Chamber of Deputies of Chile - Political Composition (2010-2014)

Political Composition (2010-2014)

Affiliation Members %
Coalition for Change (coalition) 58 48.33
Independent Democratic Union 37 30.83
National Renewal 18 15.00
Independent 2 2.50
Concertación (coalition) 54 45.00
Christian Democrat Party 19 15.83
Party for Democracy 18 15.00
Socialist Party 11 9.17
Social Democrat Radical Party 5 4.17
Independent 1 0.83
Parties not in coalition 6 5.00
Communist Party 3 2.50
Regionalist Party of the Independent 3 2.50
Independent deputies 2 1.67
Total 120 100.00
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