El Salvador Legislative Assembly is one of the three branches of government in El Salvadoran. The Legislative body is made up of 84 deputies that serve a three-year term. All the deputies are elected by direct popular vote and are eligible for unlimited reelection.
Western Zone legislators or Diputados.
| Santa Ana (7) | |
|---|---|
| NI (5) ARENA (1) GANA (1) |
Felipe Interiano NI Jorge Castro NI Giovanny Saldaña NI Lorena Fuentes NI Evelyn Merlos NI Juan Carlos Mendoza GANA Javier Palomo ARENA |
| Sonsonate (6) | |
|---|---|
| NI (4) ARENA (1) GANA (1) |
Hector Sales NI Mauricio Ortiz NI Raul Chamagua NI Samuel Martínez NI Adelmo Rivas GANA Silvia Ostorga ARENA |
| Ahuachapan (4) | |
|---|---|
| NI (2) PCN (1) ARENA (1) |
Estuardo Rodriguez NI Luis Figueroa NI Serafin Orantes PCN Ricardo Godoy ARENA |
Central Zone legislators or Diputados.
| San Salvador (24) | |
|---|---|
| NI (17) ARENA (3) NT (1) GANA (1) FMLN (1) VAMOS (1) |
Ernesto Castro NI Suecy Callejas NI Dania Gonzalez NI Dennis Salas NI Alexia Rivas NI Elisa Rosales NI Ana Figueroa NI Carlos Bruch NI Rodrigo Ayala NI Jose Urbina NI Aronette Mencia NI Christian Guevara NI Ivonne Hernandez NI Ruben Flores NI Francisco Villatoro NI Leonel Uceda NI Edgardo Mulato NI Margarita Escobar ARENA Portillo Cuadra ARENA Marcela Villatoro ARENA John Wright Sol NT Guillermo Gallegos GANA Anabel Belloso FMLN Claudia Ortiz VAMOS |
| La Libertad (10) | |
|---|---|
| NI (7) ARENA (2) GANA (1) |
Rebeca Santos NI Ricardo Rivas NI Salvador Chacon NI Sandra Martínez NI Walter Aleman NI Norma Lobo NI Erick Garcia NI Rodrigo Avila ARENA Francisco Lira ARENA Romeo Auerbach GANA |
| La Paz (4) | |
|---|---|
| NI (3) ARENA (1) |
Marcela Pineda NI Walter Coto NI Herbert Rodas NI Rosa Romero ARENA |
| Chalatenango (3) | |
|---|---|
| NI (1) PCN (1) |
Alexander Guardado NI Saul Mancia NI Reynaldo Cardoza PCN |
| Cuscatlan (3) | |
|---|---|
| NI (2) ARENA (1) |
Jonathan Hernandez NI Janneth Molina NI Alberto Romero ARENA |
| Cabañas (3) | |
|---|---|
| NI (2) ARENA (1) |
Jose Garcia NI Amilcar Ayala NI Carlos Reyes ARENA |
| San Vicente (3) | |
|---|---|
| NI (2) ARENA (1) |
Edgar Fuentes NI Gerardo Aguilar NI Donato Vaquerano ARENA |
Eastern Zone legislators or Diputados.
| San Miguel (6) | |
|---|---|
| NI (3) PDC(1) GANA(1) FMLN(1) |
Francisco Amaya NI Caleb Navarro NI Suni Cedillos NI Reinaldo Carballo PDC Numan Salgado GANA Dina Argueta FMLN |
| Usulutan (5) | |
|---|---|
| NI (3) FMLN (1) ARENA(1) |
Raul Castillo NI Angel Lobos NI Maricela de Guardado NI Marleni Funes FMLN Mauricio Linares ARENA |
| La Union (3) | |
|---|---|
| NI (2) ARENA(1) |
Edwin Serpas NI William Soriano NI Jorge Rosales ARENA |
| Morazan (3) | |
|---|---|
| NI (2) FMLN (1) |
Bladimir Barahona NI Juan Rodríguez NI Jaime Guevara FMLN |
2021 to 2024 Legislative Assembly.
The 221 elections brought improbable changes to the El Salvador Legislative Assembly. With 56 legislators, the New Ideas political party became the majority at the Salvadoran congress.
The two traditional political parties, ARENA and FMLN, which have had control over the legislative branch in the last 30 years, dropped from 60 legislators to 18, a 70% reduction.
GANA, the political party allied to President Bukele, saw its members drop from 10 to 5; however, the coalition of NI and GANA gained ten seats. In theory, GANA has a total of 15 deputies.
The FMLN political party, which had over 23 legislators dropped to 4, and ARENA dropped from 37 members to 14.
After the 2021 election, the makeup of legislators by political parties is as follows, NI 56, ARENA 14, GANA 5, FMLN 4, PCN 2, PDC 1, VAMOS 1, and NT 1.
The new congress has a big task; most Salvadorans consider the legislative assembly the most corrupted institution in the country.
