Population of 3.8 million according to the 2000 Census. 2,228,068 registered voters as of Oct. 31, 2002.
San Juan, the capital, is Puerto Rico's largest city.
Governor: Sila María Calderon (Popular Democratic Party) elected in 2000, not seeking re-election in 2004.
U.S. House: Resident Commissioner Anibal Acevedo-Vilá (non-voting delegate) -running for governor.
Gobierno del Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico
Comision estatal de Elecciones
Politics 1-PR
2004 Delegate
Selection
Democratic:
Caucuses on June 6, 2004. 58
Delegates (51 Pledged, 7 Unpledged), 9 Alternates.
Republican:
Primary scheduled for Feb. 29, 2004. Winner-take-all. 23
Delegates, 20 Alternates.
2000 Primary
Democratic: Primary
on March 26, 2000. Puerto Rico sends 59 delegates (1.4% of total
4,334) to the Democratic National Convention.
Republican: Presidential
preference primary on February 27, 2000. Puerto Rico sends 14 delegates
(0.7% of total 2,066) to the Republican National Convention.
U.S. Virgin Islands
Three main islands: St. Croix, St. Thomas, St. John.
Governor: Charles Wesley Turnbull (D) >
U.S. House: At-large delegate Donna Christian-Christensen (D) (non-voting)
Politics 1-USVI
2004 Delegate
Selection
Democratic:
Caucus on April 17, 2004 (one session on the island of St. Thomas and one
session on the island of St. Croix). 6
Delegate Votes (12 Delegates), 1 Alternate.
Republican:
Delegates
scheduled to be elected at territorial meetings on Feb. 28, 2004. 9
Delegates, 6 Alternates.
2000 Caucus
Democratic: Caucus
on April 1, 2000. American Virgin Islands receives 3 at-large delegate
votes at the Democratic National Convention.
Republican: Caucus/convention
on February 26, 2000. American Virgin Islands sends 4 delegates (0.2%
of total 2,066) to the Republican National Convention.
Guam
"non self-governing territory" Official Guam Site
Governor: Felix Camacho (R) elected in 2002. >
U.S. House: At-large delegate Madeleine Bordallo (D) (non-voting)
Politics 1-Guam
2004 Delegate
Selection
Democratic:Territorial
Convention on April 24, 2004. 5
Delegate Votes (11 Delegates), 1 Alternate.
Republican: State
convention scheduled for February 21, 2004. 9 Delegates, 6
Alternates.
2000 Caucus
Democratic: Caucus/convention
on May 6, 2000. Guam receives 3 at-large delegate votes at the Democratic
National Convention.
Republican: Caucus/convention
on February 26, 2000. Guam sends 4 delegates (0.2% of total 2,066)
to the Republican National Convention.
American Samoa
Population of 57,291 according to the 2000 Census.
Governor: Togiola T.A. Tulafono (D) sworn in April 2003. >
U.S. House: At-large delegate Eni F.H. Faleomavaega (D) (non-voting)
Government
Politics 1-AS
2004 Delegate
Selection
Democratic:
Territorial convention on March 8, 2004. 6
Delegate Votes (12 Delegates), 1 Alternate.
Republican:
Territorial caucus scheduled for February 28, 2004. 9 Delegates,
6 Alternates.
2000 Caucus
Democratic: Caucus/convention
on March 7, 2000. American Samoa receives 3 at-large delegate votes
at the Democratic National Convention.
Republican: Caucus/executive
committee selection on February 26, 2000. American Samoa sends 4
delegates (0.2% of total 2,066) to the Republican National Convention.
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