Not all Puerto Ricans not want to be a state. Their is a minority(less than 5%) the want PR be indepentent. Now, there is more than 40% who whan to be state and around other 40% who what to keep the current status(US COMMONWEALTH).
Not all PR's actually want it to become a 51st state.
The Puerto Ricans
We treat the Puerto Ricans great. We are at peace with them and possibly gonna let them become a state. Our past history was not always exemplary, but hopefully the times have changed.
Perhaps never, the choice belongs to the Puerto Ricans. PUERTO RICO WILL NEVERR BE A STATE
New York
You would get in the US State Department, since Puerto Ricans are American citizens.
Puerto Rico is not a state and so does not have any electoral votes. However, Puerto Ricans can vote for the president if they establish legal residence in some state and meet the other requirements to vote in that state.
Territories were included in the US State Quarters series.
There are a number of reasons why it would make sense for Puerto Rico to become the 51st state. One is that a slight majority of Puerto Ricans wish to fully join the United States. Puerto Ricans are already considered U.S. citizens, although they cannot vote in U.S. elections unless they live in the United States (and not in Puerto Rico). Further, Puerto Ricans already pay some forms of U.S. federal taxes, Social Security, and others. Puerto Rico has been under U.S. sovereignty since the end of the Spanish-American War.
Puerto Rica has a special relationship with the United States: it is a territory of the United States, which means that Puerto Ricans has the priveliges of an American citizens while their island retains some independence. They are NOT a state.
Puerto Rico has not become a State of the U. S.
They can come and go if they please from island to island , and they are protected by the us government. There have been three island-wide votes on the question, and maintaining the current status has one each time. That suggests that Puerto Ricans may continue to want to remain an organized territory of the US, rather than become a state or become fully independent.
Well, Puerto Rico is a US territory... you make the math. Puerto Rico is not poor, but is not rich either. If Puerto Rico become a state of the Union will become the poorest state. But if we compare with other contries around PR, PR is way above them.