Members of the National Assembly of Ecuador (2023–2025)

The National Assembly of Ecuador is the unicameral legislature of Ecuador. This entry refers specifically to the members elected in the 2023 snap elections, serving a truncated term from 2023 to 2025. These elections were called following the invocation of "muerte cruzada" (mutual death) by then-President Guillermo Lasso.

The National Assembly is composed of 137 members, known as assembly members. They are elected from provinces, electoral districts, and a national constituency representing Ecuadorians living abroad. The number of assembly members per province is determined by population size, guaranteeing representation for all regions of the country.

The principal functions of the National Assembly include legislating laws, overseeing the executive branch, and electing certain public officials. Assembly members debate and vote on bills, resolutions, and constitutional amendments. They also have the power to impeach the President and other high-ranking officials for specific reasons outlined in the Constitution.

The 2023-2025 assembly faced unique challenges due to its shortened duration. Political alliances and party affiliations played a significant role in the legislative process. Key issues typically addressed by the National Assembly include economic policy, social welfare, public security, and foreign affairs. Details regarding the specific members, their political parties, committee assignments, and legislative initiatives during this period can be found in official records of the National Assembly of Ecuador and related news sources.