After 119 years of Americanism, although sounds odd, on June 11th Puerto Ricans rejected statehood again. Although it received 97% of the votes, only 23% of eligible constituents took part of the referendum conducted by the statehood New Progressive Party (NPP). The NPP ran to the polling canvas alone. All other parties boycotted the plebiscite and 77% refused the poppycock. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) advised in April that the original ballot was confusing, and needed time to revise it. But statehooders went on their own anyway. It was the lowest turnout of all.