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The '''102nd Ibravian Congress''' was an assembly of the [[Ibravian Senate]] and [[Ibravian House of Representatives|House of Representatives]] at the [[Ibravian Congress|Congress]]. It began on November 11, 2019 and ended on November 11, 2021, during the first half of [[Justin McNamara]]'s presidency.
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==Major events==
==Party seating==
===Senate===
===House of Representatives===
==Leadership==
===Senate===
===House of Representatives===
==Officers==
===Senate===
===House of Representatives===
==Members==
===Senate===
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====Alcaraz====
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}1. [[George Buczkowski]] (R)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}2. [[Tom Ochoa]] (L) {{small|until January 21, 2020}}
::{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}[[Sierra Vidal]] (L) {{small|from January 24, 2020}}
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}3. [[Robert Queiroz]] (L)
====Aurina====
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}1. [[Ellis Warren]] (R)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}2. [[Daniel Järnefelt]] (L)
====Cadieux====
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}1. [[Victoria Clérisseau]] (L)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}2. [[Christian Jeannin]] (L)
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}3. [[Charles Laboise]] (R)
====Favreau====
====Guérin====
====Humatoba====
====Lefevre====
====Marthua====
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}1. [[Mathieu Vaugeois]] (R)
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}2. [[Marie-Christine Calvet]] (R)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}3. [[Sophia Rousseau]] (L) {{small|until November 18, 2019}}
::{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}[[Mark Barrett]] (L) {{small|from November 20, 2019}}
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}4. [[Pierre Hauet]] (L)
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====Maryeti====
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}1. [[Harry Palmer]] (L)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}2. [[Kieran Hale]] (L)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}3. [[Joaquin Diaz]] (L)
====Naveau====
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}1. [[Patrick Holland]] (R)
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}2. [[Ava Gardner]] (R)
====Nuaria====
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}1. [[Matthew Hamida]] (L)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}2. [[David Nakanaela]] (L)
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}3. [[Anna Kiniwaii]] (R)
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}4. 
====Reginia====
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}1. [[Michael Ronchetto]] (L)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}2. [[Aiden Wells]] (L)
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}3. [[James Schneider]] (R)
====Rupierre====
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}1. [[Monica Huffman]] (L)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}2. [[Matthew Jacques]] (L)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}3. [[Lloyd Hayden]] (L)
====Sagrado====
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}1. [[Antonio Malillos]] (R)
:{{Party stripe|Democratic Party}}2. [[Brenda Curtis]] (L)
====Santa María====
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}1. [[Lauren Reynolds]] (R)
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}2. [[Simón Armandéz]] (R)
:{{Party stripe|Republican Party}}3. [[Michael Devilla]] (R)
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===House of Representatives===
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====Alcaraz====
====Aurina====
====Cadieux====
====Favreau====
====Guérin====
====Humatoba====
====Lefevre====
====Marthua====
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====Maryeti====
====Naveau====
====Nuaria====
====Reginia====
====Rupierre====
====Sagrado====
====Santa María====
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===Changes in membership===
{| class="wikitable" 
|-
! colspan="2"| Vacating member
! Reason
! Successor
! Date of successor's formal installation
|-
| L
| Sophia Rousseau
| Resigned on November 18, 2019, to become the Ibravian Vice President; successor appointed on November 20.
| Mark Barrett
| November 20, 2019
|-
| R
| Tom Ochoa
| Died on January 21, 2020; successor appointed on January 24.
| Sierra Vidal
| January 24, 2020
|}
==Committees==
===Senate===
===House of Representatives===
==See also==
*[[101st Ibravian Congress]]
*[[103rd Ibravian Congress]]