PJ (30)
UNT (15)
VP (14)
MPV (es) (1)
COPEI (1)
PRVZL (1)
CC (es) (1)
EC (es) (1)
Great Patriotic Pole (50)
PSUV (31)
PCV (6)
PPT (4)
MRT (3)
PODEMOS (2)
VBR (2)
UPV (1)
APC (1)
Agreement for Change (8)
CMC (es) (8)
AP (3)
I Am Venezuela (es) (4)
ABP (1)
CN (1)
VV (1)
Independents (2)
Socialist Block (1)
FB (1)
Other Opposition (33)
AD (25)
LCR (4)
PC (es) (2)
Independents (2)
Vacant (6)
Vacant (6)
| Name | Code | Members | Alternate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democratic Action (Venezuela) | AD | 25 | 15 |
| Justice First | PJ | 18 | 19 |
| A New Era | UNT | 17 | 16 |
| Popular Will | VP | 15 | 14 |
| Fuerza Liberal | FL | 0 | 1 |
| Nueva Visión para mi País | NUVIPA | 0 | 1 |
| Partido Cristiano Nosotros Organizados Elegimos | UNIDAD NOE | 0 | 1 |
| Movimiento Alternativo Buscando Soluciones | MABS | 0 | 1 |
| Independents | Ind. (MUD) | 3 | 3 |
| Mesa de la Unidad Democrática (Opposition) | MUD / UNIDAD | 78 | 71 |
| Encuentro Ciudadano | EC | 1 | 0 |
| Project Venezuela | PROVE | 2 | 0 |
| Movimiento Progresista de Venezuela | MPV | 1 | 0 |
| Cuentas Claras | CC | 0 | 1 |
| Concertación por Venezuela (Opposition) | CxV | 4 | 1 |
| Vente Venezuela | VV | 1 | 3 |
| Fearless People's Alliance | ABP | 1 | 3 |
| National Convergence | Conv. | 1 | 0 |
| Independent | Ind. (SV) | 1 | 0 |
| Soy Venezuela (Opposition) | SV / Fracción 16-J | 4 | 5 |
| Cambiemos Movimiento Ciudadano | CMC | 2 | 1 |
| Progressive Advance | AP | 1 | 1 |
| Soluciones para Venezuela | SPV | 0 | 1 |
| Agreement for Change (Opposition) | CPC | 3 | 3 |
| La Causa Radical | LCR | 2 | 2 |
| Sin coalición: La Causa Radical (Opposition) | LCR | 2 | 2 |
| Independents (Operación Alacrán) | Ind. / IRC | 18 | 2 |
| United Socialist Party of Venezuela | PSUV | 43 | 19 |
| Tupamaro | TUPAMARO | 4 | 1 |
| Communist Party of Venezuela | PCV | 2 | 4 |
| Vanguardia Bicentenaria Republicana | VBR | 0 | 2 |
| Fatherland for All | PPT | 0 | 3 |
| Unidad Popular Venezolana | UPV | 0 | 1 |
| Great Patriotic Pole (Chavismo) | GPP | 49 | 27 |
| Frente Bolivariano Alternativo | FBA | 1 | 0 |
| Redes de Respuesta de Cambios Comunitarios[2] | REDES | 0 | 3 |
| Chavismo dissent[3] | - | 1 | 3 |
| Disincorporated | 1 | 1 | |
| No representatives | 7 | 54 | |
| TOTAL | 167 | 167 | |
Color codes
| Democratic Unity Roundtable/Opposition | |
| Great Patriotic Pole/Officialism | |
Members
Note: (E) = Deputy substitute
Opposition
The Venezuelan system is presidential, so although the PSUV has a minority in the Assembly, they remain the government.
| N.º | Representative | State | Coalition | Party | Alternate Representative | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nirma Guarulla | Amazonas | MUD | UNT | Maulgimer Baloa | UNT | |
| 2 | Julio Haron Ygarza | Amazonas | MUD | UNT[4] | Rosa Petit | UNT | |
| 3 | Luis Carlos Padilla | Anzoátegui | (allied with MUD) | AD[5] | Eudoro González | PJ[6] | |
| 4 | Héctor Cordero (acting) | Anzoátegui | (allied with MUD) | AD | Vacant | ||
| 5 | José Brito | Anzoátegui | - | Ind. / IRC | Marco Aurelio Quiñones | VP[7] | |
| 6 | Chaim Bucarán | Anzoátegui | MUD | UNT (Suspended) | Tatiana Montiel | PJ[6] | |
| 7 | Carlos Michelangeli | Anzoátegui | MUD | PJ | Yajaira Castro de Forero | PJ[6] | |
| 8 | Richard Arteaga | Anzoátegui | - | Ind. / IRC | Oneida Guaipe | AD[6] | |
| 9 | Armando Armas Cuartín | Anzoátegui | MUD | VP | Omar González | VV | |
| 10 | Luis Lippa | Apure | MUD | PJ | Julio Montoya | PJ | |
| 11 | Gilberto Sojo (acting) | Aragua | MUD | VP[8] | María Verónica Rengifo | VP | |
| 12 | Guillermo Luces (acting) | Aragua | - | Ind. / IRC | Vacant | ||
| 13 | José Trujillo | Aragua | (allied with MUD) | AD[8] | Adriana Pichardo | VP | |
| 14 | Amelia Belisario | Aragua | MUD | PJ[8] | José Gregorio Hernández | AD | |
| 15 | Melva Paredes | Aragua | CPC | CMC[9] | Luis Barragán | VV | |
| 16 | Karin Salanova | Aragua | MUD | VP[8] | Freddy Castellanos | UNT | |
| 17 | Simón Calzadilla | Aragua | CxV / MUD | MPV[10] | Liz Carolina Jaramillo | PJ | |
| 18 | Arnoldo Benítez (acting) | Aragua | - | LCR[11] | Vacant | ||
| 19 | Julio César Reyes | Barinas | (allied with MUD) | Ind. | Pablo Moronta | PJ[12] | |
| 20 | Lincoln Pérez (acting) | Barinas | (allied with MUD) | AD | Vacant | ||
| 21 | Adolfo Superlano | Barinas | - | Ind. / IRC | Sandra Flores de Garzón | PJ[12] | |
| 22 | Maribel Guédez | Barinas | CPC | CMC[9] | Alejandra Peña | PJ[12] | |
| 23 | Andrés Eloy Camejo | Barinas | (allied with MUD) | AD[13] | César Cadenas | UNT[12] | |
| 24 | Ángel Medina Devis | Bolívar | MUD | PJ[14] | Rachid Yasbek | PJ[15] | |
| 25 | Luis Silva | Bolívar | (allied with MUD) | AD[14] | Antonio Geara | VP | |
| 26 | Olivia Lozano | Bolívar | MUD | VP[14] | Ángel Álvarez Medina | LCR[15] | |
| 27 | Francisco Sucre | Bolívar | MUD | VP[14] | Ligia Delfín | VP[15] | |
| 28 | José Prat | Bolívar | - | LCR[14] | José Hernández | UNT | |
| 29 | Freddy Valera | Bolívar | (allied with MUD) | AD[14] | José Salazar | UNT[15] | |
| 30 | Manuel González (acting) | Bolívar | - | Ind. / IRC | Vacant | ||
| 31 | Carlos Berrizbeitia | Carabobo | CxV / MUD | PROVE[16] | Noe Mujica | UNIDAD NOE | |
| 32 | Deyalitza Aray (acting) | Carabobo | CxV / MUD | PROVE | Vacant | ||
| 33 | Ylidio de Abreu | Carabobo | MUD | UNT[17] | Yolanda Tortolero | UNT | |
| 34 | Williams Gil | Carabobo | - | Ind. / IRC | Armando López | UNT | |
| 35 | Ángel Álvarez Gil | Carabobo | MUD | VP | María Concepción Mulino | CC | |
| 36 | Marco Bozo | Carabobo | MUD | PJ | Daniel Arias | PJ | |
| 37 | Romny Flores | Carabobo | (allied with MUD) | AD[18] | Antonio Román | AD | |
| 38 | Leandro Domínguez (acting) | Carabobo | - | Ind. / IRC | Vacant | ||
| 39 | Dennis Fernández | Cojedes | (allied with MUD) | AD[19] | José Gregorio Correa | PJ | |
| 40 | José Antonio España | Delta Amacuro | - | Ind. / IRC | Larissa González | AD | |
| 41 | Gregorio Graterol | Falcón | MUD | PJ | Mabelly de León Ponte | AD | |
| 42 | Kerrins Mavárez (acting) | Falcón | - | Ind. / IRC | Vacant | ||
| 43 | Eliezer Sirit | Falcón | (allied with MUD) | AD | Julio César Moreno | PJ | |
| 44 | Juan García Manaure | Falcón | MUD | PJ | Ricardo Aponte | VP | |
| 45 | Carlos Prosperi | Guárico | (allied with MUD) | AD | Bibiana Lucas | PJ | |
| 46 | Edgar Zambrano | Lara | (allied with MUD) | AD | Guillermo Palacios | UNT | |
| 47 | María Teresa Pérez | Lara | CPC | AP[20] | Oneiber Peraza | AP | |
| 48 | Bolivia Suárez | Lara | MUD | VP | Daniel Antequera | LCR | |
| 49 | Ángel Torres (acting) | Lara | MUD | VP | Vacant | ||
| 50 | Alfonso Marquina | Lara | MUD | PJ | Juan Vilera Del Corral | VP | |
| 51 | Teodoro Campos | Lara | (allied with MUD) | Ind. | Macario González | VP | |
| 52 | Luis Loaiza Rincón (E) | Mérida | - | Ind. / IRC | Kiko Bautista | Ind. | |
| 53 | Alexis Paparoni | Mérida | MUD | UNT[21] | Mary Morales | AD | |
| 54 | Mildred Carrero (acting) | Mérida | MUD | VP | Vacant | ||
| 55 | William Davila | Mérida | (allied with MUD) | AD | Lawrence Castro | VP | |
| 56 | Carmen Sivoli (acting) | Mérida | (allied with MUD) | AD | Vacant | ||
| 57 | Manuela Bolívar [es] (acting) | Miranda | MUD | VP | Vacant | ||
| 58 | Luis Aquiles Moreno | Miranda | (allied with MUD) | AD | Omar Avila | UVV (Ind. / IRC) | |
| 59 | Delsa Solórzano | Miranda | CxV / MUD | EC[22] | Jesús Yánez | AD | |
| 60 | Ángel Alvarado (E) | Miranda | MUD | PJ | Vacant | ||
| 61 | Manuel Texeira (acting) | Miranda | MUD | UNT | Vacant | ||
| 62 | Arkiely Perfecto (acting) | Miranda | - | Ind. / IRC | Vacant | ||
| 63 | José Gregorio Aparicio | Monagas | - | Ind. / IRC | Dignora Hernández | VV | |
| 64 | Pierre Maroun | Monagas | (allied with MUD) | AD | José Antonio Mendoza | PJ | |
| 65 | María Gabriela Hernández | Monagas | MUD | PJ[23] | Aquiles Arvelo | MABS | |
| 66 | Carlos Bastardo (E) | Monagas | SV | VV[24] | Vacant | ||
| 67 | Tobias Bolívar | Nueva Esparta | (allied with MUD) | AD | Oscar Ronderos | AD | |
| 68 | Luis Emilio Rondón | Nueva Esparta | MUD | UNT[25] | Yanet Fermín | VP | |
| 69 | Orlando Ávila | Nueva Esparta | MUD | UNT[17] | Magalvi Estaba | AD | |
| 70 | Antonio Aranguren (E) | Nueva Esparta | MUD | PJ | Vacant | ||
| 71 | María Beatriz Martínez | Portuguesa | MUD | PJ | Wilfredo Galíndez | AD | |
| 72 | Robert Alcala | Sucre | (allied with MUD) | AD | Denncis Pazos | UNT | |
| 73 | José Gregorio Noriega | Sucre | - | Ind. / IRC | Leonardo Regnault | PJ | |
| 74 | Milagros Paz | Sucre | MUD | PJ | Juan Carlos Bolívar | ABP | |
| 75 | Ezequiel Pérez | Táchira | (allied with MUD) | AD[26] | Eduardo Marin | PJ | |
| 76 | Carlos Valero (acting) | Táchira | MUD | UNT[26] | Vacant | ||
| 77 | Franklyn Duarte (acting) | Táchira | - | Ind. / IRC | Vacant | ||
| 78 | Renzo Prieto (acting) | Táchira | MUD | VP[26] | Vacant | ||
| 79 | Karim Vera (acting) | Táchira | MUD | PJ[26] | Vacant | ||
| 80 | Carlos González | Trujillo | (allied with MUD) | AD | Emilio Fajardo | PJ | |
| 81 | Conrado Pérez | Trujillo | - | Ind. / IRC | Joaquín Aguilar | UNT | |
| 82 | Ana Mercedes Aponte (acting) | Vargas | (allied with MUD) | AD | Belkis Ulacio | FL | |
| 83 | Milagros Eulate | Vargas | (allied with MUD) | AD | Vacant | ||
| 84 | Juan Guaidó | Vargas | MUD | Ind. | César Alonso | UNT | |
| 85 | Biagio Pilieri | Yaracuy | SV | Conv.[27] | Jesús Gabriel Peña Navas | SPV / IRC | |
| 86 | Luis Parra Rivero | Yaracuy | - | Ind. / IRC | Ramón Flores | Ind. | |
| 87 | Enrique Márquez [es] | Zulia | MUD | UNT[28] | Marianela Fernández | UNT | |
| 88 | Edwin Luzardo (acting) | Zulia | SV | ABP | Vacant | ||
| 89 | Omar Barboza | Zulia | MUD | UNT[29] | Liz María Márquez | AD | |
| 90 | Avilio Troconiz | Zulia | MUD | PJ[28] | Daniela Parra | AD | |
| 91 | Elimar Díaz | Zulia | MUD | PJ[30] | Jairo Bao | UNT | |
| 92 | Nora Bracho | Zulia | MUD | UNT[31] | Desiree Barboza | VP | |
| 93 | Elías Matta | Zulia | MUD | UNT[32] | Rafael Ramírez Colina | PJ | |
| 94 | Juan Pablo Guanipa | Zulia | MUD | PJ | José Sánchez Montiel "Mazuco" | Ind. | |
| 95 | William Barrientos | Zulia | MUD | UNT (Suspended)[33] | Vacant | ||
| 96 | José Luis Pirela | Zulia | SV | Ind.[34] | Mary Álvarez León | CMC[9] | |
| 97 | Héctor Vargas (acting) | Zulia | MUD | UNT (Suspended) | Vacant | ||
| 98 | Juan Carlos Velazco | Zulia | (allied with MUD) | AD[35] | Ángel Caridad | UNT | |
| 99 | Freddy Paz | Zulia | - | Ind. / IRC | Gilmar Márquez | VP | |
| 100 | Tamara Adrián (E) | Distrito Capital | MUD | VP | Evelyn Martínez | Ind. | |
| 101 | Jesús Abreu | Distrito Capital | MUD | VP[36] | Nafir Morales | ABP | |
| 102 | Marialbert Barrios | Distrito Capital | MUD | PJ | Fátima Suárez | UNT | |
| 103 | Henry Ramos Allup | Distrito Capital | (allied with MUD) | AD | Vacant | ||
| 104 | Rafael Veloz (acting) | Distrito Capital | MUD | VP[37] | Vacant | ||
| 105 | Stalin González | Distrito Capital | MUD | UNT[38] | Ivlev Silva | AD | |
| 106 | Lucila Pacheco (acting) | Zulia | - | Ind. / IRC | Vacant | ||
| 107 | Virgilio Ferrer | Indigenous peoples Región Occidente |
MUD | UNT[39]/MiaZulia[40] | Ricardo Fernández | AD/Parlinve[41] | |
| 108 | Gladys Guaipo | Indigenous peoples Región Oriente |
(allied with MUD) | AD/Parlinve[42] | Yulibert Guacarán | VP[43]/Parlinve | |
| 109 | Romel Guzamana | Indigenous peoples Región Sur |
MUD | VP/Coiba | Javier Linares | PJ/Tawala[44] | |
| 1 | Vacant | Distrito Capital | - | - | Vacant | ||
| 2 | Vacant | Miranda | - | - | Vacant | ||
| 3 | Vacant | Miranda | - | - | Vacant | ||
| 4 | Vacant | Táchira | - | -[45] | Vacant | ||
| 5 | Vacant | Distrito Capital | - | -[46] | Vacant |
Oficialism
| N.º | Representative | State | Coalition | Party | Alternate Representative | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Earle Herrera | Anzoátegui | GPPSB | PSUV | Ángel Rodríguez | PSUV | |
| 2 | Cristóbal Jiménez | Apure | GPPSB | PSUV | Enma Díaz de Solórzano | PSUV | |
| 3 | Domingo Santana | Apure | GPPSB | PSUV | Jesmar Bona | PSUV | |
| 4 | Dairene Delgado (acting) | Apure | GPPSB | PSUV | Vacant | ||
| 5 | Héctor Orlando Zambrano | Apure | GPPSB | PSUV | Mayrut Castillo | PSUV | |
| 6 | Ricardo Molina | Aragua | GPPSB | PSUV[8] | Eglé de los Santos Sánchez | PSUV | |
| 7 | Naybeth Berrios (acting) | Barinas | GPPSB | PSUV | Lida Silva Larrarte | PSUV | |
| 8 | Victoria Mata (acting) | Bolívar | GPPSB | PSUV | Raiza Lanz | Tupamaro[47] | |
| 9 | Saúl Ortega | Carabobo | GPPSB | PSUV | Yonder Silva | PSUV | |
| 10 | Héctor Agüero | Carabobo | GPPSB | PSUV | Edith Francisco | PSUV | |
| 11 | Cilia Flores | Cojedes | GPPSB | PSUV | Asdrúbal Salazar | PSUV | |
| 12 | Xavier Vega (acting) | Cojedes | GPPSB | Tupamaro | Vacant | ||
| 13 | Nosliw Rodríguez | Cojedes | GPPSB | PSUV | Edgar Lucena | PCV | |
| 14 | Pedro Carreño | Delta Amacuro | GPPSB | PSUV | Juan Arroyo | UPV | |
| 15 | Carlos Gómez | Delta Amacuro | GPPSB | PSUV | Ángel Raúl Parica | Redes | |
| 16 | Pedro Santaella (acting) | Delta Amacuro | GPPSB | PSUV | Vacant | ||
| 17 | Sol Musset (acting) | Falcón | GPPSB | PSUV | Sandra D'Amelio | VBR | |
| 18 | Jesús Montilla | Falcón | GPPSB | PSUV | Eduardo Linarez | PCV | |
| 19 | Oscar Figuera | Guárico | GPPSB | PCV[48] | Carola Martínez | PSUV | |
| 20 | Christopher Constant | Guárico | GPPSB | PSUV | Raiza Carrillo | PPT | |
| 21 | Juan Marín | Guárico | GPPSB | PSUV | Ramón Magallanes | PSUV | |
| 22 | Frang Morales (acting) | Guárico | GPPSB | PSUV | Vacant | ||
| 23 | Willian Gil | Lara | GPPSB | PSUV | Ana Salas | VBR | |
| 24 | Julio Chávez | Lara | GPPSB | PSUV | Yamilet Camacaro | PSUV | |
| 25 | César Carrero (acting) | Mérida | GPPSB | PSUV | Vacant | ||
| 26 | Haiman El Troudi | Miranda | GPPSB | PSUV | Erika Ortega | PSUV | |
| 27 | Jaime Rengifo | Miranda | GPPSB | Tupamaro | Vacant | ||
| 28 | Elio Serrano | Miranda | GPPSB | PSUV | Oriana Osio | PSUV | |
| 29 | Diosdado Cabello | Monagas | GPPSB | PSUV | Euribes Guevara Goycochea | PSUV | |
| 30 | Williams Benavides (acting) | Monagas | GPPSB | Tupamaro | Vacant | ||
| 31 | Dinorah Villasmil | Nueva Esparta | GPPSB | PSUV | Febres Rodríguez | PCV | |
| 32 | Rubén Becerra (acting) | Portuguesa | GPPSB | PSUV | Zandra Castillo Pérez | NUVIPA | |
| 33 | Mariana Lerin | Portuguesa | GPPSB | PSUV | María Mercedes Torrealba | Redes[citation needed] | |
| 34 | Amílcar Sanoja (acting) | Portuguesa | GPPSB | Tupamaro | |||
| 35 | William Pérez | Portuguesa | GPPSB | PSUV | Elsy Alvarado | PSUV[citation needed] | |
| 36 | Francisco Torrealba | Portuguesa | GPPSB | PSUV[citation needed] | Pedro Eusse | PCV | |
| 37 | Gilberto Pinto | Sucre | GPPSB | PSUV | Carlos Martinez | PSUV | |
| 38 | Erick Mago Rodríguez (acting) | Sucre | GPPSB | PSUV | Vacant | ||
| 39 | Rafael Rodríguez | Sucre | GPPSB | PSUV | Marcos Padovani | Redes | |
| 40 | César Macario Sandoval (acting) | Táchira | GPPSB | PSUV | Vacant | ||
| 41 | Hugbel Roa | Trujillo | GPPSB | PSUV | Gerardo Márquez | PSUV | |
| 42 | Loengri Matheus | Trujillo | GPPSB | PSUV | Lisbeidy Quintero | PSUV | |
| 43 | Yolmar Gudiño | Trujillo | GPPSB | PSUV | Vacant | ||
| 44 | Durga Ochoa (acting) | Vargas | GPPSB | PSUV | Vacant | ||
| 45 | Yul Jabour | Yaracuy | GPPSB | PCV[48] | Braulio Álvarez | PSUV | |
| 46 | Carmen Moreno (acting) | Yaracuy | GPPSB | PSUV | Vacant | ||
| 47 | Haydee Huérfano | Yaracuy | GPPSB | PSUV | Robert González | PPT | |
| 48 | Sergio Fuenmayor | Zulia | GPPSB | PSUV | Yosmary Fernández | PSUV | |
| 49 | Tania Díaz | Distrito Capital | GPPSB | PSUV | Ilenia Medina | PPT | |
| 1 | Nicia Maldonado (acting) | Amazonas | GPPSB | PSUV | Luis Vílchez | PSUV | |
| 2 | Vacant | Lara | - | - | Vacant | ||
| 3 | Vacant | Miranda | - | Vacant |
Dissent
| N.º | Principal deputy (or person in charge) | State | Coalition | Party | Alternate Representative | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eustoquio Contreras | Guárico | -[49] | FBA[50] | Yosneisy Paredes | PSUV |
Representatives per state, 2016–2021
| Federal Entity | Representatives | Map | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Amazonas | 3 |  |
 | Anzoátegui | 8 |  |
 | Apure | 5 |  |
 | Aragua | 9 |  |
 | Barinas | 6 |  |
 | Bolívar | 8 |  |
 | Carabobo | 10 |  |
 | Cojedes | 4 |  |
 | Delta Amacuro | 4 |  |
 | Dependencias Federales | - | .svg) |
 | Distrito Capital | 9 | .svg) |
 | Falcón | 6 |  |
 | Guárico | 6 |  |
 | Lara | 10 |  |
 | Mérida | 6 |  |
 | Miranda | 12 |  |
 | Monagas | 6 |  |
 | Nueva Esparta | 5 |  |
 | Portuguesa | 6 |  |
 | Sucre | 6 |  |
 | Táchira | 7 |  |
 | Trujillo | 5 |  |
 | Vargas | 4 |  |
 | Yaracuy | 5 |  |
 | Zulia | 15 |  |
 | Indigenous Representation
Western, Eastern and Southern Regions |
3 |  |
| Venezuela | 167 |  |
See also
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