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Pr51St.com receives any estimated 1,575 unique visitors and 800 unique page views per day. Revenue gained from these much visits may be $1 per day from various advertising sources. The estimated worth of site is $318. Similarweb global rank is 2,128,946. Maximum no. of users comes from .

Google LLC is ISP, hosted on IP 104.196.185.43 in Country United States.

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Puerto Rico, the 51st State | Puerto Rico 51st

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1	Show your support
2	Why statehood?
3	Puerto rico: a history destined for statehood
4	Latest blog posts
5	Democratic and republican party platforms on puerto rican statehood
6	Happy birthday, josé celso barbosa
7	Puerto rico const**ution day
8	All blog posts
9	Puerto rico, the 51st state

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1	Contact your legislators
2	Subscribe to the newsletter
3	Donate to the cause of statehood
4	Paths to statehood
5	Contact
6	Subscribe
7	Donate
8	Paths
9	Sign up for our newsletter!

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1	Federal officials have said Puerto Rico should have the status its people want from among all legally possible options.
2	In 2012, 54% of Puerto Ricans said they did not want to be a territory and 61.2% chose statehood. In 2017, 97% of voters chose statehood from the possible options — statehood, independence, and continuing as a territory.

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3	Home	text
4	About PR51st	text
5	Take Action	text
6	Join Us!	text
7	Contact Your Legislators	text
8	Volunteer	text
9	Donate	text
10	Sign a Pet**ion	text
11	The Issues	text
12	Puerto Rico: Destined for Statehood	text
13	Why Statehood	text
14	Blog	text
15	Contact	text
16	En Espanol	text
17	Sign up today!	text
18	32 territories were admitted to the union between 1796 and 1959. It’s time for Puerto Rico!	image
19	Puerto Rico is ready for statehood.	image
20	There's no going back, so join us going forward!	image
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22	Contact your legislators Send a letter to your legislators showing your support for statehood	text
23	Subscribe to the newsletter Stay up-to-date with our progress towards statehood	text
24	Donate to the cause of statehood Contribute to the cause of Puerto Rico statehood	text
25	Paths to Statehood Learn how states of the union gained their statehood.	text
26	Why statehood? Puerto Rico has been a territory of the United States since 1898. Why change things now?	text
27	Puerto Rico: A History Destined for Statehood San Juan is the oldest city in the United States. Puerto Rico’s proud heritage enriches the American experience.	text
28	Democratic and Republican Party Platforms on Puerto Rican Statehood	text
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30	Read more »	text
31	Happy Birthday, José Celso Barbosa	text
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33	Read more »	text
34	Puerto Rico Const**ution Day	text
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36	Read more »	text
37	All Blog Posts	text
38	Learn More.	text
39	Take Action.	text
40	Join Us	text
41	En Español	text
42	Contact	text
43	Subscribe	text
44	Donate	text
45	Paths	text
46	Home	text
47	About PR51st	text
48	Take Action	text
49	Join Us!	text
50	Contact Your Legislators	text