This is list of members of the Argentine Senate from 10 December 2003 to 9 December 2005.
Composition as of 9 December 2005 Bloc SeatsJusticialist Party38Radical Civic Union16Civic and Social Front of Catamarca2Republican Force2Justicialist Loyalty and Dignity2Neuquén People's Movement2San Juan Renewal Crusade1Broad Front1Frepaso1Independent San Luis1Independent Radical1Jujuy Civic Front1New Party1Salta Renewal Party1Socialist Party1Vacant1 Source: senado.gov.ar (archive)
Senate leadership Title Officeholder Bloc ProvincePresident of the SenateDaniel ScioliFront for Victory–PJProvisional PresidentMarcelo GuinleJusticialist PartyVice PresidentMarcelo López AriasJusticialist PartyFirst Vice PresidentMirian CurlettiRadical Civic UnionSecond Vice PresidentRicardo Gómez DiezSalta Renewal Party
Election cycles For the first time since 1973, all seats in the Argentine Senate were renewed in the 2001 legislative election, following the implementation of a new system as per the 1994 constitutional amendment. Under the agreed system, a third of all seats would be renewed for two years (2001–2003), a third for four years (2001–2005), and another third for six years (2001–2007). The term length was decided by draw. Accordingly, two thirds of the senators listed here were elected in 2001: one third for four-year terms (2001–2005) and another third for six-year terms (2001–2007). A third of the senators listed here were elected in 2003 for corresponding six year terms (2003–2009).
ElectionTermStartEnd 200110 December 20019 December 200510 December 20019 December 2007200310 December 20039 December 2009
List of senators ProvinceSenatorPartyTerm From ToBuenos Aires Province Justicialist Party 2002 2005 Frepaso 2002 2005 Justicialist Party 2001 2005Buenos Aires Broad Front20012007 Justicialist Party 20032007 Independent Radical20012007Catamarca Civic and Social Front of Catamarca20032009 Civic and Social Front of Catamarca20032009 Justicialist Party20032009Chaco Justicialist Party20012007 Radical Civic Union20012007 Radical Civic Union 20032007Chubut Justicialist Party20032009 Justicialist Party20032009 Radical Civic Union20032009Córdoba Justicialist Party20032009 New Party20032009 Justicialist Party20032009Corrientes Justicialist Party20032009 Radical Civic Union20032009 Vacant 20062009Entre Ríos Justicialist Party20012007 Justicialist Party 20032007 Radical Civic Union20012007Formosa Radical Civic Union 2001 2005 Justicialist Party 2001 2005 Justicialist Party 2001 2005Jujuy Jujuy Civic Front 2001 2005 Justicialist Party 2001 2005 Radical Civic Union 2001 2005La Pampa Justicialist Party20032009 Justicialist Party20032009 Radical Civic Union20032009La Rioja Justicialist Party 2001 2005 Justicialist Loyalty and Dignity 2001 2005 Justicialist Party 2001 2005Mendoza Justicialist Party20032009 Radical Civic Union20032009 Justicialist Party2003 2007Misiones Radical Civic Union 2001 2005 Justicialist Party 2001 2005 Justicialist Party 2001 2005Neuquén Justicialist Party20012007 Neuquén People's Movement20012007 Neuquén People's Movement20012007Río Negro Radical Civic Union 20072007 Río Negro Radical2001 2007 Radical Civic Union20012007 Justicialist Party20012007Salta Justicialist Party20012007 Salta Renewal Party20012007 Justicialist Party20012007San Juan San Juan Renewal Crusade 2001 2005 Justicialist Party 2001 2005 Justicialist Party 2003 2005San Luis Radical Civic Union 2001 2005 Justicialist Loyalty and Dignity 2001 2005 Independent San Luis 2001 2005Santa Cruz Justicialist Party 2001 2005 Justicialist Party 2001 2005 Radical Civic Union 2001 2005Santa Fe Socialist Party20032009 Justicialist Party20032009 Justicialist Party20032009Santiago del Estero Justicialist Party20012007 Justicialist Party 20022007 Radical Civic Union20012007Tierra del Fuego Justicialist Party20012007 Radical Civic Union 20042007 Radical Civic Union2001 2004 Justicialist Party20012007Tucumán Republican Force2003 2007 Justicialist Party20032009 Republican Force20032009
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