The 2020 Puerto Rican general elections, held on November 3, 2020, encompassed races for Governor, Resident Commissioner, the Senate, the House of Representatives, and municipal positions. This electoral cycle was notable for the participation of two new parties, the Citizen Victory Movement and Dignity Project, challenging the established New Progressive Party, Popular Democratic Party, and the Puerto Rican Independence Party.
These elections held significant weight for the island’s political landscape, determining its leadership and policy direction for the following four years. The outcomes reflected the electorate’s views on crucial issues such as the island’s status, economic recovery, and management of natural disasters. The results also provided a snapshot of evolving political allegiances and the growing influence of newer political parties. This election cycle marked a key moment in Puerto Rican history, offering insights into the evolving political landscape and the public’s priorities.