August 1, 2026 · Unofficial per GEC
Guam has voted.
All 59 precincts have reported. These are the Guam Election Commission's own numbers, and they stay unofficial until GEC certifies the count.
- Turnout
- 39.81%
- Ballots cast
- 22,852
- Registered voters
- 57,406
- Precincts reporting
- 59 of 59
These results are not final. Every precinct has reported, but absentee ballots are still being received and counted, and the Guam Election Commission has not certified the count. We publish the numbers GEC publishes. We do not project, call races, or mark anyone as advancing before GEC certifies.
Margins matter here: in the Republican legislative primary, 15th and 16th place are 12 votes apart. Outstanding ballots can decide that seat. See the certification timeline
Which primary voters chose
Guam's primary is closed by party: each voter takes one party's ballot.
- Democrat
- 13,523
- Republican
- 8,679
- Crossover
- 644
- Blank
- 6
Governor & Lt. Governor
Democratic primaryVote for 1 · 59 of 59 precincts reporting
- 1TERLAJE/PEREZ6,38747.79%
- 2TENORIO/MUNA-BARNES5,92744.35%
- 3SAN AGUSTIN/SAN NICOLAS1,0417.79%
- Write-in90.07%
Total votes cast in this race: 13,364 (per GEC)
Governor & Lt. Governor
Republican primaryVote for 1 · 59 of 59 precincts reporting
- 1ADA/CALVO5,13860.56%
- 2BLAS/OKADA3,33339.29%
- Write-in130.15%
Total votes cast in this race: 8,484 (per GEC)
U.S. Delegate
Democratic primaryVote for 1 · 59 of 59 precincts reporting
- 1LIMTIACO, Alicia Anne Garrido9,87699.18%
- Write-in820.82%
Total votes cast in this race: 9,958 (per GEC)
U.S. Delegate
Republican primaryVote for 1 · 59 of 59 precincts reporting
- 1MOYLAN, James Craig4,92860.10%
- 2TORRES, Mary Camacho3,25839.74%
- Write-in130.16%
Total votes cast in this race: 8,199 (per GEC)
Guam Legislature
Democratic primaryVote for up to 15 · top 15 advance · 59 of 59 precincts reporting
- 1BARNETT, Darrel Christopher9,3108.43%
- 2SHELTON, Amanda L.8,4117.62%
- 3NELSON, Telena Monique Cruz7,5406.83%
- 4QUINATA, Donna Rita Muna7,0626.39%
- 5RIDGELL, Clynton E.7,0216.36%
- 6SABLAN, Angel Anthony R.6,9296.27%
- 7PARKINSON, William Mark Alkonga6,8216.18%
- 8QUINATA, Roy Anthony Benavente6,0775.50%
- 9SANTOS, Angela Therese A.M.5,9945.43%
- 10BORDALLO, Fred E. Jr.5,9845.42%
- 11NEDEDOG, Sarah Mattie T.5,8075.26%
- 12PEREZ, Kallen Marie E.5,7125.17%
- 13TAIJERON, Anthony W.5,3974.89%
- 14TAITAGUE, Joaquin Manuel Paulino5,2244.73%
- 15CRUZ, Joaquin Alan5,0544.58%15 seats on the General ballotnot yet certified
- 16DUENAS, David R.4,3183.91%
- 17GUERRERO, Lillian O.4,1603.77%
- 18YINGLING, Gerald Phillip3,4083.09%
- Write-in2060.19%
Total votes cast in this race: 110,435 (per GEC)
Guam Legislature
Republican primaryVote for up to 15 · top 15 advance · 59 of 59 precincts reporting
- 1LUJAN, Jesse Michael A.5,6117.50%
- 2MATANANE, Sabrina Salas5,1976.94%
- 3DUENAS, Christopher M.5,1016.82%
- 4CALVO, Shelly Vargas4,9316.59%
- 5GUMATAOTAO, Eulogio S.4,7926.40%
- 6BORJA, Vincent Anthony Velasco4,6726.24%
- 7TAITAGUE, Telo Teresa4,5736.11%
- 8SGAMBELLURI, Raffaele M.4,4365.93%
- 9SAVARES, Jonathan James4,4035.88%
- 10BORJA, Louisa Jean4,2445.67%
- 11NGUYEN, Hoa Van4,2225.64%
- 12CASTRO, William Mendiola4,1655.57%
- 13CALVO, Gregorio Salas3,6134.83%
- 14MORTERA, Matteo Thomas3,2784.38%
- 15ARRIOLA, Joseph B.D.3,1564.22%15 seats on the General ballotnot yet certified
- 16DUENAS, Alexander M.3,1444.20%
- 17VERA, Brandon Michael2,7573.68%
- 18BENAVENTE, Robert Leon Guerrero2,4263.24%
- Write-in1120.15%
Total votes cast in this race: 74,833 (per GEC)
What happens next
- Aug 14
Absentee deadline
Off-island and absentee ballots must reach GEC by 5 p.m. Those votes are not in the numbers above.
- Aug 18
GEC certifies
The Commission tabulates and certifies. Only then are these results official and the General ballot set.
- Nov 3
General Election
The candidates who advance appear on the General ballot, along with the nonpartisan Attorney General, Education Board and CCU races.
Dates per the Guam Election Commission. Full election calendar
Coverage of the results
Local outlets reported through the night, including candidate reactions and concessions. We link their reporting; we don't republish it, and their calls are theirs, not ours.
Vote Smart Guam is not the Guam Election Commission. We report GEC's public numbers as a convenience; only GEC certifies results. If anything here differs from GEC, GEC is correct — tell us and we'll fix it.
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