There are nearly 4 million potential voters in Puerto Rico, but they are not able to vote for the president, for senators, or for voting… Read More »Where the Puerto Rican Vote Can Make A Difference In 2014
Puerto Rico Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla (“commonwealth” party) is viewed negatively by two-thirds of the residents of central Florida of Puerto Rican origin who have… Read More »Puerto Rico’s Governor Not Popular in Florida; Statehooders Liked
In the Florida primary for governor, the winners were clear: Rick Scott and Charlie Crist. Republican voters outnumbered Democratic voters in the primary: 952,864 people… Read More »Analysis: Cuevas-Neunder Gets Votes as “The Only Bilingual Candidate”
Although there are more than 900,000 people of Puerto Rican origin in Florida, few hold elective office because many have only relatively recently moved from… Read More »Puerto Ricans of Both Parties in Florida Primary Elections Today
The Government of Puerto Rico’s new office in central Florida is being used for partisan political activities, according to a candidate for governor of Florida.… Read More »Florida Candidate: Puerto Rico Government Office in Florida Being Used for Political Work
Recognition by National, State and Grassroots Leaders Presidents of the United States President-elect Barack Obama, letter to Rep. Luis Fortuño, January 2, 2009. I… Read More »Congress Has an Obligation to Resolve Puerto Rico’s Status as a Territory of the United States
