Governor of Puerto Rico

The Governor of Puerto Rico is the elected leader of the U.S. territory, responsible for executing laws, managing the government, and overseeing public services. The governor is in charge of the island’s budget, economic policy, and represents Puerto Rico in dealings with the federal government. Unlike U.S. states, Puerto Rico does not have full voting rights in Congress, but the governor plays a significant role in advocating for the territory's interests. The governor serves a four-year term and can be re-elected. The current political landscape can influence the governor's policies and priorities.