; and (2) shall not be repugnant to— (A) the Constitution of the United States; or (B) the principles of the Declaration of Independence. 406. Elections of Senators and Representatives; certification; jurisdiction (a) Elections of Senators and Representatives Not later than 30 days after the date of issuance of the Proclamation, the Governor shall issue a declaration to designate and announce the dates and other requirements for primary and general elections under applicable Federal and local law for representation of the State of Puerto Rico in the Senate and the House of Representatives on admission of the State of Puerto Rico into the Union of the United States. (b) Resident Commissioner The office of Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico shall cease to exist on the swearing in of the first Member of the House of Representatives from the State of Puerto Rico. (c) Senators and Representatives (1) In general On admission into the Union of the United States, the State of Puerto Rico shall be entitled to representation in the Senate and House of Representatives, with the Senators and Representatives from the State of Puerto Rico entitled— (A) to be admitted to seats in Congress; and (B) to all the rights and privileges of Senators and Representatives of the other States in Congress. (2) First election of Senators (A) In general In the first election of Senators from the State of Puerto Rico held after the admission date— (i) the 2 senatorial offices shall be separately identified and designated