Candidate profile: Lisie Burgos

Lisie Burgos is seeking election to the Puerto Rico House of Representatives from the at-large district. She is one of 13 incumbents in the contested race that will be decided in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election.

Burgos is affiliated with Proyecto Dignidad. Her candidate record identifies her party and incumbent status but lists no biography, campaign finance figures or policy positions.

Burgos’s place in the race

The contest is for Puerto Rico State House seats representing the at-large district rather than a geographically defined House district. Burgos enters the general election as a current officeholder and the only listed Proyecto Dignidad candidate in the field.

The other candidates are affiliated with the Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño, Partido Popular Democrático and Partido Nuevo Progresista. Every candidate listed in the race is an incumbent. The candidate records do not list fundraising, spending or cash-on-hand figures for any of them.

Because Burgos has no documented policy positions in the candidate record, voters cannot use that record to compare her views on specific issues. It establishes her candidacy, party affiliation and status as an incumbent.

The full candidate field

• Adriana Gutiérrez Colón is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño. Her record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• Héctor Ferrer is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Popular Democrático. His record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• Nelie Lebrón Robles is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño. Her record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• Denis Márquez is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño. His record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• José Aponte Hernández is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Nuevo Progresista. His record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• Lisie Burgos is an incumbent affiliated with Proyecto Dignidad. Her record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• Ramón Torres is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Popular Democrático. His record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• Swanny Vargas Laureano is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Popular Democrático. Her record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• José Pérez Cordero is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Nuevo Progresista. His record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• Pichy Torres Zamora is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Nuevo Progresista. His record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• Gabriel Rodríguez Aguiló is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Nuevo Progresista. His record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• Lourdes Ramos is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Nuevo Progresista. Her record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.
• Tatiana Pérez Ramírez is an incumbent affiliated with the Partido Nuevo Progresista. Her record lists no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions.

What voters should track

The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. Before voting, voters can watch for official updates to the candidate field and for candidate records that identify policy positions or report campaign fundraising, spending and cash on hand.

Any later changes to candidacies, party affiliations or incumbent status would affect how the field appears on the ballot. The current race record presents a contested election involving 13 incumbent candidates across four parties.