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Puerto Rico Plebiscites -- Puerto Rico's Road to Statehood
Puerto Rico Plebiscites -- Puerto Rico's Road to Statehood
Puerto Rico Plebiscites -- Puerto Rico's Road to Statehood
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A compilation of the results of the plebiscites held in Puerto Rico in 1967, 1993, 1998 & 2012.
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Release dateApr 18, 2014
ISBN9781312114234
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    Puerto Rico Plebiscites -- Puerto Rico's Road to Statehood - Juan Jose Nolla-Acosta

    Puerto Rico Plebiscites -- Puerto Rico's Road to Statehood

    Puerto Rico plebiscites            Puerto Rico’s road to Statehood

    A compilation of the results of the plebiscites held in Puerto Rico in 1967, 1993, 1998 & 2012.

    Juan José Nolla-Acosta, JD, Esq.

    2013

    ISBN 978-1-312-11423-4

    Table of Contents

    Foreword03

    1967 Plebiscite05

    1993 Plebiscite09

    1998 Plebiscite13

    2012 Plebiscite17

    Complementary data for 201225

    Statehood vs. Territorial Status26

    (2012)

    Support for Status Options over time

    Statehood30

    Independence34

    Territorial Condition37

    Foreword

    On November 6, 2012, the US citizens who reside in Puerto Rico went to the polls for a plebiscite on their political status.  This was the fourth plebiscite since 1967.  There had been three plebiscites previously, in 1967, 1993 and 1998.

    On this plebiscite, voters were presented with two questions.  The first one was whether they wanted to continue with Puerto Rico’s current territorial status.  Voters said No to the current territorial status by a 54 to 46 percent margin.  In fact, the No option received more votes than the Governor elected that same day.

    The second question asked voters which non territorial status option they wanted.  Voters were presented with three options,  (1) Statehood—making Puerto Rico the

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