Voter Hub
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'.
GEC's unofficial count is complete: 39.81% turnout, 22,852 ballots. Absentee ballots are still arriving and GEC certifies Aug 18, so nothing is final — see every race, in GEC's own numbers.
A sourced timeline of how Guam went from no vote at all to electing its own governor — plus real GEC turnout numbers from recent elections. Every claim is cited.
Polls open 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Decides the partisan races; vote within one party.
Postponed from July 7. Tue–Sat, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. at The Westin Resort Guam, Tumon. Register and vote same-day through July 17.
Registration closes about 15 days before the Primary. Same-day register-and-vote was available at early voting through this date.
Polls open 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. The final vote, including the nonpartisan Attorney General, Education Board, and CCU races.
Tue–Sat, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Registration closes 15 days before the General. You can register online at gec.guam.gov/register, or in person.
Dates marked tentative mirror GEC's own labeling. The Guam Election Commission sets the official calendar.
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.
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.
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.
The Primary (August 1, 2026) picks each party's nominees — you choose one party's ballot and vote only in its races. Independent candidates skip the Primary and appear straight on the General ballot. The General (November 3, 2026) is the final vote for every office, including the nonpartisan Attorney General race.
Up to 15. Guam elects all 15 senators at-large — the whole island votes from the same list, no districts — so every senate candidate is on your ballot. You can vote for fewer than 15 if you choose.
The Delegate is Guam's one seat in the U.S. Congress — a non-voting member of the House who speaks, sits on committees, and introduces legislation for the island in Washington.
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.
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