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Puerto Rico: Resident Commissioners


Resident Commissioners to U.S. Congress from Puerto Rico,1900-2017(May be incomplete!)
FedericoDegetau 1901-05TulioLarrinaga 1905-11LuisMuñoz=Rivera 1911-16FelixCordova Davila 1917-32JoséLorenzo Pesquera 1932-33SantiagoIglesias 1933-39BolívarPagán 1939-45JesúsT. Piñero 1945-46AntonioFernós-Isern 1946-65SantiagoPolanco-Abreu 1965-69JorgeLuis Cordova=Diaz 1969-73JaimeBenitez 1973-77BaltasarCorrada-del Rio 1977-85JaimeB. Fuster 1985-92AntonioJ. Colorado 1992-93CarlosA. Romero=Barceló 1993-2001AníbalAcevedo=Vilá 2001-05LuisG. Fortuño=Burset 2005-PedroPierluisi 2009-17

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

  • 1900 Nov 6:FedericoDegetau (Partido Republicano Puertorriqueño), elected.
  • 1900 Nov 7:ManuelR. Gatell (Partido Federal), defeated.
  • 1916 Nov 15:LuisMuñoz=Rivera, died in office.
  • 1939 Dec 5:SantiagoIglesias, died in office.
  • 1940 Nov 5:BolívarPagán (Coalitionist), elected;AntonioFernós-Isern (Popular), defeated;MiguelA. Garcia=Mendez (Unification), defeated.
  • 1944 Nov 7:JesúsT. Piñero (Popular Democratic), elected;ManualFont (United Parties), defeated;AugustinFernández (Autentico), defeated;FranciscoGrovas (Proletario), defeated.
  • 1968:SantiagoPolanco-Abreu, defeated.
  • 1972:JaimeBenitez (Popular Democratic), elected.
  • 1976:JaimeBenitez, defeated.
  • 1992 Mar 4:JaimeB. Fuster, resigned.
  • 1992 Nov 3:CarlosA. Romero=Barceló (New Progressive), elected;AntonioJ. Colorado (Popular Democratic), defeated;VictorGarcia San Inocencio (Puerto Rican Independence), defeated.
  • 1996 Nov 5:CarlosA. Romero=Barceló (New Progressive), elected;CelesteBenitez (Popular Democratic), defeated;ManuelRodríguez=Orellana (Puerto Rican Independence), defeated.
  • 2000 Nov 7:AníbalAcevedo=Vilá (Popular Democratic), elected;CarlosA. Romero=Barceló (New Progressive), defeated;ManuelRodríguez=Orellana (Puerto Rican Independence), defeated.
  • 2008 Nov 4:PedroPierluisi, elected.

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