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The II 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 2005 Venezuelan parliamentary election.
| No. | Portrait | Name | Term of Office | State | Legislature | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 |  | Nicolás Maduro | 5 January 2005 | 7 August 2006 | Capital District | 2nd | Fifth Republic Movement |
| 4 |  | Cilia Flores | 15 August 2006 | 5 January 2011 | Capital District | Fifth Republic Movement | |
| United Socialist Party | |||||||
Updated on October 5, 2010.
| Party [1] | Sign |
|---|---|
| Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela | PSUV |
| Por la Democracia Social | Podemos |
| Patria Para Todos | PPT |
| Frente Popular Humanista | FPH |
| Partido Comunista de Venezuela | PCV |
| Movimiento Ecológico de Venezuela | MOVEV |
| Independents | |
| TOTAL |
| Coordinadora Democrática/Democratic Unity Roundtable/Anti-Chavism/Opposition | |
| Chavismo/Fifth Republic Movement/United Socialist Party of Venezuela/Pro-government | |
| Nº | Representative | State | Party | Original party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Diógenes Edgildo Palau Patiño | Amazonas | PSUV | PUAMA | |
| 2 | Juan Montenegro Núñez | Amazonas | PSUV | PPT | |
| 3 | Carmen Rodríguez Rauseo | Anzoátegui | PSUV | MVR | |
| 4 | Earle Herrera | Anzoátegui | PSUV | MVR | |
| 5 | Eduardo Arónica Carreyó | Anzoátegui | PSUV | MVR | |
| 6 | Henry Tachinamo | Anzoátegui | PSUV | MVR | |
| 7 | Hugo Márquez Rodríguez | Anzoátegui | PSUV | MVR | |
| 8 | Luis Sánchez Chacón | Anzoátegui | PSUV | MVR | |
| 9 | Vicente Rodríguez Longart | Anzoátegui | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 10 | Carlos Espinoza León | Apure | PSUV | MVR | |
| 11 | Cristóbal Jiménez | Apure | PSUV | MVR | |
| 12 | Fahd El Gatrif Mizher | Apure | PSUV | MVR | |
| 13 | Rafael Delgado Camejo | Apure | PSUV | MVR | |
| 14 | Wilfredo González Venero | Apure | PSUV | MVR | |
| 15 | Carlos Escarrá | Aragua | PSUV | MVR | |
| 16 | Eddy Gómez | Aragua | PSUV | MVR | |
| 17 | Eleazar Nieves Colmenarez | Aragua | PSUV | MVR | |
| 18 | Elvis Amoroso | Aragua | PSUV | MVR | |
| 19 | Roy Alberto Daza | Aragua | PSUV | MVR | |
| 20 | William Querales | Aragua | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 21 | Geovanni Peña González | Barinas | PSUV | MVR | |
| 22 | Gonzálo Gualdrón | Barinas | PSUV | MVR | |
| 23 | Jesús Graterol Camacho | Barinas | PSUV | MVR | |
| 24 | Wilmer Pérez | Barinas | PSUV | MVR | |
| 25 | Adel El Zabayar Samara | Bolívar | PSUV | MVR | |
| 26 | Ángel Marcano Castillo | Bolívar | PSUV | MVR | |
| 27 | Berkis Solís De Sorrentino | Bolívar | PSUV | MVR | |
| 28 | Rafael Ríos Bolívar | Bolívar | PSUV | MVR | |
| 29 | Rafael Gil Barrios | Bolívar | PSUV | MVR | |
| 30 | Carmen Montilla | Carabobo | PSUV | MVR | |
| 31 | Fernando Vásquez Gusmán | Carabobo | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 32 | Israel Sotillo | Carabobo | PSUV | MVR | |
| 33 | Orlando García Prado | Carabobo | PSUV | MVR | |
| 34 | Osmar Enrique Gómez Denis | Carabobo | PSUV | MVR | |
| 35 | Raúl Álvarez Bracamonte | Carabobo | PSUV | MVR | |
| 36 | Saúl Ortega | Carabobo | PSUV | MVR | |
| 37 | Asdrúbal Coromoto Salazar | Cojedes | PSUV | MVR | |
| 38 | Hayden Pirela | Cojedes | PSUV | MVR | |
| 39 | Jhonny Milano Rodríguez | Cojedes | PSUV | PPT | |
| 40 | Juan Bautista Pérez | Cojedes | PSUV | MVR | |
| 41 | Loa Del Valle Tamaronis | Delta Amacuro | PSUV | Mi Gente | |
| 42 | Omar Marcano Rodríguez | Delta Amacuro | PSUV | PCV | |
| 43 | Henry Hernández | Delta Amacuro | PSUV | UPV | |
| 44 | Carlos Medina Rojas | Distrito Capital | PSUV | MVR | |
| 45 | Cilia Flores | Distrito Capital | PSUV | MVR | |
| 46 | Darío Vivas | Distrito Capital | PSUV | MVR | |
| 47 | Desirée Santos Amaral | Distrito Capital | PSUV | MVR | |
| 48 | Flor Ríos | Distrito Capital | PSUV | MVR | |
| 49 | Juan Carlos Dugarte | Distrito Capital | PSUV | MVR | |
| 50 | Luis Beltrán Blanco | Distrito Capital | PSUV | MVR | |
| 51 | Pedro Lander | Distrito Capital | PSUV | MVR | |
| 52 | Reinaldo García Bravo | Distrito Capital | PSUV | MVR | |
| 53 | Tirso Silva | Distrito Capital | PSUV | MVR | |
| 54 | Alberto Castellar | Falcón | PSUV | MVR | |
| 55 | Aleydys Manaure Costas | Falcón | PSUV | PCV | |
| 56 | Andrés Eloy Méndez | Falcón | PSUV | MVR | |
| 57 | Henry Baldayo | Falcón | PSUV | MVR | |
| 58 | Maris Eizaga Rujano | Falcón | PSUV | MVR | |
| 59 | Ulises Daal | Falcón | PSUV | Independent | |
| 60 | Ángel Landaeta Domínguez | Guárico | PSUV | MVR | |
| 61 | Eustoquio Contreras | Guárico | PSUV | MEP | |
| 62 | Juan José Marín Laya | Guárico | PSUV | PPT | |
| 63 | Briccio Urdaneta | Lara | PSUV | MVR | |
| 64 | Denis Peraza | Lara | PSUV | Abre Brecha | |
| 65 | Germán Darío Ferrer | Lara | PSUV | MVR | |
| 66 | Iván Lugo Rodríguez | Lara | PSUV | MVR | |
| 67 | José David Mora | Lara | PSUV | MVR | |
| 68 | José Rafael Escalona | Lara | PSUV | MVR | |
| 69 | Luis Contreras Hernández | Lara | PSUV | MVR | |
| 70 | Pastor Paucides González | Lara | PSUV | MVR | |
| 71 | Juan Carlos Pimentel | Mérida | PSUV | MVR | |
| 72 | José Ramírez Rosales | Mérida | PSUV | MVR | |
| 73 | Manuel Briceño Mendez | Mérida | PSUV | MVR | |
| 74 | María Alejandra Ávila Ávila | Mérida | PSUV | MVR | |
| 75 | Obdulio Camacho | Mérida | PSUV | MVR | |
| 76 | Augusto Montiel | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 77 | Aurora Morales | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 78 | Carlos Echezuría Rodríguez | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 79 | Carmen Álvarez Alfonzo | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 80 | Félix Leonett Canales | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 81 | Haydée Machín | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 82 | Iroshima Bravo | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 83 | Jesús Álvarez González | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 84 | Luis Gamargo | Miranda | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 85 | Maigualida Barrera | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 86 | Modesto Ruíz Espinoza | Miranda | PSUV | PCV | |
| 87 | Romelia Matute | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 88 | Tulio Amado Jiménez | Miranda | PSUV | MVR | |
| 89 | Girardot Cabello | Monagas | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 90 | Jesús Domínguez | Monagas | PSUV | MIGATO | |
| 91 | Marelis Pérez Marcano | Monagas | PSUV | MVR | |
| 92 | Santana Figueroa | Monagas | PSUV | MVR | |
| 93 | Manuel Villalba Sánchez | Monagas | PSUV | PPT | |
| 94 | Juan José Millán | Nueva Esparta | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 95 | Juan García Hernández | Nueva Esparta | PSUV | MVR | |
| 96 | María del Rosario Pacheco | Nueva Esparta | PSUV | MVR | |
| 97 | Régulo Hernández | Nueva Esparta | PSUV | MVR | |
| 98 | Alfredo Murga Rivas | Portuguesa | PSUV | MVR | |
| 99 | Francisco Torrealba | Portuguesa | PSUV | MVR | |
| 100 | José Rodríguez García | Portuguesa | PSUV | MVR | |
| 101 | Porfirio Hernández Parra | Portuguesa | PSUV | MVR | |
| 102 | Zark Lara Barrios | Portuguesa | PSUV | UPPI-FIORP | |
| 103 | Erasmo Marcano | Sucre | PSUV | MVR | |
| 104 | José del Carmen Rodríguez | Sucre | PSUV | MVR | |
| 105 | Yaritza Vallenilla | Sucre | PSUV | MVR | |
| 106 | Hernán Pacheco | Táchira | PSUV | MVR | |
| 107 | Jóse Sanguino Cárdenas | Táchira | PSUV | MVR | |
| 108 | Julio García Jarpa | Táchira | PSUV | MVR | |
| 109 | Iris Varela | Táchira | PSUV | MVR | |
| 110 | Santa Mogollón | Táchira | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 111 | Juan Mendoza Jover | Trujillo | PSUV | MVR | |
| 112 | Julio Moreno Viloria | Trujillo | PSUV | MVR | |
| 113 | Orésteres Leal | Trujillo | PSUV | MVR | |
| 114 | Oscar Pérez Cristancho | Trujillo | PSUV | MVR | |
| 115 | Malaquías Gil | Trujillo | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 116 | José Guido de Freitas | Vargas | PSUV | MVR | |
| 117 | Oswaldo Vera Rojas | Vargas | PSUV | MVR | |
| 118 | Simón Escalona Prado | Vargas | PSUV | MVR | |
| 119 | Braulio José Álvarez | Yaracuy | PSUV | MVR | |
| 120 | Carlos Gamarra | Yaracuy | PSUV | PPT | |
| 121 | Carmen Saez | Yaracuy | PSUV | PPT | |
| 122 | Ricardo Capella | Yaracuy | PSUV | AMANSA | |
| 123 | Calixto Ortega | Zulia | PSUV | MVR | |
| 124 | Edis Ríos Becerra | Zulia | PSUV | MVR | |
| 125 | Eliseo Peña Pineda | Zulia | PSUV | MVR | |
| 126 | Énder Palomares | Zulia | PSUV | MVR | |
| 127 | Francisco López Almao | Zulia | PSUV | MVR | |
| 128 | Jenny Cedeño Márquez | Zulia | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 129 | Libes González González | Zulia | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 130 | Lisandro Cabello | Zulia | PSUV | LAGO | |
| 131 | María Briceño de Queipo | Zulia | PSUV | MVR | |
| 132 | Mario Isea | Zulia | PSUV | PPT | |
| 133 | Omar Osorio López | Zulia | PSUV | Podemos | |
| 134 | Rafic Souki Rincón | Zulia | PSUV | MVR | |
| 135 | Roberto Quintero Valencia | Zulia | PSUV | MVR | |
| 136 | Leonidas Gonzales | Zulia | PSUV | MVR | |
| 137 | José Poyo | Indigenous peoples | PSUV | CONIVE | |
| 138 | Noelí Pocaterra | Indigenous peoples | PSUV | CONIVE | |
| 139 | Esteban Argelio Pérez Ramos | Indigenous peoples | PSUV | FUNDACIDI | |
| 1 | Ismael García | Aragua | UPP | Podemos | |
| 2 | Wilmer Azuaje | Barinas | UPP | Frente Humanista | |
| 3 | Juan José Molina | Bolívar | UPP | Podemos | |
| 4 | Pastora Medina | Bolívar | UPP | Frente Humanista | |
| 5 | Luis Díaz Salazar | Monagas | UPP | Frente Humanista | |
| 6 | Ricardo Gutiérrez Briceño | Portuguesa | UPP | Podemos | |
| 7 | Hermes García Font | Sucre | UPP | Podemos | |
| 8 | Bernardo Jiménez Álvarez | Sucre | UPP | Podemos | |
| 9 | José Ramón Regnault | Sucre | UPP | Frente Humanista | |
| 10 | Tomás Sánchez | Yaracuy | UPP | Frente Humanista | |
| 11 | Arcadio Montiel | Zulia | UPP | Podemos | |
| 1 | Julio Haron Ygarza | Amazonas | PPT | MUPI | |
| 2 | Laura Vals | Carabobo | PPT | PPT | |
| 3 | Enrique González | Delta Amacuro | PPT | PPT | |
| 4 | José Albornoz | Guárico | PPT | PPT | |
| 5 | Wilmer Iglesias | Mérida | PPT | PPT | |
| 6 | José Simón Calzadilla | Lara | PPT | PPT | |
| 1 | Oscar Figuera | Aragua | PCV | PCV | |
| 2 | Diluvina Cabello | Bolívar | PCV | PCV | |
| 3 | Douglas Eduardo Gómez | Carabobo | PCV | PCV | |
| 4 | Edgar Lucena | Carabobo | PCV | PCV | |
| 5 | Edgar Lucena | Táchira | PCV | PCV | |
| 1 | Pedro Bastidas | Aragua | MOVEV | MVR | |
| 1 | Miguel Rojas | Guárico | Independent | MVR |
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