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Alphabetical List of Hispanic-American Members of Congress, 1822–2012* Alphabetical List of Hispanic-American Members of Congress, 1822–2012* Aníbal Acevedo-Vilá (2001–2005) Joachim Octave Fernández (1931–1941) Joe Baca (1999–Present) Antonio Fernós-Isern (1946–1965) Herman Badillo (1971–1977) Bill Flores (2011–Present) Xavier Becerra (1993–Present) Luis G. Fortuño (2005–2009) Jaime Benítez (1973–1977) Jaime B. Fuster (1985–1992) Ben Garrido Blaz (1985–1993) José Manuel Gallegos (1853–1856; 1871–1873) Henry Bonilla (1993–2007) Robert Garcia (1978–1990) Albert G. Bustamante (1985–1993) Charles A. Gonzalez (1999–Present) Francisco (Quico) Canseco (2011–Present) Henry B. González (1961–1999) Dennis A. Cardoza (2003–2012) Raúl M. Grijalva (2003–Present) José Francisco Chaves (1865–1867; 1869–1871) Luis V. Gutierrez (1993–Present) Dennis Chavez (1931–1935; 1935–1962) Benigno Cárdenas Hernández (1915–1917; 1919–1921) Tony Coelho (1979–1989) Joseph Marion Hernández (1822–1823) Antonio J. Colorado (1992–1993) Jaime Herrera Beutler (2011–Present) Félix Córdova Dávila (1917–1932) Rubén Hinojosa (1997–Present) Jorge Luis Córdova-Díaz (1969–1973) Santiago Iglesias (1933–1939) Baltasar Corrada-del Río (1977–1985) Raúl R. Labrador (2011–Present) Jim Costa (2005–Present) Octaviano A. Larrazolo (1928–1929) Henry Cuellar (2005–Present) Tulio Larrínaga (1905–1911) Eligio (Kika) de la Garza II (1965–1997) Ladislas Lazaro (1913–1927) Ron de Lugo (1973–1979; 1981–1995) Ben Ray Luján (2009–Present) Federico Degetau (1901–1905) Manuel Luján, Jr. (1969–1989) Lincoln Diaz-Balart (1993–2011) Tranquilino Luna (1881–1884) Mario Diaz-Balart (2003–Present) Francisco Antonio Manzanares (1884–1885) Antonio M. Fernández (1943–1956) Matthew G. Martínez (1982–2001) VIII H HISPANIC Americans IN Congress Mel Martinez (2005–2009) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (1989–Present) Robert Menendez (1993–2006; 2006–Present) Edward R. Roybal (1963–1993) Joseph M. Montoya (1957–1964; 1964–1977) Lucille Roybal-Allard (1993–Present) Néstor Montoya (1921–1923) Marco Rubio (2011–Present) Luis Muñoz Rivera (1911–1916) Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablan (2009–Present) Grace Flores Napolitano (1999–Present) John Salazar (2005–2011) Devin Nunes (2003–Present) Ken Salazar (2005–2009) Solomon P. Ortiz (1983–2011) Linda T. Sánchez (2003–Present) Mariano Sabino Otero (1879–1881) Loretta Sanchez (1997–Present) Miguel Antonio Otero (1856–1861) José E. Serrano (1990–Present) Romualdo Pacheco (1877–1878; 1879–1883) Albio Sires (2006–Present) Bolívar Pagán (1939–1945) Hilda L. Solis (2001–2009) Ed Pastor (1991–Present) Frank Tejeda (1993–1997) Francisco Perea (1863–1865) Esteban Edward Torres (1983–1999) Pedro Perea (1899–1901) Robert A. Underwood (1993–2003) José Lorenzo Pesquera (1932–1933) Nydia M. Velázquez (1993–Present) Pedro Pierluisi (2009–Present) Jesús T. Piñero (1945–1946) Santiago Polanco-Abreu (1965–1969) Silvestre Reyes (1997–Present) Bill Richardson (1983–1997) David Rivera (2011–Present) Ciro D. Rodriguez (1997–2005; 2007–2011) Trinidad Romero (1877–1879) Carlos A. Romero-Barceló (1993–2001) * The closing date for this volume was September 1, 2012. Alphabetical LIST OF Hispanic-AMERICAN MEMBERS OF CONGRESS H IX .
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