List of Argentine senators, 2015–2017

This is list of members of the Argentine Senate from 10 December 2015 to 9 December 2017.

Composition[]

As of 9 December 2017

Allies		Seats	Leader
Front for Victory	Front for Victory–PJ	36	Miguel Ángel Pichetto
	La Pampa Justicialist	2	Daniel Aníbal Lovera
	PARES	1	María Cristina del Valle Fiore Viñuales
Cambiemos	Radical Civic Union	8	Ángel Rozas
	PRO Front	6	Laura Elena Rodríguez Machado
	Civic and Social Front of Catamarca	1	Oscar Aníbal Castillo
	Progressive Font CC-ARI	1	María Magdalena Odarda
	Santa Fe Federal	1	Carlos Reutemann
—	Civic Front for Santiago	2	Ada Itúrrez de Cappellini
Compromiso Federal	San Luis Justicialist	2	Adolfo Rodríguez Saá
Compromiso Federal	Production and Labour	1	Roberto Basualdo
United for a New Argentina	Neuquén People's Movement	2
	We Are All Chubut	1	Alfredo Héctor Luenzo
	Union for Córdoba	1	Carlos Alberto Caserio
	Fueguian People's Movement	1
—	Federalism and Liberation	1	Carlos Saúl Menem
—	People's Front	1
Progresistas	Generation for a National Encounter	1	Jaime Linares
Federal Peronism	October 8th Justicialist	1	Juan Carlos Romero
—	Misiones	1	Sandra Giménez
—	Proyecto Sur–UNEN	1	Fernando Solanas

Election cycles[]

Election	Term
Election	Start	End
2011	10 December 2011	9 December 2017
2013	10 December 2013	9 December 2019
2015	10 December 2015	9 December 2021

List of senators[]

The table is sorted by provinces in alphabetical order, and then with their deputies in alphabetical order by their surnames. All deputies start their term on 10 December, and end it on 9 December of the corresponding years, except when noted.

Senators that were elected for a new 6-year term in the 2017 elections.

Province	Senator		Term started	Term ends
Buenos Aires	Juan Manuel Abal Medina	Front for Victory–PJ	2014^[a]	2017
Buenos Aires	María Laura Leguizamón	Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
Buenos Aires	Jaime Linares	Generation for a National Encounter	2011	2017
Buenos Aires City	Marta Gabriela Michetti	PRO Front	2013	2016^[b]
Buenos Aires City	Federico Pinedo	PRO Front	2015^[c]	2019
Buenos Aires City	Fernando Ezequiel "Pino" Solanas	Proyecto Sur - UNEN	2013	2019
Buenos Aires City		PRO Front	2016^[d]	2019
Catamarca	Inés Imelda Blas	Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021
Catamarca	Oscar Aníbal Castillo	Civic and Social Front of Catamarca	2015	2021
Catamarca	Dalmacio Mera	Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021
Chaco		Front for Victory–PJ	2013	2019
Chaco	María Inés Pilatti Vergara	Front for Victory–PJ	2013	2019
Chaco	Ángel Rozas	Radical Civic Union	2013	2019
Chubut	Nancy Susana González	Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021
Chubut	Alfredo Héctor Luenzo	We Are All Chubut	2015	2021
Chubut	Juan Mario Pais	Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021
Córdoba	Carlos Alberto Caserio	Union for Córdoba	2015	2021
Córdoba	Ernesto Félix Martínez	PRO Front	2015	2021
Córdoba	Laura Elena Rodríguez Machado	PRO Front	2015	2021
Corrientes	Ana Claudia Almirón	Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021
Corrientes		PRO Front	2015	2021
Corrientes	Carlos Mauricio Espínola	Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021
Entre Ríos	Alfredo Luis de Angeli	PRO Front	2013	2019
Entre Ríos	Pedro Guillermo Ángel Guastavino	Front for Victory–PJ	2013	2019
Entre Ríos		Front for Victory–PJ	2013	2019
Formosa		Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
Formosa	José Miguel Ángel Mayans	Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
Formosa	Luis Carlos Petcoff Naidenoff	Radical Civic Union	2011	2017
Jujuy	Walter Basilio Barrionuevo	Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
Jujuy	Liliana Beatriz Fellner	Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
Jujuy		Radical Civic Union	2015^[e]	2017
La Pampa	Norma Haydée Durango	La Pampa Justicialist	2015	2021
La Pampa	Daniel Aníbal Lovera	La Pampa Justicialist	2015	2021
La Pampa	Juan Carlos Marino	Radical Civic Union	2015	2021
La Rioja		Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
La Rioja	Mirtha María Teresita Luna	Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
La Rioja	Carlos Saúl Menem	Federalism and Liberation	2011	2017
Mendoza	Julio César Cleto Cobos	Radical Civic Union	2015	2021
Mendoza	Anabel Fernández Sagasti	Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021
Mendoza	Pamela Fernanda Verasay	Radical Civic Union	2015	2021
Misiones		Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
Misiones	Sandra Daniela Giménez	Misiones	2011	2017
Misiones		Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
Neuquén	Carmen Lucila Crexell	Neuquén People's Movement	2013	2019
Neuquén	Marcelo Jorge Fuentes	Front for Victory–PJ	2013	2019
Neuquén		Neuquén People's Movement	2013	2019
Río Negro	Silvina Marcela García Larraburu	Front for Victory–PJ	2013	2019
Río Negro	María Magdalena Odarda	Progressive Font CC-ARI	2013	2019
Río Negro	Miguel Ángel Pichetto	Front for Victory–PJ	2013	2019
Salta	María Cristina del Valle Fiore Viñuales	PARES	2013	2019
Salta	Juan Carlos Romero	October 8th Justicialist	2013	2019
Salta		Front for Victory–PJ	2013	2019
San Juan	Roberto Gustavo Basualdo	Production and Labour	2011	2017
San Juan		Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
San Juan	Marina Raquel Riofrío	Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
San Luis	Liliana Teresita Negre de Alonso	San Luis Justicialist	2011	2017
San Luis	Daniel Raúl Pérsico	Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
San Luis	Adolfo Rodríguez Saá	San Luis Justicialist	2011	2017
Santa Cruz	Virginia María García	Front for Victory–PJ	2015^[f]	2017
Santa Cruz		Front for Victory–PJ	2011	2017
Santa Cruz	Alfredo Anselmo Martínez	Radical Civic Union	2011	2017
Santa Fe	Omar Ángel Perotti	Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021
Santa Fe	Carlos Alberto Reutemann	Federal Santa Fe	2015	2021
Santa Fe	María de los Ángeles Sacnun	Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021
Santiago del Estero	Ada Rosa Del Valle Itúrrez de Cappellini	Civic Front for Santiago	2013	2019
Santiago del Estero		People's Front	2013	2019
Santiago del Estero	Gerardo Zamora	Civic Front for Santiago	2013	2017^[g]
Tierra del Fuego		Fueguian People's Movement	2015^[h]	2019
Tierra del Fuego		Front for Victory–PJ	2013	2019
Tierra del Fuego		Front for Victory–PJ	2015^[i]	2019
Tucumán	José Jorge Alperovich	Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021
Tucumán	Silvia Beatriz Elías de Pérez	Radical Civic Union	2015	2021
Tucumán		Front for Victory–PJ	2015	2021

Notes[]

^ Since 29 December 2014. Replaced Aníbal Fernández after his resignation on 16 December 2014 to become General Secretary of the Presidency.
^ Resigned on 11 February 2016 to become Vice President. Replaced by Marta Varela.
^ Since 10 December 2015. Replaced Diego Santilli after he resigned to become Vice Chief of Government of Buenos Aires.
^ Since 11 February 2016. Replaced Gabriela Michetti after she resigned to become Vice President.
^ Since 10 December 2015. Replaced Gerardo Morales after he resigned to become Governor of Jujuy.
^ Since 10 December 2015. Replaced Pablo G. González after he resigned to become Vice Governor of Santa Cruz.
^ Resigned on 9 December 2017 to become Governor of Santiago del Estero. Replaced by .
^ Since 16 September 2015. Replaced Jorge Alberto Garramuño after his death on 7 September 2015.
^ Since 10 December 2015. Replaced Rosana Bertone after she resigned to become Governor of Tierra del Fuego.

External links[]

Official site (in Spanish)

[1] Since 29 December 2014. Replaced Aníbal Fernández after his resignation on 16 December 2014 to become General Secretary of the Presidency.

[2] Resigned on 11 February 2016 to become Vice President. Replaced by Marta Varela.

[3] Since 10 December 2015. Replaced Diego Santilli after he resigned to become Vice Chief of Government of Buenos Aires.

[4] Since 11 February 2016. Replaced Gabriela Michetti after she resigned to become Vice President.

[5] Since 10 December 2015. Replaced Gerardo Morales after he resigned to become Governor of Jujuy.

[6] Since 10 December 2015. Replaced Pablo G. González after he resigned to become Vice Governor of Santa Cruz.

[7] Resigned on 9 December 2017 to become Governor of Santiago del Estero. Replaced by .

[8] Since 16 September 2015. Replaced Jorge Alberto Garramuño after his death on 7 September 2015.

[9] Since 10 December 2015. Replaced Rosana Bertone after she resigned to become Governor of Tierra del Fuego.

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FPV–PJ (39)	BA: Abal Medina Leguizamón CT: Blas Mera CC: Pilatti Vergara CH: N. González Pais CN: Almirón Espínola ER: Guastavino FM: Mayans JY: Barrionuevo Fellner LP: Durango Lovera § LR: Luna MZ: Fernández Sagasti MN: NQ: Fuentes RN: García Larraburu Pichetto § SA: Fiore Viñuales § SJ: Riofrío SL: Pérsico SC: García SF: Perotti Sacnun TF: TM: Alperovich
C (17)	DF: Pinedo CT: Castillo § CC: Rozas § CB: E. Martínez Rodríguez Machado § CN: ER: De Angeli FM: Petcoff JY: LP: Marino MZ: Cobos Verasay RN: Odarda § SC: A. Martínez SF: Reutemann § TM: Elías de Pérez
UNA (5)	CH: Luenzo § CB: Caserio § NQ: Crexell § TF: §
CF (3)	SJ: Basualdo § SL: Negre de Alonso Rodríguez Saá §
FCpS (2)	SE: Itúrrez de Cappellini § Zamora
Others (6)	BA: (GEN) DF: Solanas (Sur UNEN) LR: Menem (FyL) MN: Giménez (FRC) SA: Romero (J8O) SE: (FP)
§ Bloc leaders; Italics = Resigned / died before term end