Dorado: who represents it, and who is running

Puerto Rico general election (Gobernador, Comisionado Residente, Asamblea Legislativa, alcaldes and legislaturas municipales) votes on 2028-11-07. It elects nothing in 2026: Puerto Rico holds no election on 2026-11-03. The U.S. midterm does not apply — Puerto Rico has no U.S. Senators and elects its Resident Commissioner to a 4-year term with the Governor, the Asamblea Legislativa, the alcalde and the Legislatura Municipal of Dorado, all next on 2028-11-07..

Holding office45
the sitting council
On the ballot0
0 sitting members running again

Federal riding: Puerto Rico's Resident Commissioner District (at large) — Puerto Rico has no U.S. House districts and no U.S. Senators — Pablo José Hernández Rivera (PPD)

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Mayor

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Carlos A. López Rivera Elected Mayor PPD Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
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Legislador Municipal

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Adrián Edgardo Huertas López Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Aníbal Rivera Acevedo Elected Legislador Municipal PNP At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Daisy Ríos Isern Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Elsa Melecio Freytes Elected Legislador Municipal MVC At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Fanny Morales Pérez Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Freyda V. Miranda Ríos Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Gloria C. Pérez Reyes Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Héctor J. López Salgado Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Jonathan Medina Díaz Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
José A. Torres Archilla Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
José E. Cartagena Rodríguez Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Miguel Ángel Concepción Báez Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Noel Matta Rodríguez Elected Legislador Municipal PNP At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
Ramón Hernández Morales Elected Legislador Municipal PPD At-large Municipio Autónomo de Dorado
3

Governor

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Jenniffer A. González Colón Elected Governor PNP La Fortaleza
4

State Representative

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Adriana Gutiérrez Colón ✉️ Elected State Representative PIP Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
Denis Márquez Lebrón ✉️ Elected State Representative PIP Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
Elinette González Aguayo ✉️ Elected State Representative PNP Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
Gabriel Rodríguez Aguiló Elected State Representative PNP Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
Héctor E. Ferrer Santiago ✉️ Elected State Representative PPD Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
José E. Torres Zamora ✉️ Elected State Representative PNP Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
José F. Aponte Hernández ✉️ Elected State Representative PNP Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
José J. Pérez Cordero ✉️ Elected State Representative PNP Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
Lisie J. Burgos Muñiz ✉️ Elected State Representative Proyecto Dignidad Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
María de Lourdes Ramos Rivera ✉️ Elected State Representative PNP Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
Nelie Lebrón Robles ✉️ Elected State Representative PIP Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
Ramón Torres Cruz ✉️ Elected State Representative PPD Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
Swanny E. Vargas Laureano ✉️ Elected State Representative PPD Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
Tatiana Pérez Ramírez ✉️ Elected State Representative PNP Cámara de Representantes de Puerto Rico
5

State Senator

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Ada M. Álvarez Conde Elected State Senator PPD Senado de Puerto Rico
Adrián González Costa Elected State Senator PIP Senado de Puerto Rico
Ángel Toledo López Elected State Senator PNP Senado de Puerto Rico
Brenda Pérez Soto ✉️ Elected State Senator PNP Senado de Puerto Rico
Eliezer Molina Pérez Elected State Senator Independent Senado de Puerto Rico
Gregorio Matías Rosario Elected State Senator PNP Senado de Puerto Rico
Héctor Gabriel González López ✉️ Elected State Senator PNP Senado de Puerto Rico
Joanne M. Rodríguez Veve Elected State Senator Independent Senado de Puerto Rico
José A. Santiago Rivera Elected State Senator PPD Senado de Puerto Rico
José L. Dalmau Santiago Elected State Senator PPD Senado de Puerto Rico
Luis Javier Hernández Ortiz Elected State Senator PPD Senado de Puerto Rico
María De L. Santiago Negrón Elected State Senator PIP Senado de Puerto Rico
Roxanna I. Soto Aguilú Elected State Senator PNP Senado de Puerto Rico
Thomas Rivera Schatz Elected State Senator PNP Senado de Puerto Rico
6

Member of Parliament (MP)

NameOfficeParty / slateSeatSource
Pablo José Hernández Rivera Elected Resident Commissioner PPD U.S. House of Representatives
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Notes on this record

How the lists were read, and what could not be.

  • No election in Puerto Rico on 2026-11-03. Puerto Rico holds its general election every four years (last 2024-11-05; next 2028-11-07), when it elects the Governor, the Resident Commissioner, the whole Asamblea Legislativa, every alcalde and every legislatura municipal. The only 2026 CEE election on record in this project is the 'Elección Especial Cataño 2026' (ceepur.org home page, re-read 2026-10-31) — another municipality; no official source seen shows any 2026 special election covering Dorado. Nobody is marked running.
  • Federal: Puerto Rico has no U.S. Senators and no U.S. House districts. Its one federal elected official is the Resident Commissioner, a non-voting Member of the U.S. House elected island-wide for four years. The Census geocoder layer '120th Congressional Districts' returns 'Resident Commissioner District (at Large)' at the Casa Alcaldía of Dorado. house.gov/representatives (read 2026-10-31) still lists 'Hernandez, Pablo', Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner; fortaleza.pr.gov (read 2026-10-31) still names Jenniffer A. González Colón as Gobernadora.
  • Elected officials: the CEE 'Informe Estadístico Elecciones Generales 2024' (ww2.ceepur.org, 282-page PDF, publication date 3 September 2026) — p.22 (Gobernador, Comisionado Residente), pp.26-31 (at-large Representantes and Senadores), pp.32-35 (Representantes por Distrito), pp.36-37 (Senadores por Distrito) and pp.39-58 (alcaldes and legisladores municipales, four municipalities per page, alphabetical). The pages are images; names were read visually from rendered pages and are spelled as printed. PDF page = printed page. The 13 at-large Representantes and 12 at-large Senadores (por acumulación) represent all of Puerto Rico and are carried over from the Ponce record (same CEE pages), each re-checked by name on the chambers' own rosters on 2026-10-31: senado.pr.gov/senadores (28 senators, Vigésima Asamblea Legislativa) and camara.pr.gov/representante/. The Senate prints Joanne M. Rodríguez Veve (elected 2024 for Proyecto Dignidad) and Eliezer Molina Pérez (nominación directa) as 'Independiente'; party is recorded as the Senate prints it.
  • Districts: the Census geocoder at three points in Dorado's town centre around the Casa Alcaldía (18.4590/-66.2675, 18.4620/-66.2660, 18.4635/-66.2690; the geocoder places them in Higuillar barrio) all return 2026 State Senate District 3 (Arecibo III) and State House District 11. The Cámara labels District 11 'Vega Alta, Vega Baja y Dorado' and names no other district for Dorado. Senate District III elects two district senators; both are listed. The coordinates are approximate (the Municipio's own site was not used), but all three agree.
  • Municipal: Alcalde Carlos A. López Rivera (PPD, 10,619 votes in 2024) and 14 Legisladores Municipales (11 PPD, 2 PNP, 1 Movimiento Victoria Ciudadana) are on the CEE Informe Estadístico p.45 (Dorado panel). The Secretario of the Legislatura Municipal's certification of Resolución Núm. 67, Serie 2025-2028 (budget FY2025-26, session of 2025-05-21, certified 2025-05-22) filed with the Oficina de Gerencia y Presupuesto at docs.pr.gov names all 14 voting in favour, so the 2024 roster was intact in May 2025. The certification's text layer is poor OCR; names are spelled as the CEE prints them. The Presidente's name is cut off in the scan and is not recorded. Elected municipality-wide; seat = 'At-large'. The certification letterhead prints office phone/fax numbers and an address; none were copied.
  • robots.txt was read first on every host: senado.pr.gov disallows only /cgi-bin/ and /cms/; www.camara.pr.gov only /wp-admin/ and one plugin JSON; www.house.gov admin/search paths only; www.fortaleza.pr.gov lists a sitemap only; ceepur.org, ww2.ceepur.org, docs.pr.gov and geocoding.geo.census.gov return 404 (no rules). elecciones2024.ceepur.org was not used (it answered robots.txt with a 'BBWAF' HTTP 999 block during the Ponce and Mayagüez work). One User-Agent, 'ResearchUpon-politics/1.0 (civic research; +https://researchupon.com)', for every request. No terms of use were found on ceepur.org or senado.pr.gov; the Cámara footer reads 'Cámara de Representantes © 2025. Todos los derechos'.
  • Public role only: the Cámara roster and Senate pages print office phone numbers, and some municipal documents print office addresses; none were copied. Emails are official @camara.pr.gov / @senado.pr.gov addresses only. Photos are linked from the legislatures' own pages, never copied; no reuse terms are stated. No standsFor: nobody is campaigning in 2026.
  • Next elections: Puerto Rico general election 2028-11-07 (all offices above, including the alcalde and Legislatura Municipal of Dorado).
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Sources

Prepared 2026-10-31. Nomination papers are never opened: they carry home addresses. After voting day a candidate list becomes a result; these rows are reconciled, not deleted.