VOTESMART2026
Election 2026
Everything on the ballot, candidate by candidate
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What’s next
- Oct 31Last day to request an off-island absentee ballot — General
- Nov 1Public test of the vote-counting machinesGEC runs a test election at the Election Return Center before Election Day.
- Nov 3General ElectionPolls open 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. The final vote, including the nonpartisan Attorney General, Education Board, and CCU races.
- Nov 13Provisional-ballot fix-it deadline — GeneralLast day for provisional voters to remedy an incomplete envelope or registration so the ballot counts.
- Nov 18Absentee ballots must be received — General
Guam Election Commission calendar. Dates can change; GEC is the official source.
2026 Primary — certified
57,411Registered
23,076Ballots cast
40.19%Turnout
59 of 59Precincts
Governor & Lt. Governor · Democratic
Vote for 1
- TERLAJE/PEREZ6,44647.75%
- TENORIO/MUNA-BARNES5,99444.40%
- SAN AGUSTIN/SAN NICOLAS1,0507.78%
- Write-in90.07%
Governor & Lt. Governor · Republican
Vote for 1
- ADA/CALVO5,17960.51%
- BLAS/OKADA3,36739.34%
- Write-in130.15%
U.S. Delegate · Democratic
Vote for 1
- LIMTIACO, Alicia Anne Garrido9,97599.17%
- Write-in830.83%
U.S. Delegate · Republican
Vote for 1
- MOYLAN, James Craig4,97260.10%
- TORRES, Mary Camacho3,28839.74%
- Write-in130.16%
Guam Legislature · Democratic
Vote for up to 15 · top 15 advance
- BARNETT, Darrel Christopher9,4008.43%
- SHELTON, Amanda L.8,5007.62%
- NELSON, Telena Monique Cruz7,6196.83%
- QUINATA, Donna Rita Muna7,1366.40%
- RIDGELL, Clynton E.7,0866.35%
- SABLAN, Angel Anthony R.7,0006.27%
- PARKINSON, William Mark Alkonga6,8836.17%
- QUINATA, Roy Anthony Benavente6,1395.50%
- BORDALLO, Fred E. Jr.6,0545.43%
- SANTOS, Angela Therese A.M.6,0515.42%
- NEDEDOG, Sarah Mattie T.5,8785.27%
- PEREZ, Kallen Marie E.5,7735.17%
- TAIJERON, Anthony W.5,4504.88%
- TAITAGUE, Joaquin Manuel Paulino5,2844.74%
- CRUZ, Joaquin Alan5,1054.58%
- DUENAS, David R.4,3633.91%
- GUERRERO, Lillian O.4,1993.76%
- YINGLING, Gerald Phillip3,4403.08%
- Write-in2060.18%
Guam Legislature · Republican
Vote for up to 15 · top 15 advance
- LUJAN, Jesse Michael A.5,6627.50%
- MATANANE, Sabrina Salas5,2426.94%
- DUENAS, Christopher M.5,1516.82%
- CALVO, Shelly Vargas4,9716.58%
- GUMATAOTAO, Eulogio S.4,8406.41%
- BORJA, Vincent Anthony Velasco4,7156.24%
- TAITAGUE, Telo Teresa4,6176.11%
- SGAMBELLURI, Raffaele M.4,4775.93%
- SAVARES, Jonathan James4,4465.89%
- BORJA, Louisa Jean4,2795.67%
- NGUYEN, Hoa Van4,2595.64%
- CASTRO, William Mendiola4,2025.56%
- CALVO, Gregorio Salas3,6534.84%
- MORTERA, Matteo Thomas3,3084.38%
- ARRIOLA, Joseph B.D.3,1894.22%
- DUENAS, Alexander M.3,1744.20%
- VERA, Brandon Michael2,7783.68%
- BENAVENTE, Robert Leon Guerrero2,4513.25%
- Write-in1120.15%
Certified count, 59 of 59 precincts — Aug 15, 4:08 p.m. — per GEC. Figures are the Guam Election Commission’s own, transcribed by Vote Smart Guam from the official summary report. Captured 2026-08-29.
Cost of living is the top concern in two Vote Smart Guam community measures
In the organization's online straw poll, 74 of 123 voters or 60% named cost of living as the issue that matters most to their vote.
By Vote Smart Guam ·
Vote Smart Guam reports 6,018 votes in first round of online straw polls
Editor's note: Vote Smart Guam provided this article for publication by Guam News Network. The organization describes its online straw polls as unscientific. Participation was voluntary, the results were not weighted, and the figures should not be interpreted as predictions of the Nov. 3 election.
By Vote Smart Guam ·
GEC certifies Primary Election results after Saturday recount
The results of the recount affirmed Democrat candidates Terlaje, Therese-Perez, Sabina advance to the General having garnered 6,446 votes over Tenorio, Joshua-Muna Barnes, Tina who received 5,994 votes and San Agustin, Joe-San Nicolas, Dwayne who garnered 1,050. On the republican side, Ada, Tony -Calvo, Edward advance with 5,179 ahead of Blas, Frank Jr.-Okada, Mary's 3,367.
By Jolene Toves ·
