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This is a list of members of the Argentine Senate from 10 December 2021 to 9 December 2023.

Composition

Senate leadership

Title	Officeholder	Caucus	Province
President of the Senate	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner	Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	Buenos Aires Province
Provisional President	Claudia Ledesma Abdala	Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	Santiago del Estero
Vice President	Carolina Losada	Juntos por el Cambio	Santa Fe
First Vice President	Maurice Closs	Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	Misiones
Second Vice President	Guadalupe Tagliaferri	Juntos por el Cambio	Buenos Aires

Election cycles

List of senators

Province	Photo	Senator	Party		Term
					From	To
Buenos Aires		José María Torello		PRO Front	2021	2023
		Gladys González		PRO Front	2017	2023
		Juliana Di Tullio		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2021	2023
Buenos Aires City		Martín Lousteau		Radical Civic Union	2019	2025
		Mariano Recalde		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		Guadalupe Tagliaferri		PRO Front	2019	2025
Catamarca		Guillermo Eduardo Andrada		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2021	2027
		Lucía Benigna Corpacci		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2021	2027
		Flavio Sergio Fama		Radical Civic Union	2021	2027
Chaco		María Inés Pilatti Vergara		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		Antonio José Rodas		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		Víctor Zimmermann		Radical Civic Union	2019	2025
Chubut		Carlos Alberto Linares		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2021	2027
		Edith Elizabeth Terenzi		Chubut Integration and Development	2021	2027
		Ignacio Agustín Torres		Chubut Integration and Development	2021	2027
Córdoba		Carmen Álvarez Rivero		PRO Front	2021	2027
		Luis Alfredo Juez		PRO Front	2021	2027
		Alejandra María Vigo		Federal Unity	2021	2027
Corrientes		Carlos Mauricio Espínola		Federal Unity	2021	2027
		Mercedes Gabriela Valenzuela		Radical Civic Union	2021	2027
		Eduardo Alejandro Vischi		Radical Civic Union	2021	2027
Entre Ríos		Alfredo Luis de Angeli		PRO Front	2019	2025
		Edgardo Darío Kueider		Federal Unity	2019	2025
		Stella Maris Olalla		Radical Civic Union	2019	2025
Formosa		María Teresa Margarita González		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2017	2023
		José Miguel Ángel Mayans		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2017	2023
		Luis Carlos Petcoff Naidenoff		Radical Civic Union	2017	2023
Jujuy		Mario Raymundo Fiad		Radical Civic Union	2017	2023
		Silvia del Rosario Giacoppo		Radical Civic Union	2017	2023
		Guillermo Eugenio Mario Snopek		Federal Unity	2017	2023
La Pampa		Daniel Pablo Bensusán		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2021	2027
		María Victoria Huala		PRO Front	2021	2027
		Daniel Ricardo Kroneberger		Radical Civic Union	2021	2027
La Rioja		Ricardo Antonio Guerra		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2021	2023
		Julio César Martínez		Radical Civic Union	2017	2023
		María Clara Vega [es]		We Have a Future Argentina	2019	2023
Mendoza		Alfredo Víctor Cornejo		Radical Civic Union	2021	2027
		Anabel Fernández Sagasti		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2021	2027
		Mariana Juri		Radical Civic Union	2021	2027
Misiones		Maurice Fabián Closs		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2017	2023
		Humberto Luis Arturo Schiavoni		PRO Front	2017	2023
		Magdalena Solari Quintana		Front for the Renewal of Concord	2017	2023
Neuquén		Carmen Lucila Crexell		Neuquén Movement	2019	2025
		Oscar Isidro Parrilli		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		Silvia Estela Sapag		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
Río Negro		Claudio Martín Doñate		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		Silvina Marcela García Larraburu		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		Alberto Edgardo Weretilneck		Together We Are Río Negro	2019	2025
Salta		Nora del Valle Giménez		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		Sergio Napoleón Leavy		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		Juan Carlos Romero		October 8th Justicialist	2019	2025
San Juan		Roberto Gustavo Basualdo		Production and Labour	2017	2023
		Cristina del Carmen López Valverde		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2017	2023
		José Rubén Uñac		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2017	2023
San Luis		María Eugenia Catalfamo		Federal Unity	2017	2023
		Gabriela González Riollo		PRO Front	2021	2023
		Adolfo Rodríguez Saá		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2017	2023
Santa Cruz		Eduardo Raúl Costa		Radical Civic Union	2017	2023
		Ana María Ianni		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2017	2023
		María Belén Tapia		Radical Civic Union	2017	2023
Santa Fe		Marcelo Néstor Lewandowski		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2021	2027
		Carolina Losada		Radical Civic Union	2021	2027
		Dionisio Fernando Scarpin		Radical Civic Union	2021	2027
Santiago del Estero		Claudia Alejandra Ledesma Abdala		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		Gerardo Antenor Montenegro		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		José Emilio Neder		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
Tierra del Fuego		Pablo Daniel Blanco		Radical Civic Union	2019	2025
		María Eugenia Duré		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
		Matías David Rodríguez		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2019	2025
Tucumán		Beatriz Luisa Ávila		Party for Social Justice	2021	2027
		Sandra Mariela Mendoza		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2021	2027
		Pablo Raúl Yedlin		Frente de Todos, then Unión por la Patria	2021	2027

Notes

1. Ex officio as Vice President of Argentina.
2. Yet to take office. Replacing Esteban Bullrich.
3. Since 19 August 2021. Replaced Jorge Taiana.
4. Since 24 February 2021. Replaced Carlos Menem.
5. Since 20 December 2019. Replaced Inés Brizuela y Doria.
6. Since 10 December 2021. Replaced Claudio Poggi.

References

1. Cayón, David (9 December 2021). "Quién es José María Torello, el reemplazante de Esteban Bullrich en el Senado". Infobae (in Spanish). Retrieved 9 December 2021.
2. "Juliana Di Tullio asumirá mañana como senadora". Página/12 (in Spanish). 18 August 2021. Retrieved 18 August 2021.
3. "Senado: Ricardo Guerra reemplazó a Carlos Menem". Página/12 (in Spanish). 24 February 2021. Retrieved 11 December 2021.
4. "Clara Vega juró como senadora nacional por La Rioja tras ganar un reclamo judicial por paridad de género". Infobae (in Spanish). 20 December 2019. Retrieved 11 December 2021.
5. "Asumió la reemplazante de Poggi y Tagliaferri ocupó la vicepresidencia segunda". Parlamentario (in Spanish). 9 December 2021. Retrieved 11 December 2021.

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