answers: Donald Trump
context: (PNP) and Popular Democratic Party (PPD), held primaries for several positions on March 18, 2012. The primaries were held on March 18, 2012 to determine several candidates for the Senate, House of Representatives, and others. The primaries were held on March 18, 2012 to determine several candidates for the Senate, House of Representatives, and others. The incumbent Governor, Luis Fortuño, from the New Progressive Party (PNP), faces the following candidates for the Governorship: The incumbent Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico Pedro Pierluisi, from the New Progressive Party (PNP), faces the following candidates for the position: The ballot featured sixteen (16) </s> and the Senate ("Senado" in Spanish) which is elected for a four-year term concurrently with the governor. Although Puerto Rico has a three-party system, the two major parties are those that wish to maintain ties with the US government dominate; the third party, favoring independence, obtains only a small percentage of the votes. In the 2008 elections, a fourth party participated, the Puertorriqueños por Puerto Rico (PPR). In 2012 six parties participated, the same four as in 2008 and two new ones: Partido del Pueblo Trabajador (PPT), and Movimiento Union Soberanista (MUS). In 2016, 2 independent candidates ran for governor </s> and deputy Otto Guevara Guth, who will attempt to run for presidency for the fifth time. Guevara won the primary over Diaz by a 10% margin. Otto Guevara's primary campaign was based under a right-wing populist inclination, stating that Donald Trump's presidential campaign had given him new inspiration to run, while Natalia Diaz's campaign promised to bring a new face to the party and offer a new alternative to the party's establishment. After the 2016 municipal elections, the party lost its only mayor and 258 aldermen, leaving it with little power. Plus, due to Guevara's turnabout from libertarianism to religious
question: who won the presidential election in puerto rico