Talk:Legislative districts of Manila

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• The following would been a part of Manila's 1st congressional district

Representative	Party(ies)		Term	Congress	Notes
Dominador Gomez			1st Philippine Legislature	1907–1909
			2nd Philippine Legislature	1909–1912
Isidoro de Santos			3rd Philippine Legislature	1912–1916
Antonio Montenegro			4th Philippine Legislature	1916–1919
Juan Nolasco			5th Philippine Legislature	1919–1922
Gregorio Perfecto			6th Philippine Legislature	1922–1925
			7th Philippine Legislature	1925–1928
Francisco Varona			8th Philippine Legislature	1928–1931
			9th Philippine Legislature	1931–1934
			10th Philippine Legislature	1934–1935
Gregorio Perfecto			1st National Assembly	1935–1938
			2nd National Assembly	1938–1941
Engracio Clemeña			3rd National Assembly	1941–1946
Jose Topacio Nueno			1st Congress	1946–1949
Engracio Clemeña			2nd Congress	1949–1953	Redistricted to 2nd and 4th districts
Angel M. Costaño			3rd Congress	1953–1957
Salvador L. Mariño			4th Congress	1957–1961
Fidel S. Santiago			5th Congress	1961–1965
			6th Congress	1965–1969
Francisco G. Reyes			7th Congress	1969–1972
Martin B. Isidro			8th Congress	1987–1992	Redistricted to 2nd district
			9th Congress	1992–1995
			10th Congress	1995–1998
Ernesto A. Nieva			11th Congress	1998–2001
		Lakas-CMD	12th Congress	2001–2004
		Liberal	13th Congress	2004–2007
Benjamin D.R. Asilo		Liberal	14th Congress	2007–2010

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