Puerto Rico: Independence in the Last Seven Status Plebiscites

Puerto Rico: Independence in the Last Seven Status Plebiscites

Has the growing visibility of Puerto Rico's independence movement translated into broader electoral support?

In this episode of Puerto Rico, Open Your Eyes, we examine the official results of Puerto Rico's last seven status plebiscites. Rather than telling you what to think, our goal is to present the data, encourage critical thinking, and invite you to draw your own conclusions.

This is the first episode in a new series examining each of Puerto Rico's principal status options using the same methodology and the same official election results.

What was the first thing you noticed when you looked at the chart?

Share your thoughts in the comments. We welcome respectful discussion based on facts, history, and evidence.

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Coming Next

📊 Puerto Rico: Statehood in the Last Seven Status Plebiscites

Followed by:

📊 Puerto Rico: The Territorial Commonwealth in the Last Seven Status Plebiscites

Each episode applies the same methodology, the same standard, and the same official data, allowing viewers to compare Puerto Rico's principal status options and reach their own conclusions.

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