Socio-Demographic Profile of Electoral Districts 2014-2018 - Senate Districts

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The report presents the main demographic and socio-economic statistics of Puerto Rico's 8 senatorial districts and 40 representative districts, according to the Puerto Rico Community Survey 2014-18. Specifically, for the inhabitants and homes of each senatorial district, data are presented on sex, age, race, kinship, marital status, fertility, school enrollment, education obtained, veteran classification, disabilities, place of birth, language spoken at home, ancestry, employment status, employment, industry, class of worker, income, benefits, health insurance, poverty, occupancy of housing, units in the structure, year of construction, rooms, bedrooms, tenure of housing, vehicles, value of the housing, mortgage classification, rent, among others.

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Present the main demographic and socio-economic statistics of the 8 senatorial districts and 40 representative districts of Puerto Rico

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sex, age, race, kinship, marital status, fertility, school enrollment, education obtained, veteran classification, disabilities, place of birth, language spoken at home, ancestry, employment status, employment, industry, class of worker, income, benefits, health insurance, poverty, housing occupancy, units in the structure, year of construction, rooms, bedrooms, tenure of housing, vehicles, home value, mortgage classification, rent

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senatorial districts

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Act No. 209-2003, as amended, created the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics as an autonomous governmental entity with the task of coordinating the Government's statistical production service to ensure that the systems for collecting data and statistics, on which public policies are based, are complete, reliable and accessible quickly and universally.