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Knowing is half of it. Now go vote.

You've done the homework — here's how to make it count. Key dates, how to register, and exactly where you cast your ballot, from Yigo to Malesso'.

Dates you act on

Aug
01
Primary · Saturday, August 1

Primary Election

Polls open 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Decides the partisan races; vote within one party.

  1. Jul
    02

    Homebound voting begins

  2. Jul
    07

    Early voting startsTentative

    Tue–Sat, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

  3. Jul
    17

    Last day to register to voteTentative

    Registration closes about 15 days before the Primary.

  4. Jul
    29

    Last day to request an off-island absentee ballot

Nov
03
General · Tuesday, November 3

General Election

Polls open 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. The final vote, including the nonpartisan Attorney General, Education Board, and CCU races.

  1. Oct
    05

    Homebound voting begins

  2. Oct
    08

    Early voting startsTentative

    Tue–Sat, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

  3. Oct
    19

    Last day to register to vote

    Registration closes 15 days before the General.

  4. Oct
    31

    Last day to request an off-island absentee ballot

See the full 2026 election calendar

Dates marked tentative mirror GEC's own labeling. The Guam Election Commission sets the official calendar.

Your polling site

Where you vote under the GEC 2026 precinct realignment — search, use your location, or explore the island map below.

Interactive map

Guam's 19 voting villages, shaded north to south. Hover or tap any village to see exactly where you vote.

Agana Heights — Precinct 13Asan-Maina — Precinct 2Barrigada — Precinct 15Dededo — Precinct 18, 18, 18Hågat — Precinct 4Hagåtña — Precinct 1Humåtak — Precinct 6Inalåhan — Precinct 8Malesso' — Precinct 7Mangilao — Precinct 16Mongmong-Toto-Maite — Precinct 14Ordot-Chalan Pago — Precinct 11Piti — Precinct 3Sånta Rita-Sumai — Precinct 5Sinajana — Precinct 12Talo'fo'fo' — Precinct 9Tamuning — Precinct 17Yigo — Precinct 19, 19Yona — Precinct 102151846871611359171910
Shaded north → southNorthernCentralSouthernYour selection

Hover or tap a village · accurate boundaries from US Census data · official GEC map ↗

Tap your village

Select any village on the map — or search above — to see exactly where you vote and get directions.

All 19 villages

Northern Guam

Central Guam

Southern Guam

Frequently asked questions

Who can vote in Guam's 2026 election?
U.S. citizens who are residents of Guam and at least 18 years old by Election Day, and who are registered with the Guam Election Commission.
What's the difference between the Primary and General?
The Primary (August 1, 2026) decides the partisan races — you vote candidates of one party only. The General (November 3, 2026) is the final vote, including the nonpartisan Attorney General race.
How many senators do I vote for?
Up to 15 for the Guam Legislature, per the official ballot instructions.
Is Vote Smart Guam the Election Commission?
No. We are an independent, nonpartisan voter-information project — not the GEC and not affiliated with any candidate or party. For official registration and results, go to gec.guam.gov.

Official source — Guam Election Commission

Web: gec.guam.gov

Email: vote@gec.guam.gov

Phone: (671) 477-9791 · (671) 477-1895

Farenholt Avenue, 2nd Floor, Suite 202, Oka Bldg., Tamuning, Guam 96913