P.R. Laws tit. 16, § 4125
Every voter who wishes to exercise the rights and privileges granted by this subtitle to aspirants in primaries shall file with the Commission an information form on candidacy for primaries, so that the Commission shall open a record for him/her and take the administrative steps needed to receive endorsement petitions for primaries on his/her behalf. In said form, the aspirant shall include a picture of him/herself or an emblem with which he/she wishes to be identified on the ballot.
The Commission shall use the picture or emblem furnished by each aspirant by placing it beside his/her name on the ballot.
If any candidate has failed to meet the requirement of submitting his/her picture or emblem when only sixty (60) days are left before holding the primaries, the Commission shall choose a geometric shape as the emblem to identify said candidate on the ballot.
History —June 1, 2011, No. 78, § 8.015.