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Representative

  • Spanish: Representante a la Cámara

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Elected
Exact method
183 seats: 161 territorial (each department and the Capital District of Bogota elect 2 plus additional seats by population; Constitution Art. 176), 2 Afro-descendant, 1 Indigenous, 1 Raizal, 1 Colombians abroad, 16 transitional special peace constituencies (CITREP) and 1 for the runner-up vice-presidential candidate (Opposition Statute, Art. 112), by closed or open lists with proportional representation. Four-year term beginning 20 July.
Seats
183
Source: constituteproject.org, checked

Who holds these seats now

Next vote

  • (set by law; may still move) General election

Sources

  • constituteproject.org · checked Constitute Project, Colombia Constitution 1991 as amended to 2015, read 2026-10-12: selection method and seats of this office (Arts. 112, 171, 176, 189, 190, 202, 231, 239). Seat totals for 2026-2030 (Senate 100+2+1, Chamber 161+2+1+1+1+16+1) from Wikipedia, 2026 Colombian parliamentary election, read 2026-10-12, cross-checked with CNE declaration of the Senate (El Universal, 2026-07-14). Court sizes (9 and 23) from Law 270 of 1996, not re-read this run. For: Representative
  • constituteproject.org · checked Spanish official names of the Colombian bodies and offices as used in the Constitution of 1991 and the bodies own sites, read 2026-10-12. Cabinet name Consejo de Ministros is marked unofficial (the Constitution calls it Gobierno Nacional). For: Representative in Spanish
  • valoraanalitik.com · checked Valora Analitik list of elected representatives 2026-2030, read 2026-10-12: Nicolas Barguil Cubillos elected for Cordoba (Partido Conservador). Fallback: news list, because camara.gov.co member pages load dynamically; the list has internal inconsistencies so no other representatives were loaded. For: Nicolás Antonio Barguil Cubillos, current term
  • constituteproject.org · checked Constitution Art. 190 (four-year term, run-off three weeks later), read 2026-10-12; date follows the last-Sunday-of-May (presidential) and second-Sunday-of-March (Congress) pattern of 2018-2026 (Wikipedia, 2026 Colombian presidential election and parliamentary election, read 2026-10-12). Not yet scheduled by the Registraduria, hence date_confirmed=false. For: General election, March 10, 2030

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