| LXII Legislature of the Mexican Congress | |
| Before: | 61st |
| After: | 63rd |
| Chamber1: | Senate of the Republic |
| Chamber2: | Chamber of Deputies |
| Chamber1 Leader1 Type: | Senate President |
| Chamber2 Leader1 Type: | Chamber President |
| Body: | Congress of the Union |
| Chamber1 Leader1: | Ernesto Cordero Arroyo (2012-2013) Raúl Cervantes Andrade (2013-2014) Miguel Barbosa Huerta (2014-2015) |
| Chamber2 Leader1: | Jesús Murillo Karam (2012) Francisco Arroyo Vieyra (2012-2013) Ricardo Anaya (2013-2014) José González Morfin (2014) Silvano Aureoles Conejo (2014-2015) Tomás Torres Mercado (2015) Julio César Moreno Rivera (2015) |
The LXII Legislature of the Congress of the Union, the 62nd session of the Congress of Mexico, met from September 1, 2012, to August 31, 2015. It consisted of Senators and Deputies in their respective chambers. All members of both the lower and upper houses of the Congress were elected in the elections of July 2012.
Senators were elected for a six-year term during the 2012 elections, allowing them to serve in both the LXII and subsequent legislatures. Deputies, also elected in the 2012 elections, served exclusively during the LXII Legislature.
The composition of the LXII Legislature was as follows:
Members of the Senate of the Republic are elected for a term of six years. Each of the states elects three senators, complemented by an additional 32 senators selected from a national list, totaling 128 senators.
The composition of the Senate in the LXII Legislature is as follows:
For the internal governance of the Senate, senators are organized by the political party through which they were elected into parliamentary groups. Each group is led by a coordinator. The coordinators from all groups collectively form the Political Coordination Board of the Senate.
The Institutional Revolutionary Party & the allied Green Party failed to gain a simple majority in either house. As a result, the PRI had to form crossparty coalitions in order to pass key reforms, particularly those requiring constitutional amendments.[1] In the July 2012 elections the PRI gained 2 seats, ending with 52. The PAN gained 5 seats, ending with 38. The PRD lost 1 seat, ending with 22. The PVEM gained 1 seat, ending with 9. The Labor Party lost 1 seat, ending with 4. The PANAL lost 3, ending with 2 seats. The MC lost 3 seats, ending with 1.
| Colspan=2 | Party ! | Senators Relative Majority | Senators First Minority[2] | Senators[3] Proportional Rep. | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | 13 | 9 | 38 | ||
| 30 | 11 | 11 | 52 | ||
| 11 | 5 | 6 | 22 | ||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 6 | ||
| 6 | 1 | 2 | 9 | ||
| Movimiento Ciudadano (partido político) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | ||
| Colspan=2 | Total | 64 | 32 | 32 | 128 |
| Colspan=6 | Source: Federal Electoral Institute. [4] |
The 128 Senators that make up the LXII Legislature are as follows:
| State | Senator | Party | State | Senator | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PRD | ||||||
| Aguascalientes | Morelos | PRI | ||||
| Aguascalientes | Morelos | PRD | ||||
| PRI | ||||||
| Baja California | Nayarit | PRI | ||||
| Baja California | Nayarit | PAN | ||||
| PRI | ||||||
| Baja California Sur | Nuevo León | PAN | ||||
| Baja California Sur | Nuevo León | PRI | ||||
| PRI | ||||||
| Campeche | Oaxaca | PRD | ||||
| Campeche | Oaxaca | PRD | ||||
| PRI | ||||||
| Chiapas | Puebla | PAN | ||||
| Chiapas | Puebla | PRI | ||||
| PRI | ||||||
| Chihuahua | Querétaro | PAN | ||||
| Chihuahua | Querétaro | PAN | ||||
| PRD | ||||||
| Coahuila | Quintana Roo | PRI | ||||
| Coahuila | Quintana Roo | PVEM | ||||
| PAN | ||||||
| Colima | San Luis Potosí | PAN | ||||
| Colima | San Luis Potosí | PRI | ||||
| PRI | ||||||
| Federal District | Sinaloa | PRI | ||||
| Federal District | Sinaloa | PAN | ||||
| PAN | ||||||
| Durango | Sonora | PRI | ||||
| Durango | Sonora | PRI | ||||
| PRD | ||||||
| Guanajuato | Tabasco | PRD | ||||
| Guanajuato | Tabasco | PRI | ||||
| PRI | ||||||
| Guerrero | Tamaulipas | PAN | ||||
| Guerrero | Tamaulipas | PAN | ||||
| PRD | ||||||
| Hidalgo | Tlaxcala | PAN | ||||
| Hidalgo | Tlaxcala | PT | ||||
| PRI | ||||||
| Jalisco | María Verónica Martínez Espinoza Replacing Arturo Zamora Jiménez | PRI | Veracruz | PAN | ||
| Jalisco | Veracruz | PRI | ||||
| PRI | ||||||
| Mexico State | Yucatán | PAN | ||||
| Mexico State | Yucatán | PAN | ||||
| PT | ||||||
| Michoacán | Zacatecas | PVEM | ||||
| Michoacán | Zacatecas | PRI |
| Senator | Party | Senator | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PRI | ||||
| PAN | ||||
| PT | ||||
| PAN | ||||
| PRD | ||||
| PRI | ||||
| María del Pilar Ortega Martínez Replacing Alonso Lujambio | PAN | |||
| PRI | ||||
| PRD | ||||
| PAN | ||||
| PRI | ||||
| PVEM | ||||
| PRI | ||||
| PRD | ||||
| MC | ||||
| PAN |
The Institutional Revolutionary Party lost 32 seats, ending with 207. The PAN lost 28 seats, ending with 114. The PRD gained 31 seats, ending with 100. The Green Party gained 11 seats, ending with 34. The PT gained 6 seats, ending with 19. The New Alliance gained 3 seats, ending with 10. The Citizens Movement gained 10 seats, ending with 16. 1 independent seat was lost, and now there are none in the Chamber of Deputies.
| State | Name | Party | State | Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Campeche | Oaxaca | PRD | ||||
| Veracruz | Puebla | PAN | ||||
| Colima | Aguascalientes | PAN | ||||
| Federal District | Guerrero | MC | ||||
| Querétaro | Coahuila | PRI | ||||
| Federal District | Quintana Roo | PRI | ||||
| Jalisco | Nuevo León | PAN | ||||
| Tlaxcala | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Puebla | Tamaulipas | PAN | ||||
| San Luis Potosí | Baja California | PRI | ||||
| Veracruz | Federal District | MORENA | ||||
| Mexico | Nuevo León | PAN | ||||
| Federal District | Veracruz | PAN | ||||
| Chihuahua | Veracruz | PRI | ||||
| Oaxaca | Chiapas | PVEM | ||||
| Jalisco | Sonora | PAN | ||||
| Veracruz | Jalisco | PRI | ||||
| Sonora | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Querétaro | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Chihuahua | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Michoacán | Puebla | PRI | ||||
| San Luis Potosí | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Hidalgo | San Luis Potosí | PRI | ||||
| Jalisco | Baja California | PRI | ||||
| Jalisco | Oaxaca | MORENA | ||||
| Querétaro | Morelos | MORENA | ||||
| Guanajuato | Veracruz | Ángel Abel Mavil Replacing Fernando Charleston | PRI | |||
| Michoacán | Baja California | Ricardo Medina Fierro Replacing Gilberto Hirata | PRI | |||
| Mexico | Tabasco | PRD | ||||
| Federal District | Tabasco | MORENA | ||||
| Mexico | Oaxaca | PRD | ||||
| Mexico | Jalisco | PRI | ||||
| Oaxaca | Durango | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Guerrero | PRD | ||||
| San Luis Potosí | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Federal District | Hidalgo | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Guerrero | PRD | ||||
| Campeche | Veracruz | PRI | ||||
| Guerrero | Chihuahua | PRI | ||||
| Tabasco | Puebla | PRI | ||||
| Zacatecas | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Jalisco | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Tabasco | Aguascalientes | PRI | ||||
| Nuevo León | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Mexico | Hidalgo | PRI | ||||
| Guanajuato | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Puebla | Chihuahua | PRI | ||||
| Federal District | Morelos | PRD | ||||
| Mexico | Chiapas | PVEM | ||||
| Tamaulipas | San Luis Potosí | PRI | ||||
| Veracruz | Mexico | PRD | ||||
| Federal District | Guanajuato | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Jalisco | PRI | ||||
| Guanajuato | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Veracruz | Nuevo León | PAN | ||||
| Federal District | Michoacán | PVEM | ||||
| Chihuahua | Nayarit | PRI | ||||
| Puebla | Liliana Castillo Terreros Replacing Julio César Lorenzini | Chiapas | PRI | |||
| Baja California | Guanajuato | PAN | ||||
| Jalisco | Michoacán | PRI | ||||
| Michoacán | Yucatán | PRI | ||||
| Jalisco | Morelos | PRD | ||||
| Nuevo León | Tamaulipas | PAN | ||||
| Morelos | Michoacán | PRI | ||||
| Sinaloa | Puebla | PAN | ||||
| Mexico | Sonora | PAN | ||||
| Federal District | Guanajuato | PAN | ||||
| Mexico | Tamaulipas | PAN | ||||
| Coahuila | Sinaloa | PRI | ||||
| Jalisco | Jalisco | PRI | ||||
| Guerrero | Chiapas | PVEM | ||||
| Tamaulipas | Yucatán | PAN | ||||
| Baja California Sur | Veracruz | PRI | ||||
| Guerrero | Baja California Sur | PAN | ||||
| Mexico | Sinaloa | PAN | ||||
| Coahuila | Veracruz | Patricia Peña Recio Replacing Joaquín Caballero Rosiñol | PRI | |||
| Veracruz | Juan Isidro Del Bosque Replacing Juan Manuel Diez Francos | Chiapas | PRI | |||
| Mexico | Jalisco | PRI | ||||
| Jalisco | Guanajuato | PVEM | ||||
| Chiapas | Baja California | PVEM | ||||
| Puebla | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Guerrero | PRD | ||||
| Oaxaca | Tamaulipas | PAN | ||||
| Puebla | Quintana Roo | PRI | ||||
| Chihuahua | Michoacán | PRI | ||||
| Chihuahua | Coahuila | PAN | ||||
| Guerrero | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Coahuila | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Durango | Guanajuato | PRI | ||||
| Federal District | Sonora | PAN | ||||
| Michoacán | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Sonora | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Mexico | Nuevo León | PAN | ||||
| Zacatecas | Baja California | PRI | ||||
| Veracruz | Nayarit | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Morelos | PRD | ||||
| Coahuila | Guanajuato | PAN | ||||
| Federal District | Hidalgo | PRI | ||||
| Nuevo León | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Chihuahua | Oaxaca | PT | ||||
| Sonora | Michoacán | PRI | ||||
| Veracruz | Zacatecas | PVEM | ||||
| Querétaro | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Michoacán | Sinaloa | PRI | ||||
| Nuevo León | Veracruz | PRI | ||||
| Tamaulipas | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Puebla | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Puebla | Yucatán | PRI | ||||
| Puebla | Mexico | PRD | ||||
| Guanajuato | Quintana Roo | PRD | ||||
| Baja California | Guerrero | PRD | ||||
| Tabasco | Jalisco | PRI | ||||
| Jalisco | Tamaulipas | PAN | ||||
| Guanajuato | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Veracruz | PRI | ||||
| Chiapas | Puebla | PRI | ||||
| Chiapas | Tlaxcala | PRI | ||||
| Jalisco | Federal District | Hugo Sandoval Martínez Replacing Alejandro Sánchez Camacho | PRD | |||
| Nayarit | Tabasco | PRD | ||||
| Aguascalientes | Baja California | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Veracruz | PAN | ||||
| Mexico | Yucatán | PRI | ||||
| Michoacán | Oaxaca | MC | ||||
| Jalisco | Federal District | PAN | ||||
| Mexico | San Luis Potosí | PRI | ||||
| Jalisco | San Luis Potosí | PRI | ||||
| Nuevo León | Coahuila | PAN | ||||
| Hidalgo | Nuevo León | PRI | ||||
| Puebla | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Chiapas | Sinaloa | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Oaxaca | MORENA | ||||
| Nuevo León | Guanajuato | PAN | ||||
| Zacatecas | Puebla | PRI | ||||
| Puebla | Veracruz | PRI | ||||
| Chiapas | Mario Francisco Guillén Guillén Replacing Oscar Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar | Veracruz | PRI | |||
| Oaxaca | Tlaxcala | PRD | ||||
| Chiapas | Yucatán | PRI | ||||
| Nuevo León | Hidalgo | PRI | ||||
| Oaxaca | Guanajuato | PRI | ||||
| Sinaloa | Sinaloa | Mirna Velázquez López Replacing Sergio Torres Félix | PRI | |||
| Veracruz | Chihuahua | PRI | ||||
| Veracruz | Chiapas | PVEM | ||||
| Michoacán | Federal District | MORENA | ||||
| Hidalgo | Guanajuato | PAN | ||||
| Mexico | Durango | PRI | ||||
| Durango | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Federal District | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Federal District | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Sinaloa | Sonora | PAN | ||||
| Federal District | Colima | PRI |
| State | Name | Party | State | Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Federal District | Zacatecas | PRD | ||||
| Chihuahua | Puebla | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Colima | PAN | ||||
| Morelos | Puebla | PRD | ||||
| Tlaxcala | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Chihuahua | Chiapas | PRI | ||||
| Federal District | Michoacán | PRD | ||||
| Veracruz | Federal District | PVEM | ||||
| Guanajuato | Michoacán | PT | ||||
| Michoacán | Quintana Roo | PVEM | ||||
| Querétaro | Guerrero | MC | ||||
| Michoacán | Mexico | PRD | ||||
| Nuevo León | Oaxaca | PRD | ||||
| Coahuila | Nuevo León | PRI | ||||
| Guerrero | Puebla | PAN | ||||
| Chiapas | Veracruz | PRD | ||||
| Tamaulipas | Guerrero | PRD | ||||
| Nuevo León | Mexico | PAN | ||||
| Federal District | Federal District | MORENA | ||||
| Guanajuato | Mexico | PRD | ||||
| Federal District | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Sonora | Campeche | PRI | ||||
| Federal District | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Sonora | Sinaloa | PAN | ||||
| Tamaulipas | Morelos | PRD | ||||
| Mexico | Federal District | PRI | ||||
| Baja California | Guanajuato | PAN | ||||
| Yucatán | Sonora | PAN | ||||
| Querétaro | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Guanajuato | Zacatecas | PT | ||||
| Veracruz | Colima | PRI | ||||
| Campeche | Colima | PVEM | ||||
| Tabasco | Federal District | PANAL | ||||
| Mexico | Federal District | PT | ||||
| Aguascalientes | Mexico | PVEM | ||||
| Guanajuato | Yucatán | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Federal District | MORENA | ||||
| Nuevo León | Durango | PRI | ||||
| Coahuila | Mexico | PVEM | ||||
| Sinaloa | Sonora | PAN | ||||
| Chiapas | Carlos Octavio Castellanos Replacing Raciel López Salazar | Federal District | PAN | |||
| Mexico | Jalisco | PAN | ||||
| Nuevo León | Campeche | PRI | ||||
| Nuevo León | Mexico | PRD | ||||
| Yucatán | Mexico | PRD | ||||
| Federal District | Rodrigo Chávez Contreras Replacing Martí Batres | Durango | PRI | |||
| Veracruz | San Luis Potosí | PAN | ||||
| Chihuahua | Morelos | PAN | ||||
| Puebla | Jalisco | PRI | ||||
| Jalisco | Mexico | PRD | ||||
| Federal District | Chihuahua | PAN | ||||
| Jalisco | Quintana Roo | PAN | ||||
| Oaxaca | Chiapas | PANAL | ||||
| Mexico | Mexico | PAN | ||||
| Aguascalientes | Hidalgo | PAN | ||||
| Yucatán | Chiapas | PT | ||||
| Baja California | Hidalgo | José Alberto Rodríguez Calderón Replacing Jesús Murillo Karam | PRI | |||
| Veracruz | Federal District | PAN | ||||
| Durango | Tlaxcala | PAN | ||||
| Sonora | Tabasco | MORENA | ||||
| Federal District | Campeche | PAN | ||||
| Sinaloa | Baja California | Adán David Ruiz Replacing Fernando Jorge Castro Trenti | PRI | |||
| San Luis Potosí | Nuevo León | PAN | ||||
| Jalisco | Federal District | PAN | ||||
| Tabasco | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Federal District | Nuevo León | PAN | ||||
| Mexico | Mexico | PRD | ||||
| Sinaloa | Mexico | PRD | ||||
| Sinaloa | Tamaulipas | PAN | ||||
| Quintana Roo | Mexico | MC | ||||
| Aguascalientes | Sonora | PAN | ||||
| Oaxaca | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Federal District | Oaxaca | PRD | ||||
| Michoacán | Colima | PAN | ||||
| Veracruz | Sonora | PANAL | ||||
| Mexico | Federal District | PRD | ||||
| Baja California | Veracruz | PT | ||||
| Nuevo León | Zacatecas | PVEM | ||||
| Jalisco | Chihuahua | PRD | ||||
| Tamaulipas | Zacatecas | PAN | ||||
| Tamaulipas | Nuevo León | PRI | ||||
| Nayarit | Nayarit | PAN | ||||
| Mexico | Chiapas | PAN | ||||
| Veracruz | Mexico | PRI | ||||
| Coahuila | Yucatán | PAN | ||||
| Oaxaca | Jalisco | MC | ||||
| Michoacán | Sonora | PRD | ||||
| Mexico | Tabasco | MC | ||||
| Hidalgo | Martha Gutiérrez Manrique Replacing Nuvia Mayorga Delgado | PRI | Oaxaca | PRI | ||
| Nuevo León | Morelos | PRI | ||||
| Puebla | Sinaloa | PAN | ||||
| Querétaro | Guanajuato | PAN | ||||
| Jalisco | Michoacán | PRI | ||||
| Mexico | Federal District | PRI | ||||
| Veracruz | Chiapas | PVEM | ||||
| Jalisco | Guanajuato | PAN | ||||
| Jalisco | Guanajuato | PAN | ||||
| Aguascalientes | Baja California Sur | PAN | ||||
| Oaxaca | Roberto López Rosado Replacing Gabriel López Rosado | Yucatán | PAN | |||
| Baja California | María Carmen López Segura Replacing María Elvia Amaya Araujo | Federal District | PVEM |