National
Senator
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected
- Exact method
- Four senators per department chosen by proportional representation on party lists; five-year term. Constitution 2009, art. 148.
- Seats
- 36
Who holds these seats now
Members are elected in constituencies or from party lists, as each row says.
| Seat | Held by |
|---|---|
| Beni (department list)Elected from the party list for Beni | Not in our records |
| Chuquisaca (department list)Elected from the party list for Chuquisaca | Not in our records |
| Cochabamba (department list)Elected from the party list for Cochabamba | Not in our records |
| La Paz (department list)Elected from the party list for La Paz | Not in our records |
| Oruro (department list)Elected from the party list for Oruro | Not in our records |
| Pando (department list)Elected from the party list for Pando | Not in our records |
| Potosí (department list)Elected from the party list for Potosí | Not in our records |
| Santa Cruz (department list)Elected from the party list for Santa Cruz | Not in our records |
| Tarija (department list)Elected from the party list for Tarija | Not in our records |
Next vote
- Must be held by November 2030 (no fixed date) General election
Sources
- en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia / Constitution 2009 (arts. 146, 148, 165-172, 198, 285-288), read 2026-10-12: office, seat count, selection method. For: Senator
- es.wikipedia.org · checked Derived: five-year terms (Constitution 2009); date not yet set by the electoral body. For: General election, November 8, 2030
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