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Popular Democratic Party primaries, 2008
The 2008 Popular Democratic Party primaries were the primary elections by which voters of the Popular Democratic Party (PPD) chose its nominees for various political offices of Puerto Rico for the 2008 general elections . They were held on March 9, 2008. Incumbent Governor Aníbal Acevedo Vilá faced no opposition for his candidacy, making him the official candidate for the elections.
Background
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At the time of the primaries, incumbent Governor Aníbal Acevedo Vilá was allegedly being investigated by federal authorities for allegations of irregularities in his campaign finances. However, despite this, the party supported his candidacy for Governor.
Also, one of the most contested campaigns was the one for Mayor of Ponce , with incumbent Francisco Zayas Seijo facing the former administrator of the city, Carlos Jirau.
Candidates
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Senate
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At-large
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District
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The Popular Democratic Party held primaries on only 4 of the 8 senatorial districts .
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Wanda Arroyo
Javier Cruz
María Elena
Edgar A. Martínez
Francis Rivera
Iván Serrano Cordero
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Robin H. Montes
Sergio Ortíz
Omar Soto
Enid Toro de Báez
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House of Representatives
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At-large
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District
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The Popular Democratic Party held primaries on 24 of the 40 representative districts .
District 3
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Ruthy Currás
Herminio Pagán
District 11
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Ricky Arrillaga
Rafael Hernández
District 12
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Jorge Avilés
Eliezer Burgos
Claudio Ferrer, Jr.
Remberto Rodríguez
District 13
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Benny Collazo
Felix Pagán
Víctor Rodríguez
Amadis Ulises
District 14
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Vángelo Figueroa
Felix Rosario
Juan R. Torres
District 16
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District 17
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District 18
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Luis "Chivita" González
Concepción Salas
Solá
María Vargas
District 20
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Elvin Camacho
Luis Ramírez
Jorgito Ramos
Eduardo Rosado
District 21
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District 22
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Juan O. Alicea
Georgie González
District 23
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Wilo Beltrán
Rafael A. García
District 24
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Ramón Borrero
Luis Farinacci
Vilma Flores
Ferdinand Martínez
Vangie Rivera
District 25
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District 26
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John Avilés
Juan Carlos Figueroa
Gamalier Pagán
District 27
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Carmen Iris González
Carlos Luis Torres
Pito Torres
District 28
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Jorge I. Agosto
Frankie Cuadrado
Remesal
Rosendo
Luis Santiago
District 29
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Félix Agosto
Heric Colón
José R. Varela
District 30
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Rey Alomar
Eduardo Cintrón
Migdalia Díaz
Domingo Torres
District 33
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Héctor Carrasquillo
Gilbert
District 34
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District 35
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Narden Jaime Espinosa
Ricardo Fernández
Freddy
José Pi Báez
José "Tony" Reyes
Valentín Valdés
William Vázquez
District 36
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District 37
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José Miguel del Valle, Jr.
Frankie Guerra
Mayors
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The Popular Democratic Party held primaries on 23 of 78 municipalities.
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Ramón E. Dasta
Héctor Rafael
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Moisés Castro
Jesús Rosado
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Gilberto "Lex" Camacho
Humberto González
Abimael Portalatín
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Alexis Bermúdez
Digna Feliciana
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Myrna García
Norma Guzmán
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Nelson Vázquez
Roberto Velázquez
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Julito Osorio
Maricruz Rivera
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Wilson Acevedo
Aida E. González
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Manuel Martínez
Moncho Padilla
Víctor Manuel Pérez
Cheo Rivera
Jolly Rivera
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Tony Badé
Francisco Colón
Abraham López
Pedro Santos
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Jesús Arce
Ramón Collazo
Martín Negrón
Otilio Plaza
Quitín
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Results
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Senate
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At-large
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Candidate
Popular vote
Percentage
Alejandro García Padilla
213,153
14.40%
Eduardo Bhatia
207,883
14.04
Juan Eugenio Hernández Mayoral
167,088
11.28
Sila Mari González Calderón
151,550
10.24
Antonio Fas Alzamora
133,161
8.99
Cirilo Tirado Rivera
124,593
8.41
Roberto Vigoreaux
117,731
7.95
Margarita Ostolaza
113,663
7.68
Juan Cancel Alegría
104,373
7.05
Landy Fabre
84,410
5.70
Rafael Irizarri
35,284
2.38
Víctor de la Cruz
27,408
1.85
Others
350
0.02
District
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Candidate
Popular vote
Percentage
María Elena Pérez
12,612
21.62%
Edgar A. Martínez
11,979
20.54
Iván Serrano
11,415
19.57
Wanda Arroyo
9,771
16.75
Javier Cruz
9,637
16.52
Francis Rivera
2,875
4.93
Others
41
0.07
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Candidate
Popular vote
Percentage
Sergio Ortíz
21,699
33.43%
Enid Toro de Báez
20,434
31.48
Robin H. Montes
11,379
17.53
Omar Soto
11,370
17.51
Others
36
0.06
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Candidate
Popular vote
Percentage
José Luis Galarza
19,582
23.95%
Rafael Santiago
17,968
21.98
Modesto Agosto Alicea
15,676
19.17
Bruno Ramos
15,621
19.10
José H. Rivera
12,848
15.71
Others
70
0.09
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Candidate
Popular vote
Percentage
Angel M. Rodríguez
29,611
37.64%
Eder Ortíz Ortíz
28,736
36.53
Luis Guillermo Febus
20,284
25.79
Others
33
0.04
House of Representatives
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At-large
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Candidate
Popular vote
Percentage
Héctor Ferrer
228,098
15.81%
Jaime Perelló
147,868
10.25
Brenda López de Arrarás
144,099
9.99
Jorge Colberg Toro
140,158
9.72
Carmen Yulín Cruz
133,510
9.26
Luis Vega Ramos
132,967
9.22
Ulises Dalmau
101,060
7.01
Ramón Ruíz Nieves
87,298
6.05
Angel Ortíz
75,671
5.25
Julio Muñoz
68,955
4.78
Jeanette Miranda
59,316
4.11
José Segui
50,458
3.50
Frankie Rodríguez
39,007
2.70
Coco Ríos
33,622
2.33
Others
392
0.03
Aftermath
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Acevedo Vilá's candidacy
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Several weeks after the primaries, Incumbent Governor and PPD candidate, Aníbal Acevedo Vilá , was officially indicted on 19 counts of campaign finance violations. This put his candidacy in jeopardy, and several candidates where taunted as possible replacements. However, Acevedo Vilá decided to run for reelection, and was openly endorsed by the Party in a massive caucus held at the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum in April 2008.[1] [2] Acevedo Vilá would lose the 2008 general elections . However, in March 2009, he was found not guilty of all charges by a jury.
Split in Ponce
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In the primary for the Mayor of Ponce , incumbent Francisco Zayas Seijo narrowly beat his opponent, former Ponce administrator, Carlos Jirau. Zayas beat Jirau by less than 30 votes.[3] After the defeat, Jirau appealed the primary claiming there were irregularities in the process. He also started an independent movement called Movimiento Autónomo Ponceño .[4] [5] At the 2008 general elections , both Zayas and Jirau were defeated by the PNP candidate Mayita Meléndez . This was the first time a PNP candidate had won in Ponce in more than 20 years.[6]
See also
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References
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^ Primarias 2008: Resultados Ponce Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine on CEEPUR
^ Ico Zayas: "la bola esta en la cancha de Jirau" on El Nuevo Día (May 12, 2008)
^ "Ico" le tira a "Mayita" y pide unidad a Jirau on Primera Hora ; Estrada, Michelle (August 29, 2008)
^ “Mayita no ganó, Ico Zayas perdió” on El Nuevo Día (November 6, 2008)
R e t r i e v e d f r o m " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2008_Popular_Democratic_Party_of_Puerto_Rico_primaries&oldid=1226560413 "
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