Question

who is the head of government in puerto rico?
○ the governor
○ a panel of elected officials
○ the president of the united states

Explanation:

Puerto Rico is a territory of the U.S. with its own local executive branch. The head of its local government is an elected governor, who oversees day-to-day governance. The U.S. president is the head of the federal government, not Puerto Rico's local government, and a panel of officials does not serve as the head of government.

Answer:

the governor