; admission into the Union. Sec. 302. Conforming amendments to existing law. Sec. 303. Territory and boundaries. Sec. 304. Constitution. Sec. 305. Elections of Senators and Representatives, certification, and legal disputes. Sec. 306. State title to land and property. Sec. 307. Continuity of laws, government, and obligations. Sec. 308. Judicial pronouncements. 3. Findings In recognition of the inherent limitations of Puerto Rico’s territorial status, and the responsibility of the Federal Government to enable the people of the territory to freely express their wishes regarding political status and achieve full self-government, Congress seeks to enable the eligible voters of Puerto Rico to choose a permanent, non-territorial, fully self-governing political status for Puerto Rico and to provide for a transition to and the implementation of said permanent, nonterritorial, fully self-governing status. 4. Definitions In this Act: (1) Bilateral Negotiating Commission The term Bilateral Negotiating Commission means the Bilateral Negotiating Commission established under section 209(a). (2) Elections Commission The term Elections Commission means the Puerto Rico State Elections Commission (Comisión Estatal de Elecciones de Puerto Rico, in Spanish). (3) Eligible voters The term eligible voters means bona fide residents of Puerto Rico who are otherwise qualified to vote in general elections in Puerto Rico. (4) Initial plebiscite The term initial plebiscite means the plebiscite required by section 5(a)(1). (5) Majority The term majority means more than 50 percent. (6) Runoff plebiscite The term runoff plebiscite means the plebiscite required by section 5(a)(4). 5. Plebiscite (a) In general (1) Initial plebiscite A plebiscite to resolve Puerto Rico’s political status shall be held on November 2, 2025. (2) Options The plebiscite held under paragraph (1) shall offer eligible voters a choice of one of the three options which shall be presented on the ballot as follows: (A) Independence. (B) Sovereignty in Free Association with