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Puerto Rico Officials, Elections & Campaign Finance

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Puerto Rico
Officials & election information.

Find your governor, Resident Commissioner, and legislature. Get official voting, results, and campaign-finance information.

1federal offices
1federal holders
81legislative records
2028next regular general-election cycle
Puerto Rico · beyond the federal filing list

Your government. Your election sources.

Puerto Rico elects a governor, a Legislative Assembly, municipal officials, and a Resident Commissioner—not U.S. senators. Its next regular general-election cycle is 2028; special elections can occur between general elections. Check CEE notices · About the four-year congressional term.

GovernorJenniffer González-ColónOpen public record Resident CommissionerPablo José HernándezOpen public record Legislative Assembly81 legislative recordsOpen public record
Voting & election notices

Registration, voter services, and special-election notices from the CEE.

Official source 2024 certified results (PDF)

Final CEE certification for governor, Resident Commissioner, House, and Senate.

Official source Puerto Rico campaign finance

Search published financial reports at the Electoral Comptroller (OCE).

Official source

Coverage note: the FEC list covers federal filings, not all Puerto Rico candidates. Local campaign-finance totals and municipality-by-municipality candidate coverage are not yet imported here; they are not zero. Source links reviewed 2026-10-01.

Statewide executive · current sourced record

Governor of Puerto Rico

A permanent office record joined to the current holder and official government website.

Jenniffer González-Colón, Governor of Puerto Rico
Governor

Jenniffer González-Colón

Current roster matched to the official office website

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Current delegation

Who represents Puerto Rico in Washington?

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Current state legislature · sourced public records

81 current legislators across 50 permanent offices

Open States supplies the normalized roster. When one of its contact or portrait fields is empty, Electionpedia can fill that gap only from a name-matched official legislative page and keeps the source attached to that individual field.

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