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the political status of the island. However, the bill died in committee in the U.S. Senate. Nevertheless, Rosselló carried out another plebiscite in 1998 which gave electors four options plus a fifth one, "None of the Above". The opposing
Popular Democratic Party led a campaign to boycott the plebiscite, charging it was structured to favor the ruling NPP party's statehood goals, and called the electorate to vote for the "None of the Above" option. The boycott was successful, as the None of the Above column garnered more votes than all of the other options. Rosselló, however, argued before Congress that statehood had obtained more votes than any of the other political status options in the plebiscite as he claimed that the fifth option ("None of the Above") was an undefined vote in terms of status.
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the PDP (which was in control of the legislature at the time), organized hearings in which they attempted to prove the whole incident was planned by the administration of Gov. Romero Barceló. Further scandals erupted when it became known that an undercover police agent who was with the two men had actually engineered the whole plan. This, combined with the fact that the then-
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from winning the March 2008 gubernatorial primary, and allowed his name to be placed in nomination for the party's gubernatorial primary. McClintock and four other senators won in San Juan
Superior Court a suit to nullify the sanctions and expulsions that the party leadership has levied against them.
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He led the NPP in a campaign for Puerto Rican statehood in 1993, in which locally enacted plebiscites were held to consult the Puerto Rican public on their position regarding the political status of the island with the United States. He supported the proposal for a referendum in Puerto Rico to define
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Spanish) p. 248 "El Partido Popular Democrático apoya firmemente el desarrollo del Estado Libre Asociado hasta el máximo de autonomía compatible con los principios de unión permanente con los Estados Unidos y la ciudadanía americana de los puertorriqueños. El Partido Popular
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Rosselló for control of the Senate Presidency. The dispute ended in a stalemate as McClintock refused to leave the position, a stance respected by the PDP minority senators and five other NPP senators. This led to the expulsion from the party of McClintock as well as two of the NPP senators who
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Secretary of Education, under the Rossello's administration, Víctor Fajardo, was charged and convicted by federal agencies of appropriating millions of federal funds directed to the Education Department. The former House
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the two men were ambushed and killed by the state police. Initially, it was reported that the two young men had been shot because they resisted arrest; as the investigation progressed, however, it became clear the men had been shot, execution style, while under police custody. The opposition party,
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law firms and to colonialist interests. At a November 4, 2007, rally called "Con Fuerza para Vencer" (With the Strength to Win), Díaz said, "In this primary the life of this party is in jeopardy. The other candidate, Fortuño, isn't a real statehood defender! He should explain why he has ties with
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In July 2002, several of the party's leaders were involved in an incident at the Office of Women's Affairs. Pesquera led a group of pro-statehood advocates and the press into the government office whose administrator had refused to display the American flag alongside the flag of Puerto Rico, as
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While Gov. Fortuño failed to win reelection on Nov. 6, 2012, his running mate Pedro R. Pierluisi Urrutia became Puerto Rico's top vote-getter. In a separate matter, in 2012, the NPP won by wide margins the two questions posed in a separate political status plebiscite ballot. Fifty-four percent
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also made strong statements against Fortuño during the primary campaign, as he supported Rosselló. He said that Fortuño wasn't a "full-time leader" and that he "made arrangements with other causes". He subsequently campaigned for Fortuño, both in 2008 as well as 2012.
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The Puerto Rico Supreme Court confirmed the lower court decision by a 5-to-1 vote. As a result, McClintock and his supporters were recognized as NPP members and free to run under the party banner. Shortly after the primary polls closed on March 9, 2008,
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became the first openly gay member of the House of Representatives in the island's history. In January 2021, the new delegation of 21 PNP elected officials pledged to not increase taxes citing an unemployment rate of 14% in Puerto Rico. Instead governor
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for $ 1.9 billion led to a general strike organized by labor unions and backed by opposition forces. Rosselló's popularity along with the NPP's took a hit due to the backlash, as well as to several major corruption cases.
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Most of Rosselló's supporters were elected in the primary and endorsed Fortuño as their candidate for governor. However, several prominent NPP members demonstrated strong opposition to Fortuño's candidacy and victory.
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a written statement regarding his future in which he confirmed he will be retiring from active politics and will not be campaigning for any candidate, however he would finish his term as senator for the
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district after Senator Víctor Loubriel resigned from the seat to which he'd been elected, effectively gaining a seat for which he did not run. Thus started a struggle between Senate President
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rechaza cualquier modificación de estatus que se aparte de estos principios y que atente contra nuestra nacionalidad puertorriqueña o que menoscabe nuestra identidad lingüística y cultural."
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rejected the continuation of the current territorial political relationship with the United States while 61% of those choosing another political status voted for statehood.
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PDP's law firms and why the colonialist special interests are financing his campaign". He has since rejoined party activities and chairs Santini's 2012 reelection efforts.
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Rosselló's prior administration was repeatedly painted as corrupt, while his PDP opponent (Calderón chose not to run for re-election), Resident Commissioner
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after a large margin of votes in favor of his opponent in the NPP party primaries for the presidency of the party and gubernatorial nomination. Rosselló
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defeat even before the votes were completely tallied claiming Fortuño as the next candidate of the PNP party. On March 10, 2008, Rosselló sent the
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3322:Leonides Díaz Urbina
2650:Outcome of election
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3767:"Historia del PNP"
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3559:
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3537:51-star flag
3462:Luis Fortuño
3455:Luis Fortuño
3340:Luis Fortuño
3316:Norma Burgos
3250:
3245:
3235:
3228:
3180:
3167:
3159:
3137:
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3095:
3060:
3025:
2990:
2968:Luis Fortuño
2922:
2887:
2786:
2751:
2683:
2644:Vote %
2624:
2617:
2582:
2527:Luis Fortuño
2514:
2492:Luis Fortuño
2413:
2378:
2277:
2242:
2174:
2135:Vote %
2115:
2107:
1776:
1417:
1391:
1382:
1369:
1356:
1348:
1337:
1333:
1314:
1311:Luis Fortuño
1302:Luis Fortuño
1299:
1271:
1251:
1239:
1235:
1154:Independence
888:Vargas Vidot
714:Constitution
680:
672:
668:
664:
649:
636:
625:
621:
612:
610:
595:
547:
538:governorship
527:
480:
449:
428:
417:
394:
386:the governor
365:
353:
351:
224:centre-right
200:Conservatism
194:
155:Headquarters
67:
58:
47:
4155:Labor Party
3964:28 November
3796:Univision.
3691:(1): 61–81.
3350:2016–2019:
3344:2013–2016:
3338:2008–2013:
3332:2003–2008:
3326:2001–2003:
3320:2001–2001:
3314:2000–2001:
3308:1999–2000:
3302:1991–1999:
3296:1989–1991:
3290:1988–1989:
3284:1987–1988:
3278:1974–1987:
3272:1967–1974:
884:Juan Dalmau
822:Legislature
815:Legislative
681:Blue Ribbon
374:Puerto Rico
165:Membership
48:may not be
4393:Categories
4280:Coalitions
3935:2021-01-11
3909:January 5,
3808:2021-09-20
3600:2022-03-12
3571:References
3225:Party logo
3117:40.8 / 100
3082:48.8 / 100
3047:48.4 / 100
3012:52.7 / 100
3007:1,010,304
2977:48.8 / 100
2944:45.6 / 100
2909:50.0 / 100
2874:48.6 / 100
2841:46.6 / 100
2808:45.3 / 100
2773:47.7 / 100
2738:48.3 / 100
2705:43.4 / 100
2670:43.6 / 100
2604:32.9 / 100
2569:41.8 / 100
2536:47.1 / 100
2501:52.8 / 100
2496:1,025,965
2468:48.2 / 100
2435:45.7 / 100
2400:51.1 / 100
2395:1,006,331
2365:49.9 / 100
2332:45.8 / 100
2299:44.6 / 100
2264:47.2 / 100
2229:48.3 / 100
2196:43.4 / 100
2161:43.6 / 100
1164:Status quo
802:First Lady
472:plebiscite
446:Foundation
297:U.S. House
204:Liberalism
137:1967-08-20
4298:Coalición
3958:amerika21
3802:Univision
3781:August 8,
3748:August 8,
3231:palm tree
3170:July 2020
1425:Pierluisi
1159:Statehood
1004:Elections
998:Elections
748:Executive
378:statehood
342:Elections
195:Factions:
117:Secretary
107:President
4378:Category
4328:See also
3995:Facebook
3903:Archived
3491:See also
3112:490,273
3077:713,605
3042:905,066
2972:956,828
2939:905,690
2904:973,654
2869:908,067
2836:824,879
2803:769,951
2768:760,484
2733:703,968
2700:563,609
2665:400,815
2599:406,830
2564:649,791
2531:884,775
2463:959,737
2430:919,194
2360:938,969
2327:820,342
2294:768,959
2259:759,926
2224:703,968
2191:563,609
2156:400,815
1315:admitted
979:Judicial
755:Governor
571:San Juan
185:Centrism
177:Ideology
50:reliable
3986:Twitter
3771:WAPA-TV
3160:updated
2092:10 / 27
2070:21 / 30
2026:22 / 27
2004:18 / 27
1983:19 / 28
1961:19 / 28
1939:20 / 29
1874:12 / 27
1852:14 / 27
1808:12 / 27
1783:Senate
1761:21 / 51
1739:34 / 51
1717:23 / 51
1695:37 / 51
1673:32 / 51
1651:20 / 51
1629:37 / 54
1607:36 / 53
1585:15 / 53
1563:16 / 51
1541:25 / 51
1519:33 / 51
1497:15 / 54
1475:25 / 51
1324:Arecibo
1274:Arecibo
913:Speaker
760:Cabinet
548:In the
441:History
388:and of
368:) is a
358:Spanish
310:Website
288:37 / 78
274:21 / 51
259:10 / 27
171:297,998
135: (
127:Founded
3481:2024:
3474:2020:
3467:2016:
3464:, lost
3460:2012:
3453:2008:
3450:, lost
3446:2004:
3443:, lost
3439:2000:
3432:1996:
3425:1992:
3422:, lost
3418:1988:
3415:, lost
3411:1984:
3404:1980:
3397:1976:
3394:, lost
3390:1972:
3383:1968:
2680:43.6%
2641:Votes
2171:43.6%
2132:Votes
2108:
2048:8 / 27
1918:8 / 27
1896:8 / 27
1830:8 / 29
831:Senate
481:Under
253:Senate
238:
235:
231:Colors
220:Centre
167:(2020)
3543:Notes
3485:, TBD
3478:, won
3471:, won
3457:, won
3436:, won
3429:, won
3408:, won
3401:, won
3387:, won
3127:8.0%
3092:0.4%
3057:4.3%
3022:3.9%
2987:3.2%
2957:Lost
2954:4.6%
2919:1.4%
2884:2.0%
2854:Lost
2851:1.3%
2821:Lost
2818:2.4%
2783:1.1%
2748:4.9%
2718:Lost
2715:0.2%
2614:8.8%
2579:5.3%
2549:Lost
2546:5.7%
2511:4.6%
2481:Lost
2478:2.5%
2448:Lost
2445:5.4%
2410:1.2%
2375:4.1%
2345:Lost
2342:1.2%
2312:Lost
2309:2.6%
2274:1.1%
2239:4.9%
2209:Lost
2206:0.2%
1409:2020s
1374:2010s
1319:media
646:2000s
592:1990s
567:mayor
544:1980s
513:1970s
303:1 / 1
245:white
4358:List
3966:2022
3911:2021
3783:2013
3750:2013
3663:2017
3193:and
3103:2020
3068:2016
3033:2012
2998:2008
2963:2004
2930:2000
2895:1996
2860:1992
2827:1988
2794:1984
2759:1980
2724:1976
2691:1972
2656:1968
2647:+/-
2590:2020
2555:2016
2522:2012
2487:2008
2454:2004
2421:2000
2386:1996
2351:1992
2318:1988
2285:1984
2250:1980
2215:1976
2182:1972
2147:1968
2138:+/-
2086:2020
2064:2016
2042:2012
2020:2008
1998:2004
1977:2000
1955:1996
1933:1992
1912:1988
1890:1984
1868:1980
1846:1976
1824:1972
1802:1968
1796:+/–
1791:# of
1755:2020
1733:2016
1711:2012
1689:2008
1667:2004
1645:2000
1623:1996
1601:1992
1579:1988
1557:1984
1535:1980
1513:1976
1491:1972
1469:1968
1463:+/–
1458:# of
716:and
352:The
321:.net
241:Blue
3993:on
3984:on
3131:Won
3096:Won
3061:Won
3026:Won
2991:Won
2923:Won
2888:Won
2787:Won
2752:Won
2684:Won
2618:Won
2583:Won
2515:Won
2414:Won
2379:Won
2278:Won
2243:Won
2175:Won
2102:12
2080:13
2058:14
1949:12
1818:12
1771:13
1749:11
1727:14
1683:12
1661:17
1617:21
1529:18
1507:10
1485:25
1351:PDP
1103:PNP
718:law
639:GTE
569:of
372:in
366:PNP
317:www
222:to
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