LIX Legislature of the Mexican Congress

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59th Congress
LIX Legislatura
58th 60th
Overview
Legislative body Congress of the Union
Meeting place Palacio Legislativo de San Lázaro (Chamber of Deputies)
Edificio del Senado (Senate)
Term1 September 2003 (2003-09-01) – 31 August 2006 (2006-08-31)
Election 2003 Mexican legislative election
Senate of the Republic
Members128
Chamber of Deputies
LIX Legislatura del Congreso de la Union de Mexico.svg
Members500

The LIX Legislature (59th session) of the Congress of Mexico met from September 2003 to August 2006. All members of the lower house (Chamber of Deputies) were elected in the elections of July 2003 while members of the upper house (Senate) were elected in the elections of July 2000.

Contents

Composition

Chamber of Deputies

PartyMembersPercentage
PRI 22345%
PAN 14830%
PRD 9719%
PVEM 173%
PT 61%
Convergence 51%
Independent41%

Senate of Mexico

PartyMembersPercentage
PRI 5845%
PAN 4737%
PRD 1512%
PVEM 54%
Independent32%

Senators of the LIX Legislature

By state

StateNamePartyStateNameParty
Mexico Micaela Aguilar González PAN Coahuila Luis Alberto Rico PAN
Durango Adrián Alanís Quiñones PRI Michoacán Serafín Ríos Álvarez PRD
Baja California Sur Rodimiro Amaya Téllez PRI Yucatán Eric Rubio Barthell PRI
Hidalgo Esteban Ángeles Cerón PRI Puebla María Lucero Saldaña
Replacing Rafael Cañedo Benítez
PRI
Guerrero Héctor Astudillo PRI Oaxaca Miguel Sánchez Carreño PRI
Colima Salvador Becerra Rodríguez PAN Puebla Germán Sierra Sánchez PRI
Zacatecas José Eulogio Bonilla PRI Guanajuato Susana Stephenson
Replacing Juan Manuel Oliva
PAN
Zacatecas Genaro Borrego Estrada PRI Sinaloa Martha Tamayo PRI
Tabasco Óscar Cantón Zetina PRI Colima Víctor Manuel Torres PAN
Sinaloa José Adalberto Castro Castro
Replacing Lauro Díaz Castro
PRI Tabasco Georgina Trujillo Zentella PRI
Tlaxcala Joaquín Cisneros Fernández PRI Guerrero Héctor Vicario Castrejón PRI
Chihuahua Javier Corral Jurado PAN Jalisco Felipe Vicencio Álvarez PAN
Campeche Aracely Escalante Jasso PRI Sonora Carlos Manuel Villalobos Organista
Replacing Ramón Corral Ávila
PAN
Baja California Rubén Fernández Aceves
Replacing Héctor Osuna Jaime
PAN Morelos Marco Antonio Xicoténcatl PAN
Querétaro Francisco Fernández de Cevallos PAN Coahuila Jorge Zermeño Infante PAN
Oaxaca Jorge Franco Jiménez
Replacing Ulises Ruiz Ortiz
PRI Quintana Roo Wadi Amar Shabshab PAN
Aguscalientes Benjamín Gallegos Soto PAN Sonora Francisco Bojórquez Mungaray
Replacing Eduardo Bours
PRI
Federal District Jesús Galván Muñoz PAN Veracruz Gerardo Buganza PAN
Tamaulipas Laura Garza Galindo PRI Mexico César Camacho Quiroz PRI
Baja California Sur Ricardo Gerardo Higuera PRD Durango Rómulo Campuzano PAN
Federal District Emilia Gómez Bravo PVEM Zacatecas Raymundo Cárdenas PRD
Jalisco Gildardo Gómez PAN Yucatán José Alberto Castañeda
Replacing Patricio José Patrón Laviada
PAN
Nuevo León Rigoberto González González
Replacing Adalberto Arturo Madero Quiroga
PAN Guanajuato Carlos Chaurand PRI
Tlaxcala Mariano González Zarur PRI Baja California Sur José Carlos Cota Osuna PRI
Veracruz Noemí Guzmán Lagunes
Replacing Fernando Gutiérrez Barrios
PRI Oaxaca Óscar Cruz López
Replacing Daniel López Nelio
PRD
Querétaro Guillermo Herbert Pérez PAN Chiapas Rutilio Escandón PRD
Morelos Héctor Javier Hernández
Replacing Marco Antonio Adame
PAN Nayarit Rita María Esquivel Reyes PAN
Chiapas Marlene Herrera Díaz
Replacing José Antonio Aguilar Bodegas
PRI Puebla Francisco Fraile PAN
Quintana Roo Addy Joaquín Coldwell PAN Michoacán Antonio García Torres PRI
Chihuahua Jeffrey Max Jones PAN Aguascalientes Fernando Gómez Esparza PRI
Sonora Héctor Larios Córdova PAN Jalisco Raymundo Gómez Flores PRI
San Luis Potosí Jorge Lozano Armengol PAN San Luis Potosí Yolanda González Hernández PRI
Tamaulipas Óscar Luebbert PRI Coahuila Alejandro Gutiérrez Gutiérrez PRI
Mexico Carlos Madrazo Limón PAN Hidalgo José Antonio Haghenbeck PAN
Chiapas Areli Madrid Tovilla PRI Querétaro Silvia Hernández Enríquez PRI
Nuevo León Fernando Margáin PAN Guerrero Saúl López Sollano
Replacing Armando Chavarría Barrera
PRD
Guanajuato Filomena Margaiz
Replacing Ricardo Alaníz Posada
PAN Colima Héctor Michel Camarena PRI
San Luis Potosí Alberto Miguel Martínez Mireles PAN Sinaloa Joaquín Montaño Yamuni PAN
Michoacán Rafael Melgoza Radillo
Replacing Lázaro Cárdenas Batel
PRD Tamaulipas Marcela Navarro Quintana
Replacing Gustavo Cárdenas Gutiérrez
PAN
Campeche Víctor Manuel Méndez Lanz PRI Campeche Jorge Nordhausen PAN
Baja California Rafael Morgan Álvarez PAN Tabasco César Raúl Ojeda Zubieta PRD
Durango Ana Bricia Muro González
Replacing Ismael Alfredo Hernandez Deras
PRI Baja California Roberto Pérez de Alva PRI
Nayarit Miguel Ángel Navarro Quintero PRD Tlaxcala María del Carmen Ramírez PRD
Quintana Roo Eduardo Ovando Martínez PRI Federal District Demetrio Sodi Ind.
Yucatán Orlando Paredes Lara PRI Chihuahua Jorge Doroteo Zapata PRI
Hidalgo Lilia Reyes Morales
Replacing José Ernesto Gil Elorduy
PRI Nuevo León Rubén Zarazúa Rocha
Replacing Jesús Ricardo Canavati Tafich
PRI
Aguascalientes Alfredo Reyes Velázquez PAN

Plurinominal senators

StateNamePartyStateNameParty
Veracruz Luis Ricardo Aldana PRI Federal District Federico Ling Altamirano PAN
Baja California Joel Ayala Almeida PRI Sinaloa Jorge Abel López Sánchez
Replacing José Natividad González Parás
PRI
Puebla Manuel Bartlett Díaz PRI Tamaulipas Lydia Madero García PAN
Sonora Leticia Burgos Ochoa PRD Guanajuato Carlos Medina Plascencia PAN
Federal District Luisa María Calderón PAN Michoacán Victoria Méndez Márquez
Replacing Netzahualcóyotl de la Vega
PRI
Federal District Sara Isabel Castellanos Cortés PVEM Veracruz Elías Moreno Brizuela PRD
Sonora Luis Colosio Fernández PRI Federal District Ramón Mota Sánchez PRI
Durango Marcos Carlos Cruz Martínez PRD Federal District Jesús Ortega PRD
Querétaro Diego Fernández de Cevallos PAN Tabasco Juan José Rodríguez Prats PAN
Federal District Emilio Gamboa Patrón PRI Federal District Carlos Rojas Gutiérrez PRI
Federal District Jorge Emilio González Martínez PVEM Federal District María Guadalupe Romero Castillo PAN
Federal District Fauzi Hamdan PAN Coahuila Humberto Roque Villanueva PRI
Veracruz Guillermo Herrera Mendoza
Replacing Armando Méndez de la Luz
MC Yucatán Dulce María Sauri PRI
Sinaloa Enrique Jackson PRI Michoacán Antonio Soto Sánchez PRD
Coahuila César Jáuregui Robles PAN Jalisco Tomás Vázquez Vigil PRI
Federal District Gloria Lavara PVEM Baja California Sur Verónica Velasco PVEM

Deputies of the LIX Legislature

By relative majority election

StateNamePartyStateNameParty
Tamaulipas José Manuel Abdalá PRI Guanajuato Miguel Luna Hernández PRD
Durango Ulises Adame de León PRI Chihuahua Gustavo Madero Muñoz PAN
Chihuahua Jesús Aguilar Bueno Ind.Tabasco Luis Felipe Madrigal PRI
Veracruz Ubaldo Aguilar Flores PRI Federal District Susana Manzanares PRD
Chiapas Roberto Aguilar Hernández PRI Guerrero Javier Manzano Salazar PRD
Nuevo León María de Jesús Aguirre Maldonado PRI Guanajuato Salvador Márquez Lozornio PAN
Guerrero Ángel Aguirre Rivero PRI Jalisco Roberto Marrufo Torres PRI
Puebla José Alarcón Hernández PRI Nuevo León Karina Martínez Cantú
Replacing Eduardo Bailey
PRI
Veracruz Ernesto Alarcón Trujillo PRI Tamaulipas Jesús Humberto Martínez PRI
Quintana Roo Víctor Manuel Alcérreca PRI Federal District Salvador Martínez della Rocca PRD
Yucatán Roger Alcocer PRI Coahuila Aldo Martínez Hernández
Replacing Fernando de las Fuentes
PRI
Tamaulipas Gonzalo Alemán Migliolo PRI Nuevo León Margarita Martínez López PRI
Mexico Maximiliano Alexander Rábago PAN Federal District Horacio Martínez Meza PRD
Chihuahua Fernando Álvarez Monje PAN Mexico María Isabel Maya Pineda PRI
Mexico Marcos Álvarez Pérez
Replacing Héctor Miguel Bautista López
PRD Morelos Rosalina Mazari PRI
Michoacán Miguel Amezcua Alejo PRI Mexico Felipe Medina Santos PRI
Veracruz Pablo Anaya Rivera PRI Nayarit Raúl José Mejía González PRI
Mexico Julián Angulo Góngora PAN Zacatecas Antonio Mejía Haro PRD
Puebla Myriam Arabian PAN Veracruz Urcino Méndez Gálvez PAN
Puebla José Guillermo Aréchiga Ind.Jalisco María del Carmen Mendoza Flores PAN
Jalisco Lázaro Arias Martínez PRI Puebla Fidel René Meza Cabrera Ind.
Guanajuato Francisco Arroyo Vieyra PRI Tabasco Eugenio Mier y Concha PRI
Veracruz Francisco Ávila Camberos PAN Durango Francisco Monárrez Rincón PRI
Durango Pedro Ávila Nevárez PRI Nayarit Gerardo Montenegro Ibarra PRI
Mexico Gaspar Ávila Rodríguez PRI Tlaxcala Gelacio Montiel PRD
Chihuahua María Ávila Serna PVEM Colima Antonio Morales De La Peña PAN
Hidalgo Emilio Badillo Ramírez PRI Puebla Jesús Morales Flores PRI
Yucatán Virginia Baeza Estrella PAN Federal District Guadalupe Morales Rubio PRD
Tlaxcala Federico Barbosa Gutiérrez PRI Federal District Marcos Morales Torres PRD
Mexico Pablo Bedolla López PRI Michoacán Inelvo Moreno Álvarez PRD
Hidalgo Alfredo Bejos Nicolás
Replacing Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong
PRI Jalisco Gonzalo Moreno Arévalo PRI
Guanajuato Erandi Bermúdez PAN Guanajuato Alfonso Moreno Morán PAN
Hidalgo Óscar Bitar Haddad PRI Sinaloa Irma Moreno Ovalles
Replacing Jesús Vizcarra Calderón
PRI
Jalisco Francisco Javier Bravo PRI Veracruz Gustavo Moreno Ramos Ind.
San Luis Potosí José Luis Briones Briseño Ind.Querétaro José Alfonso Muñoz Muñoz Ind.
Federal District Clara Brugada PRD Tamaulipas Jesús Nader Nasrallah PAN
Guerrero Álvaro Burgos Barrera PRI Zacatecas Arturo Nahle PRD
Veracruz Juan Bustillos Montalvo PRI Mexico José Luis Naranjo y Quintana PRD
Federal District José Luis Cabrera Padilla PRD Mexico José Eduviges Nava PRI
Oaxaca Pedro Cabrera Rivero
Replacing Gonzalo Ruiz Cerón
PRI San Luis Potosí Alfonso Juventino Nava PRI
Campeche Sebastián Calderón Centeno PAN Chiapas Julián Nazar Morales PRI
Guanajuato Consuelo Camarena PAN Mexico Juan Carlos Núñez Armas PAN
Puebla Lisandro Campos Córdova
Replacing Francisco Jiménez Merino
PRI Federal District Elsa Obrajero Montes
Replacing Diana Bernal
PRD
Zacatecas Rafael Candelas Salinas
Replacing Amalia García
PRD Baja California Sur Francisco Javier Obregón Espinoza PRD
Yucatán Ángel Paulino Canul Ind.Guanajuato Jorge Carlos Obregón PAN
Federal District Nancy Cárdenas PRD Chiapas María Elena Orantes PRI
Oaxaca César Augusto Carrasco
Replacing José Guzmán Santos
PRI Federal District Daniel Ordóñez Hernández PRD
Jalisco José Manuel Carrillo Rubio PRI Yucatán Ivonne Ortega Pacheco PRI
Federal District Francisco Javier Carrillo Soberón PRD Mexico Heriberto Ortega Ramírez
Replacing Arturo Osornio
PRI
Sonora Javier Castelo Parada PAN Tamaulipas Maki Esther Ortíz PAN
Chihuahua Jorge Castillo Cabrera PRI Baja California José Guadalupe Osuna Millán PAN
Oaxaca Sofía Castro Ríos PRI Federal District María de los Dolores Padierna PRD
Nuevo León Humberto Cervantes Vega PRI Veracruz Diego Palmero PAN
Querétaro Raúl Rogelio Chavarría Salas PAN Chiapas Carlos Pano Becerra PRI
Guerrero Francisco Chavarría Valdeolívar PRD Mexico Raúl Leonel Paredes Vega PAN
Jalisco Sergio Armando Chávez Dávalos PRI Veracruz Pablo Pavón Vinales PRI
Jalisco Benito Chávez Montenegro
Replacing Javier Guízar Macías
PRI Hidalgo Roberto Pedraza Martínez PRI
Federal District Roberto Colín Gamboa PAN Veracruz Sergio Penagos PAN
Chiapas Florencio Collazo Gómez PRI Nuevo León Juan Carlos Pérez Góngora PRI
Baja California Hidalgo Contreras PAN Yucatán Orlando Pérez Moguel PAN
Sonora Julio César Córdova Martínez PRI Puebla José Felipe Puelles PAN
Baja California Norberto Enrique Corella PAN Nuevo León Mayela Quiroga Tamez PRI
Sinaloa José Evaristo Corrales Macías
Replacing Alejandro Higuera
PAN Federal District Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar PRD
Mexico Santiago Cortés Sandoval PRD Puebla María Angélica Ramírez Luna PAN
Baja California Sur Josefina Cota Cota
Replacing Narciso Agúndez Montaño
PRD Oaxaca Héctor Pablo Ramírez Puga PRI
Oaxaca Carmelina Cruz Silva
Replacing Elpidio Concha
PRI Coahuila Jesús María Ramón Valdés PRI
Chiapas Mario Carlos Culebro PRI Federal District Bernardino Ramos Iturbide PRD
Guanajuato Juan Manuel Dávalos Padilla PRI Tamaulipas Óscar Martín Ramos Salinas Ind.
Guanajuato Mario Ernesto Dávila Aranda PAN Guanajuato Miguel Ángel Rangel PAN
Coahuila Norma Violeta Dávila Salinas
Replacing Óscar Pimentel González
PRI Mexico José Rangel Espinosa PRI
San Luis Potosí José María de la Vega PAN Guanajuato Armando Rangel Hernández PAN
Sonora Gustavo Adolfo de Unanue PAN Coahuila Laura Reyes Retana Ind.
Aguascalientes Jaime del Conde Ugarte PAN Sonora Homero Ríos Murrieta PAN
Morelos Guillermo del Valle PRI Aguascalientes Arturo Robles Aguilar PRI
Federal District María Angélica Díaz del Campo PRD Oaxaca Concepción Robles Altamirano
Replacing Jacobo Sánchez López
PRI
Sonora Lamberto Díaz Nieblas PRI Guanajuato Carla Rochín Nieto PAN
Federal District Francisco Diego Aguilar
Replacing Gilberto Ensástiga
PRD Hidalgo Gonzalo Rodríguez Anaya PRI
Nayarit María Hilaria Domínguez PRI Jalisco Hugo Rodríguez Díaz PRI
Tlaxcala Florentino Domínguez Ordoñez PRI Federal District Agustín Rodríguez Fuentes PRD
Mexico Patricia Durán Reveles PAN Tabasco Rogelio Rodríguez Javier PRI
Federal District Federico Döring PAN Nuevo León Alfonso Rodríguez Ochoa PRI
Guerrero Abel Echeverría Pineda PRI Coahuila Ricardo Rodríguez Rocha PRI
San Luis Potosí Álvaro Elías Loredo PAN Sonora Samuel Rodríguez Sánchez
Replacing Antonio Astiazarán
PRI
Campeche Enrique Escalante Arceo PRI Mexico Jesús Tolentino Román PRI
Morelos Rodolfo Esquivel Landa PAN Oaxaca Samuel Rosales Olmos
Replacing José Luis Tapia
PRI
Quintana Roo María Concepción Fajardo
Replacing Félix González Canto
PRI Tabasco Carlos Manuel Rovirosa Ramírez PRI
Sinaloa Óscar Félix Ochoa PRI Colima Rogelio Rueda Sánchez PRI
Mexico Fernando Fernández García PRI Puebla Roberto Ruiz Esparza Ind.
Durango Jaime Fernández Saracho PRI Durango Rosario Sáenz López
Replacing Carlos Herrera Araluce
PRI
Mexico David Ferreyra Martínez PRD San Luis Potosí Benjamín Sagahón Ind.
Michoacán Margarito Fierros PRD Veracruz Rómulo Salazar Macías PRI
Guerrero Irma Sinforina Figueroa PRD Michoacán Alejandro Saldaña Villaseñor PRI
Guerrero José Rubén Figueroa Smutny PRI Veracruz Eduardo Alfonso Sánchez Hernández Ind.
Tamaulipas Humberto Filizola PRI Federal District Rocío Sánchez Pérez PRD
Mexico Patricia Flores Fuentes PAN Jalisco Leonel Sandoval Figueroa PRI
Puebla José Luis Flores Hernández PRI Baja California Renato Sandoval Franco PAN
Puebla Rogelio Flores Mejía PAN Jalisco Evelia Sandoval Urbán Ind.
Zacatecas Rafael Flores Mendoza PRD Nuevo León Norma Patricia Saucedo PAN
Federal District Pablo Franco Hernández PRD Federal District Francisco Javier Saucedo PRD
Sinaloa Francisco Frías Castro PRI Federal District Emilio Serrano Jiménez PRD
Mexico Israel Gallardo Sevilla PAN Querétaro Miguel Sierra Zúñiga
Replacing Ricardo Alegre
PAN
Jalisco Javier Galván PRI Michoacán Pascual Sigala PRD
San Luis Potosí Marco Antonio Gama PAN Morelos José Sigona Torres PAN
Oaxaca Manuel García Corpus PRI Tamaulipas Erick Silva Santos
Replacing Baltazar Hinojosa Ochoa
PRI
Mexico Fernando García Cuevas PRI Michoacán Carlos Hernán Silva Valdés PRD
Federal District Miguel Ángel García Domínguez PRD Mexico Isaías Soriano López PRI
Federal District Iván García Solís PRD Federal District Víctor Suárez Carrera PRD
Michoacán Rafael García Tinajero PRD Querétaro Guillermo Tamborrel Suárez PAN
Federal District María Garfias Maldonado PRD Guerrero Marcelo Tecolapa PRI
Federal District Pablo Gómez Álvarez PRD Michoacán Israel Tentory PRD
Mexico Blanca Estela Gómez Carmona PRI Jalisco Carlos Tiscareño PAN
Mexico Alfredo Gómez Sánchez PRI Federal District Edgar Torres Baltazar PRD
Mexico Valentín González Bautista PRD Michoacán Enrique Torres Cuadros PRD
Mexico Magdalena González Furlong PAN Veracruz Marco Antonio Torres Hernández PRI
Jalisco Ramón González González PAN Guanajuato Rubén Alfredo Torres Zavala PAN
Mexico Víctor Ernesto González Huerta PRI Federal District Miguel Ángel Toscano PAN
Chiapas César Amín González Orantes PRI Jalisco José Luis Treviño PAN
Baja California Víctor Manuel González Reyes PAN Veracruz Tomás Antonio Trueba PAN
Nuevo León Alfonso González Ruiz Ind.Sonora Fermín Trujillo Fuentes PRI
Chiapas Juan Antonio Gordillo PRI Mexico Gerardo Ulloa Pérez PRD
Chiapas Francisco Grajales Palacios PRI Jalisco Marisol Urrea Camarena PAN
Nuevo León Marcela Guerra Castillo PRI Veracruz Jorge Uscanga PRI
Michoacán Ana Lilia Guillén Quiroz PRD Chiapas Jorge Baldemar Utrilla PRI
Veracruz Gonzálo Guízar PRI Aguascalientes Francisco Javier Valdés de Anda PAN
Mexico Marco Antonio Gutiérrez Romero PRI Michoacán Reynaldo Valdés Manzo PRD
Michoacán Abdallán Guzmán PRD Sinaloa Esteban Valenzuela García PRI
Veracruz Rocío Guzmán de Paz PAN Sinaloa Rosa Valenzuela Rodelo
Replacing Abraham Velázquez Iribe
PRI
Jalisco David Hernández Pérez PRI Jalisco Quintín Vázquez García Ind.
Guerrero Rosario Herrera Ascencio PRD Jalisco Sergio Vázquez García PAN
Tabasco Francisco Herrera León PRI Veracruz José Jesús Vázquez González PAN
Chiapas Belizario Herrera PRI Veracruz Regina Vázquez Saut PAN
Zacatecas Guillermo Huízar PRD Sinaloa Bernardo Vega Carlos
Replacing Jorge Abel López Sánchez
Ind.
Puebla Víctor Hugo Islas PRI Puebla Juan Manuel Vega Rayet PRI
Puebla María Izaguirre Francos PRI Hidalgo Araceli Velázquez
Replacing Jorge Romero Romero
PRI
Hidalgo Moisés Jiménez Sánchez Ind.Veracruz Martín Vidaña Pérez PRI
San Luis Potosí Ana Luz Juárez Alejo
Replacing Francisco Xavier Salazar Diez
PAN Oaxaca Javier Villacaña Jiménez
Replacing Jesús Ángel Díaz Ortega
PRI
Mexico Adrián Juárez Jiménez
Replacing Rubén Mendoza Ayala
PAN Nuevo León Adrián Villagómez García PRI
Chihuahua Martha Laguette PRI Michoacán Pablo Antonio Villanueva Ramírez PAN
Mexico José Francisco Landero PAN Chihuahua José Mario Wong PRI
Guanajuato Francisco Lemus Muñoz PAN Guanajuato Elizabeth Yáñez Robles PAN
Sinaloa Armando Leyson PRI Chihuahua Nora Yú PRI
Veracruz Miguel Ángel Llera Bello PAN Oaxaca Gustavo Zanatta
Replacing Eviel Pérez Magaña
PRI
Puebla José López Medina
Replacing Rafael Moreno Valle
PRI Veracruz Mario Zepahua Valencia PRI
Baja California Pablo Alejo López Núñez PAN Veracruz Guillermo Zorrilla Fernández PRI
Chihuahua Miguel Lucero Palma PRI Coahuila Jesús Zúñiga Romero Ind.
Mexico Julio Horacio Lujambio PVEM Oaxaca Heliodoro Díaz Escarraga PRI
Mexico Leticia Userralde PAN Tabasco Amalin Yabur Elías PRI

Plurinominal Deputies

NamePartyNameParty
José Alberto Aguilar Iñárritu PRI Jorge Luis Hinojosa PAN
José Carmen Alcántara PRI José Ángel Ibáñez Ind.
Huberto Aldaz PAN María Jaspeado PAN
Miguel Alonso Raya PRD Carlos Jiménez Macías PRI
Ángel Alonso Díaz Caneja PAN Jorge Kahwagi PVEM
Francisco Xavier Alvarado PVEM Marcela Lagarde PRD
Sergio Álvarez Mata PAN Francisco Lara Arano PAN
José Irene Álvarez Ramos PAN Gisela Lara Saldaña PAN
Leonardo Álvarez Romo
Replacing Yvette Salazar
PVEM Graciela Larios Rivas PRI
Sheyla Aragón PAN Lucio Galileo Lastra Marín PAN
Lilia Aragón
Replacing Elba Esther Gordillo
PRI Jorge Legorreta Ordorica PVEM
René Arce Islas PRD Bernardo Loera Carrillo PAN
Filemón Arcos PRI Jesús Lomelí PRI
Daniel Arévalo Gallegos
Replacing Roberto Rafael Campa Ciprián
PRI Cruz López Aguilar PRI
Jacqueline Argüelles PVEM Francisco López Mena PAN
María Arias Staines PVEM Manuel López Villarreal PAN
Rosa María Avilés Nájera PRD Sergio Magaña Martínez PRD
Abraham Bagdadi PRD Luis Maldonado Venegas MC
José Juan Bárcenas PAN Jesús Martínez Álvarez MC
Alberto Barrera Zurita PAN Germán Martínez Cázares PAN
Francisco Barrio PAN Gema Martínez López PRI
Omar Bazán Flores
Replacing José Reyes Baeza Terrazas
PRI Guillermo Martínez Nolasco PRI
Manlio Fabio Beltrones PRI Jorge Martínez Ramos PRD
Carlos Blackaller PRI Laura Elena Martínez Rivera PRI
Irene Blanco Becerra PAN José Luis Medina Lizalde PRD
Julio Boltvinik PRD Alejandra Méndez Salorio PVEM
Ángel Buendía Tirado PRI Martha Lucía Mícher PRD
Enrique Burgos García PRI Carlos Mireles Morales PRI
José Antonio Cabello PAN Beatriz Mojica Morga PRD
Manuel Camacho Solís PRD Juan Francisco Molinar Horcasitas PAN
Isidro Camarillo Zavala Ind. Francisco Mora Ciprés PRD
Rómulo Cárdenas PAN Jaime Miguel Moreno Garavilla MC
Martín Carrillo Guzmán Ind. Inti Muñoz Santini PRD
Marbella Casanova PRD Alejandro Murat Hinojosa
Replacing Jorge Ortiz Alvarado
PRI
Concepción Castañeda Ortíz PRI José Adolfo Murat
Replacing Alfredo del Mazo González
PRI
César Antonio Chávez Castillo PRD Consuelo Muro Urista PRI
Margarita Chávez Murguía PAN Armando Neyra Chávez PRI
Adrián Chávez Ruiz PRD Cuauhtémoc Ochoa Fernández PVEM
Emilio Chuayffet PRI Javier Orozco Gómez PVEM
Tatiana Clouthier Ind. Omar Ortega Álvarez PRD
José Ángel Córdova Villalobos PAN Lino Celaya PRI
Ariel Córdova Wilson
Replacing Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas
PRI José Agustín Ortiz Pinchetti PRD
María Corella Manzanilla PAN Javier Osorio Salcido PAN
Rodrigo Iván Cortés Jiménez PAN Manuel Enrique Ovalle Araiza PAN
Marko Antonio Cortés Mendoza PAN Janette Ovando PAN
Tomás Cruz Martínez PRD Joel Padilla Peña PT
Sami David David PRI Martha Palafox Gutiérrez PRI
Angélica De la Peña Gómez PRD Ángel Pasta Muñuzuri PAN
José Antonio de la Vega Asmitia PAN Yolanda Peniche Blanco
Replacing Alfredo Rodríguez y Pacheco
PAN
Blanca Judith Díaz Delgado PAN Aníbal Peralta Galicia
Replacing Miguel Ángel Yunes
PRI
Felipe de Jesús Díaz González PAN Juan Fernando Perdomo MC
Socorro Díaz Palacios PRD Manuel Pérez Cárdenas PAN
Homero Díaz Rodríguez PRI Juan Pérez Medina PRD
Horacio Duarte Olivares PRD Evangelina Pérez Zaragoza PAN
María Elyd Sáenz
Replacing Juan de Dios Castro Lozano
PAN Raúl Pompa Victoria PRI
Blanca Eppen PAN Esthela Ponce Beltrán PRI
María del Carmen Escudero PAN Cristina Portillo Ayala PRD
Fernando Espino Arévalo PVEM Sergio Arturo Posadas Lara PRI
Luis Eduardo Espinosa Pérez PRD Jorge Luis Preciado PAN
Francisco Espinosa Ramos PT Luis Antonio Ramírez Pineda PRI
Luis Andrés Esteva PAN Emiliano Ramos
Replacing Rogelio Franco Castán
PRD
Maximino Fernández Ávila PVEM Sonia Rincón Chanona Ind.
Alfredo Fernández Moreno PAN Martha Leticia Rivera Cisneros PAN
Patricia Garduño PAN Sara Rocha Medina PRI
Víctor Félix Flores Morales PRI Óscar Rodríguez Cabrera PRI
Carlos Flores Rico PRI María Rodríguez de Alba PRI
Carmen Guadalupe Fonz PRI Héctor Humberto Gutiérrez PRI
Rafael Galindo Jaime PRI Francisco Rojas Gutiérrez PRI
Ramón Galindo Noriega PAN Emilio Zebadúa PRD
Blanca Amelia Gámez PAN Lizbeth Rosas Montero PRD
Rolando García Alonso
Replacing Margarita Zavala
PAN Isidoro Ruiz PRD
Marco Antonio García Ayala PRI Gabriela Ruiz del Rincón PAN
Juan García Costilla PRD Claudia Ruiz Massieu PRI
Eliana García Laguna PRD José Julián Sacramento PAN
Addy García López PRI Margarita Saldaña Hernández PAN
Tomás Ruiz González PRI Javier Salinas Narváez PRD
Juan José García Ochoa PRD Rafael Sánchez Pérez PAN
José García Ortíz PRI Salvador Sánchez Vázquez PRI
María García Velasco PAN María Scherman Leaño PRI
Diva Hadamira Gastélum PRI Yadira Serrano Crespo PRD
Rebeca Godínez y Bravo PRI Norma Sotelo Ochoa PRI
Adriana González Carrillo PAN María Guadalupe Sánchez Santiago PAN
José Julio González Garza PAN Francisco Suárez Dávila PRI
José González Morfin PAN María Talavera Hernández PAN
Luis Antonio González Roldán PVEM Lorena Torres Ramos PAN
Marcela González Salas PRD Elpidio Tovar PRD
Jesús González Schmal MC José Isabel Trejo PAN
Alejandro González Yáñez PT Jorge Triana Tena PAN
Juan Antonio Guajardo Anzaldúa PT Edmundo Valencia Monterrubio PAN
Luis Alejandro Guevara
Replacing María Cristina Díaz Salazar
PRI Yolanda Valladares PAN
Leticia Gutiérrez Corona Ind. Marisol Vargas Bárcena PAN
Edelmira Gutiérrez PAN Pedro Vázquez González PT
Dolores Gutiérrez Zurita PRD Salvador Vega Casillas PAN
Fernando Guzmán Pérez PAN Wintilo Vega PRI
Benjamín Hernández Bustamante
Replacing Jorge Fernando Franco
PRI Roberto Vega Galina Ind.
Ruth Hernández Martínez PAN Manuel Velasco Coello PVEM
Minerva Hernández Ramos PRD Guillermo Velasco Rodríguez PVEM
Marcelo Herrera Herbert PRD Alfredo Villegas Arreola PRI
Ernesto Herrera Tovar PAN Beatriz Zavala PAN
Óscar González Yáñez PT Jazmín Zepeda Burgos PRD

Elections results

Chamber of deputies

Summary of the 6 July 2003 Chamber of Deputies of Mexico election results
PartiesVotes%FPP SeatsPR SeatsTotal
PRI/PVEM Institutional Revolutionary Party (Partido Revolucionario Institucional)30.616163224
Ecologist Green Party of Mexico (Partido Verde Ecologista de México)4.031417
PRI-PVEM lists13.4
National Action Party (Partido Acción Nacional)23.18069149
Party of the Democratic Revolution (Partido de la Revolución Democrática)17.6564197
Labour Party (Partido del Trabajo)2.4066
Convergence for Democracy (Convergencia por la Democracia)2.3055
Independents022
Total 300200500
Source: IFE/PREP and Grupa Reforma

Senate of Mexico

Preceded by LIX Legislature
September 2003 to August 2006
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