50th Legislature of the Chamber of Senators of Uruguay

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50th Legislature of the Chamber of Senators
49th
Overview
Legislative body General Assembly
JurisdictionUruguay
Meeting place Montevideo
Term15 February 2025 – 15 February 2030
Election 27 October 2024
Website parlamento.gub.uy
Senate
Members30 senators
Senate president Carolina Cosse (FA)
(from March 1, 2025)
Party control FA
Sessions
1st15 February 2025 

The Fifty Legislature of the Chamber of Senators of Uruguay will be the next meeting of the upper house of the Uruguayan General Assembly. It is scheduled to meet in Montevideo, from January 15, 2025, to February 15, 2030, beginning its term during the final days of Luis Lacalle Pou's presidency and the entire five years of Yamandú Orsi's presidency.

Contents

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Composition of the Chamber

Senators were elected in the 2024 general election in a single constituency. [1] The Broad Front will have a majority of seats, which will be complemented by the vice president, who has the right to vote. [2]

Major events

Party summary

PartySenate
Votes%Seats+/–
Broad Front 1,071,82643.8616+3
National Party 655,42626.829–1
Colorado Party 392,59216.075+1
Sovereign Identity 65,7962.690New
Open Cabildo 60,5492.480–3
Partido Ecologista Radical Intransigente 33,4611.4300
Constitutional Environmentalist Party11 8650.490New
Independent Party 41,6181.7000
Popular Unity-Workers' Party 10 1020.4100
For Necessary Changes Party3,1830.140New
Republican Advance Party1,9090.080New
Invalid/blank votes85,106
Total2,443,901100.00300
Source: Corte Electoral

Composition

Seat numberSenatorPartyTerm
FromToNotes
President of the Senate15 February 20251 March 2020President from the beginning of the legislature until the inauguration of the Vice President.
Carolina Cosse Broad Front1 March 2025She took office as Vice President of the Republic.
1st. Alejandro Sánchez Broad Front15 February 2025
2nd Blanca Rodríguez Broad Front15 February 2025
3rd Cristina Lustemberg Broad Front15 February 2025
4thDaniel CaggianiBroad Front15 February 2025
5thSandra LazoBroad Front15 February 2025
6thSebastián SabiniBroad Front15 February 2025
7thCecilia CairoBroad Front15 February 2025
8th Alfredo Fratti Broad Front15 February 2025
9thLucía EtcheverryBroad Front15 February 2025
10thÓscar AndradeBroad Front15 February 2025
11th Constanza Moreira Broad Front15 February 2025
12th Mario Bergara Broad Front15 February 2025
13thFelipe Carballo Da CostaBroad Front15 February 2025
14thGonzalo CivilaBroad Party15 February 2025
15thEdgardo OrtuñoBroad Front15 February 2025
16thSilvia NaneBroad Front15 February 2025
17th Javier García Duchini National Party15 February 2025
18thSergio BotanaNational Party15 February 2025
19thMaría FajardoNational Party15 February 2025
20thSebastián da SilvaNational Party15 February 2025
21st Luis Lacalle Pou National Party1 March 2025
22nd Álvaro Delgado National Party15 February 2025
23rd Graciela Bianchi National Party15 February 2025
24thNicolas Olivera SeiguermanNational Party15 February 2025
25th Luis Alberto Héber National Party15 February 2025
26th Andrés Ojeda Colorado Party15 February 2025
27thGustavo ZubíaColorado Party15 February 2025
28th Pedro Bordaberry Colorado Party15 February 2025
29th Tabaré Viera Colorado Party15 February 2025
30th Robert Silva Colorado Party15 February 2020
Source: Members of the Senate

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