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Race Ratings: Yauco, Canóvanas, Río Grande
A diecinueve (19) meses para la celebración de las Elecciones Primarias y dos años y medio (2.5) para la celebración de las Elecciones Generales en Puerto Rico, ya estoy en posición para hacer las primeras tres (3) clasificaciones (en inglés Race Ratings) sobre tres...
PRSSA announces tight elections schedule
It looks like over at the Puerto Rico Statehood Students Association someone finally remembered their constitution requires elections every year, with the student organization making an announcement about this year's process over the weekend. According to the...
Leo Diaz to run for NPP President in San Juan, gets Jenniffer Gonzalez’ endorsement
To the surprise of absolutely no one, Leo Diaz announced in a tweet to run for President of the New Progressive Party in San Juan, in other words, he's running for Mayor of the capital city. https://twitter.com/leodiazurbina/status/424283464796733441 Translated: I...
The Purple Municipalities (V)
By: PR Pundit For the four two weeks, we have been analyzing the fifteen (15) Municipalities that have voted for the gubernatorial candidate that won the statewide election and ultimately elected Governor of Puerto Rico, which we have labeled Purple Municipalities....
The Purple Municipalities (IV)
By: PR Pundit For the past two weeks, we have been analyzing the fifteen (15) Municipalities that have voted for the gubernatorial candidate that won the statewide election and ultimately elected Governor of Puerto Rico, which we have labeled Purple Municipalities....
The Purple Municipalities (III)
By: PR Pundit For the past two weeks, we have been analyzing the fifteen (15) Municipalities that have voted for the gubernatorial candidate that won the statewide election and ultimately elected Governor of Puerto Rico, which we have labeled Purple Municipalities. By...
The Purple Municipalities (II)
By: PR Pundit Last week we began our analysis of the sixteen (16) Municipalities that have voted for the gubernatorial candidate that won the statewide election and ultimately elected Governor of Puerto Rico, which we have labeled Purple Municipalities. Today we...
The Purple Municipalities (I)
By: PR Pundit The political re-alignment of 1992 changed the dynamics of Party politics in Puerto Rico’s Municipalities. Since the 1996 General Election, sixteen (16) Municipalities have voted for the Gubernatorial candidate that won the Statewide and ultimately...
The Popular Democratic Party joins the 2016 primary race
La Vieja Changa called it. It all started with a tweet, two days into the term of new Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla. The new President of the Senate of Puerto Rico, Eduardo Bhatia, called the governor irrational, presumably over the latter's insistence of the...
Has San Juan become a Toss-Up City?
By: PRPundit For more than thirty years, the Capital City of San Juan had been a reliable municipality in the New Progressive Party column. During the period from 1968 to 1996, the NPP candidates for Governor won all Elections held, both Senatorial seats were held by...