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Pablo José Hernández
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State House · District At-Large
Adriana Gutiérrez Colón, Denis Márquez, Gabriel Rodríguez Aguiló, Héctor Ferrer, José Aponte Hernández, José Pérez Cordero, Lisie Burgos, Lourdes Ramos, Nelie Lebrón Robles, Pichy Torres Zamora, Ramón Torres, Swanny Vargas Laureano, Tatiana Pérez Ramírez
13 current officeholders in a multi-member district
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State Senate · District 1
Juan Oscar Morales, Nitza Morán
2 current officeholders in a multi-member district
2
State Senate · District 2
Carmelo Ríos Santiago, Migdalia Padilla Alvelo
2 current officeholders in a multi-member district
2
State Senate · District 3
Brenda Pérez Soto, Gaby González
2 current officeholders in a multi-member district
2
State Senate · District 4
Jeison Rosa, Karen Román
2 current officeholders in a multi-member district
2
State Senate · District 5
Jamie Barlucea, Marially González
2 current officeholders in a multi-member district
2
State Senate · District 6
Rafy Santos, Wilmer Reyes Berríos
2 current officeholders in a multi-member district
2
State Senate · District 7
Luis Daniel Colón La Santa, Wandy Soto
2 current officeholders in a multi-member district
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State Senate · District 8
Héctor Sánchez Álvarez, Marissa Jiménez
2 current officeholders in a multi-member district
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State Senate · District At-Large
Ada Álvarez Conde, Adrián González Costa, Ángel Toledo López, Eliezer Molina, Gregorio Matías, Javy Hernández Ortiz, Joanne Rodríguez Veve, José Dalmau Santiago, Josian Santiago Rivera, María de Lourdes Santiago Negrón, Roxanna Soto Aguilú, Thomas Rivera Schatz
12 current officeholders in a multi-member district
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