Answer:
Today, while Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens and subject to federal laws, those in the unincorporated territory are unable to vote in Presidential elections, and the unincorporated territory does not have a representative vote in Congress.
Explanation:
Yes, Puerto Ricans can vote for U.S Presidents.
Yes, Puerto Ricans can vote for the U.S Presidents under two circumstances: they are a citizen of America and they are eighteen or over.
