GUAM
Guam’s November 3, 2026 general election follows the August 1 primary. Voters choose a governor and lieutenant governor for four-year terms, the delegate to the US House and all 15 senators of the Guam Legislature for two-year terms, and the attorney general. Nonpartisan races for the Consolidated Commission on Utilities and the Guam Education Board are also on the ballot.
Where your vote goes
One ballot for all of Guam
Every race on Guam’s ballot is elected territory-wide, so every village votes on the same ballot. On November 3, 2026, voters choose a governor and lieutenant governor, the delegate to the US House, all 15 senators of the Guam Legislature, the attorney general, up to three members of the Consolidated Commission on Utilities and members of the Guam Education Board.
Party labels appear for governor, delegate and the Legislature; the other races are nonpartisan. Your village decides where you vote.
Learn moreCandidates
Pick an office to see who’s running.
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
GovernorCandidate
Vicente A. Ada
- Party
- RRepublican
- Running mate
- Edward John Calvo
- On the ballot
- “ADA CALVO PUT GUAM FIRST”
- Background
- Senator, Guam Legislature
GovernorCandidate
Therese Maria Terlaje
- Party
- DDemocratic
- Running mate
- Sabina Eileen Perez
- On the ballot
- “VOTE FOR GUAM”
- Background
- Senator, Guam Legislature
Lieutenant GovernorCandidate
Edward John Calvo
- Party
- RRepublican
- Running with
- Vicente A. Ada
- On the ballot
- “ADA CALVO PUT GUAM FIRST”
- Background
- Not listed yet
Lieutenant GovernorCandidate
Sabina Eileen Perez
- Party
- DDemocratic
- Running with
- Therese Maria Terlaje
- On the ballot
- “VOTE FOR GUAM”
- Background
- Not listed yet
US House Delegatei
US House DelegateCandidate
James Craig Moylan
- Party
- RRepublican
- Background
- US House Delegate since 2023
US House DelegateCandidate
Alicia Anne Garrido Limtiaco
- Party
- DDemocratic
- Background
- Former attorney general of Guam
Guam Legislature
Republican candidates
15 candidates · ballot order
- 1Christopher M. Duenas“CHRIS” · IncumbentRRepublicanGoogle News
- 2Jonathan James Savares“JON-Familian CHEDO”RRepublicanGoogle News
- 3Telo Teresa Taitague“Tell it to TELO” · IncumbentRRepublicanGoogle News
- 4Louisa Jean Borja“LOUISE”RRepublicanGoogle News
- 5Gregorio Salas Calvo“GREG JR.”RRepublicanGoogle News
- 6Eulogio S. Gumataotao“Shawn Gumataotao” · IncumbentRRepublicanGoogle News
- 7Vincent Anthony Velasco BorjaIncumbentRRepublicanGoogle News
- 8Shelly Vargas Calvo“SHE CARES” · IncumbentRRepublicanGoogle News
- 9Hoa Van Nguyen“NGUYEN”RRepublicanGoogle News
- 10William Mendiola Castro“WIL”RRepublicanGoogle News
- 11Jesse Michael A. Lujan“JESS THE BUZZ” · IncumbentRRepublicanGoogle News
- 12Sabrina Salas Matanane“BRI” · IncumbentRRepublicanGoogle News
- 13Matteo Thomas Mortera“BUILDING BRIDGES”RRepublicanGoogle News
- 14Raffaele M. Sgambelluri“RALPHY CHIEF DING”RRepublicanGoogle News
- 15Joseph B.D. Arriola“FAMILIAN ARROT”RRepublicanGoogle News
Democratic candidates
15 candidates · ballot order
- 1Donna Rita Muna Quinata“PUNGCO, INDA, CHE, ABING”DDemocraticCampaign websiteGoogle News
- 2Fred E. Bordallo Jr.“Kotla Kueto”DDemocraticGoogle News
- 3Telena Monique Cruz Nelson“Cabesa Casamiru Fungo”DDemocraticGoogle News
- 4Joaquin Manuel Paulino Taitague“Donggo/Pomparu/Quin”DDemocraticGoogle News
- 5William Mark Alkonga Parkinson“PAR” · IncumbentDDemocraticGoogle News
- 6Joaquin Alan Cruz“CAPTAIN KIN”DDemocraticGoogle News
- 7Kallen Marie E. Perez“PEOPLE FIRST”DDemocraticGoogle News
- 8Anthony W. Taijeron“Wayne Taijeron”DDemocraticGoogle News
- 10Angel Anthony R. SablanDDemocraticGoogle News
- 11Amanda L. Shelton“CARABAO/CHELE/GUZMAN”DDemocraticGoogle News
- 12Angela Therese A.M. Santos“GOD BLESS GUÅHAN”DDemocraticGoogle News
- 13Darrel Christopher Barnett“MALAFUNKSHUN” · IncumbentDDemocraticGoogle News
- 14Sarah Mattie T. Nededog“SERVICE WITH PURPOSE”DDemocraticGoogle News
- 15Clynton E. Ridgell“Clynt”DDemocraticGoogle News
All 15 seats are elected at large; voters choose up to 15 candidates from either party. Names in quotes are how candidates appear on the ballot.
Attorney General
Attorney General
Vote for 1 · 5 candidates · nonpartisan
- 1Phillip James Tydingco“Phil Chief Prosecutor”BallotpediaGoogle News
- 2Jordan Lawrence Evangelista Pauluhn“NO MORE DRAMA”BallotpediaGoogle News
- 3Thomas Joseph Fisher“Attorney Fisher”Campaign websiteWikipediaBallotpediaGoogle News
- 4Peter John Santos“GRASSROOTS SON OF GUAM”Campaign websiteBallotpediaGoogle News
- 5Douglas B. Moylan“TOUGHEST AG ON CRIME” · IncumbentWikipediaBallotpediaGoogle News
Consolidated Commission on Utilities
Consolidated Commission on Utilities
Vote for up to 3 · 5 candidates · nonpartisan
- 1Michael Troy LimtiacoIncumbentGoogle News
- 2Simon A. SanchezIncumbentGoogle News
- 3Kenneth Robert Perez“Toves”Google News
- 4Francis Edward Borja SantosIncumbentGoogle News
- 5Roy Salvador Agudon Adonay“Kuya Roy / Lion Roy”Google News
Guam Education Board
Guam Education Board
4 candidates · nonpartisan
- 1John R. Taitano II“Together for Guam”BallotpediaGoogle News
- 2Ronald Anthony Ayuyu“Beja”BallotpediaGoogle News
- 3Isaiah John Aguon“Izzy/Zay”BallotpediaGoogle News
- 4Ronald Lewis McNinch Jr.“MCNINCH Klingon Pinoy” · IncumbentBallotpediaGoogle News
The number of seats is not printed on the sample ballot; Ballotpedia lists six.
Candidate list from the Guam Election Commission sample ballot, compiled in the Pasquines elections dashboard.
Results
Results will appear here after polls close at 8 pm on November 3.
Get help voting
The commission registers voters, certifies candidates and runs elections on Guam.
Voter guides
Ballot ExplainedFree, nonpartisan explainer of Guam’s ballot: dates, rules and races.
The Ballot BriefNonpartisan guide to who’s on the ballot in the territories.
Vote Smart GuamIndependent, nonpartisan Guam voter guide with candidate profiles, an issue quiz, side-by-side comparisons, forum videos and village polling sites.Voter resources
- Election DayNov 3General election
- Polls open7 am–8 pmGuam time
- Online registrationOct 13Online and motor voter registration close
- RegistrationOct 19Last day to register for the general election
- Early votingOct 8–28In-person absentee voting, open to any voter
- Absentee requestsOct 31Requests must be received
- Absentee ballots dueNov 18, 5 pmReceived by the Election Commission
- Bring IDPhoto IDA Guam driver’s license, US passport or other government, military, student or tribal photo ID
2026 important dates
Polling hours and IDRegister to vote
Absentee and military
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