As commonwealth citizens, puerto ricans elect their own officials but they do not

As commonwealth citizens, Puerto Ricans elect their own officials but they do not vote in US National elections.

Explanation:

Puerto Rico is an unincorporated territory of the United States, which makes the island a commonwealth. Puerto Ricans can elect their own officials, and also travel from and to the mainland as they please. Nonetheless, that doesn't make Puerto Rico a state and, therefore, Puerto Ricans cannot vote in the US national elections.

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