2026 Elections

On November 3, voters in Guam, the US Virgin Islands, American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands choose their delegates to the US House and their local leaders. Puerto Rico votes in 2028.

2026 results

November 3
Across the USAssociated Press results for the US House, Senate and governors after polls close on November 3.
GuamPolls close 8 pm ChSTNorthern Mariana IslandsPolls close 7 pm ChSTUS Virgin IslandsPolls close 7 pm ASTAmerican SamoaPolls close 6 pm SST
Puerto RicoVotes in 2028

Results will appear here as each territory reports after its polls close.

US House balance of power

The House has 435 voting seats, and a party needs 218 for a majority. The delegates from the territories and DC, and Puerto Rico’s resident commissioner, can vote in committees but not on final passage of bills, so their seats don’t count toward the majority. The Associated Press results below are for national context and don’t include the territories; each territory’s page covers its own races.

US PRIMARY RESULTS
US PRIMARY CALENDAR

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GuamOct 31 Absentee requestsIn person until Nov 2; by phone Nov 3United States Virgin IslandsOct 16–31 Early votingSt. Croix and St. Thomas; St. John from Oct 23Northern Mariana IslandsOct 27–Nov 2 Early votingSaipan, Tinian and RotaAmerican SamoaNov 3 Absentee ballots dueMust arrive by Election DayGuamNov 13 Absentee ballots duePostmarked by Election Day; arrive by 5 pm

Know your ballot

SAMPLE BALLOTS

Ballotpedia’s Sample Ballot Lookup Tool allows research into territorial and local ballot items.

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Voter guidesPlain-language, nonpartisan guides to the races in the territoriesBallot Explained walks through the governor and delegate races; The Ballot Brief shows who’s on each ballot.Ballot ExplainedThe Ballot Brief
Your ballot in the statesSee who’s on your ballot, by addressFor voters in the 50 states and DC: your races, candidates and measures. LocalCandidates.org is in beta, starting with Virginia.Ballot ExplainedThe Ballot BriefVOTE411VoteMateBallotReadyLocalCandidates.org

Get ready to vote

Register to voteVote.gov, for your state or territoryThe official US government guide to registration rules and deadlinesGo to Vote.govHow to voteThe Voter Journey Map, step by stepUS Vote Foundation’s walk-through, from registering to casting a ballotStart the mapVoting in the statesCan I Vote: registration, polling places and IDFrom the National Association of Secretaries of State, with links to each state’s election officeCheck nowVoting from awayFederal Voting Assistance ProgramAbsentee voting help for service members, their families and US citizens overseasGet help

ELECTIONS IN THE US TERRITORIES

PUERTO RICO

NO ELECTIONS
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  • – US Senate

  • – US House
  • – Congress special election
  • – Governor
  • – Other territory executive
  • – Territory Senate
  • – Territory House
  • – Special territory legislative
  • – Territory Supreme Court
  • – Intermediate appellate courts
  • – School boards
  • – Municipal government
  • – Recalls
  • – Ballot measures
  • – Local ballot measures
Comisión Estatal de Elecciones de Puerto Rico sealState Elections Commission
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GUAM

GENERAL ELECTIONS
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  • – US Senate

  • US House
  • – Congress special election
  • Governor
  • Other territory executive
  • Territory Senate
  • – Territory House
  • – Special territory legislative
  • – Territory Supreme Court
  • – Intermediate appellate courts
  • – School boards
  • – Municipal government
  • – Recalls
  • – Ballot measures
  • – Local ballot measures
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Guam Election Commission logoGuam Election Commission
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US VIRGIN ISLANDS

GENERAL ELECTIONS
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  • – US Senate

  • US House
  • – Congress special election
  • Governor
  • Other territory executive
  • Territory Senate
  • – Territory House
  • – Special territory legislative
  • – Territory Supreme Court
  • – Intermediate appellate courts
  • – School boards
  • – Municipal government
  • – Recalls
  • – Ballot measures
  • – Local ballot measures
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Elections System of the US Virgin Islands sealElections System of the US Virgin Islands
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AMERICAN SAMOA

MIDTERM ELECTIONS
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  • – US Senate

  • US House
  • – Congress special election
  • – Governor
  • – Other territory executive
  • – Territory Senate
  • Territory House
  • – Special territory legislative
  • – Territory Supreme Court
  • – Intermediate appellate courts
  • – School boards
  • – Municipal government
  • – Recalls
  • – Ballot measures
  • – Local ballot measures
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American Samoa Election Office sealAmerican Samoa Election Office
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NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

GENERAL ELECTIONS
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Commonwealth Election Commission logoCommonwealth Election Commission
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American Samoa delegate candidate Samana Semo Ve’ave’a dies at 77

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