Why Puerto Rico, Guam and 3 other U.S. territories have no presidential electors
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Residents of U.S. territories can't vote for president, and these 10 explainers cover Puerto Rico, Guam, the Electoral College and what it would take to change that
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Why Puerto Rico, Guam and 3 other U.S. territories have no presidential electors
Residents of U.S. territories can't vote for president, and these 10 explainers cover Puerto Rico, Guam, the Electoral College and what it would take to change that
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