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Candidate profile: Chino Roque in House District 28

Incumbent Chino Roque is the PNP candidate in Puerto Rico House District 28 for the Nov. 3, 2026, general election.

Candidate profile: Chino Roque in House District 28

Key takeaways

  • Roque is the incumbent in House District 28.
  • Roque is running with the Partido Nuevo Progresista.
  • The general election is Nov. 3, 2026.
  • The District 28 race is listed as uncontested.
  • No biography, policy positions or finance figures are on file.

Race at a glance

Chino Roque is seeking election to the Puerto Rico House of Representatives in District 28. Roque is identified as the incumbent and is affiliated with the Partido Nuevo Progresista, or PNP.

The District 28 race is part of Puerto Rico’s 2026 general election, scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. It is listed as uncontested, with Roque as the only candidate in the race. That means the ballot listing does not include an opposing candidate for this House seat.

Roque’s incumbent status indicates that Roque already holds the office connected to this election. The official candidate listing does not state how long Roque has served or identify prior elected offices.

Background

No candidate biography is on file for Roque. The official record therefore does not identify personal history, education, profession, community involvement or previous work outside the Legislature.

The record establishes three central facts about the candidacy: Roque is the incumbent, is running under the PNP label and is seeking the District 28 House seat in the 2026 general election. It does not list additional biographical details that would place Roque’s public career or personal background in a broader timeline.

Party affiliation identifies the political party under which a candidate is running. It does not, by itself, establish the candidate’s position on a specific proposal or public issue.

Policy positions

No documented policy positions are on file for Roque. There is no official candidate stance listed on legislation, Puerto Rico’s political status, taxes, education, health care, public safety, energy, housing or other policy areas.

Without a documented position, no specific view on those subjects can be assigned to Roque. The PNP affiliation remains part of the candidate record, but it is separate from an individual policy statement by the candidate.

Voters looking for issue-by-issue distinctions may watch for official campaign statements or other direct policy declarations before Election Day. Any such statement would add detail beyond the current candidate listing and could clarify which proposals Roque supports or opposes.

Campaign finance record

Funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand are not on file for Roque. As a result, the record contains no dollar figures for campaign receipts, expenditures or remaining campaign funds.

Those three categories describe different parts of campaign activity. Funds raised cover money received by a campaign, while funds spent cover campaign expenditures. Cash on hand refers to campaign money remaining at a reporting point. None of those totals is listed for this candidacy.

The absence of filed figures does not establish a fundraising or spending amount. It means no total can be stated for any of the three categories.

What the ballot listing establishes

For the Nov. 3, 2026, general election, voters in Puerto Rico House District 28 will see an uncontested race featuring incumbent PNP candidate Chino Roque. The official profile identifies the office, district, party affiliation, incumbent status and election date.

It does not attach a biography, a set of documented policy positions or campaign finance totals to Roque’s candidacy. Those distinctions are important: a candidate’s name and party label establish ballot identity, while policy statements and financial filings provide separate information about priorities and campaign activity.

What to watch

  • Whether Roque releases specific policy positions
  • Whether campaign finance figures are filed
  • Any changes to the District 28 ballot listing

Who's running: State House, District 28

Election day: November 3, 2026

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