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Guam voted November 3. The Guam Election Commission is still counting; nothing is final until GEC certifies.
Unofficial · Guam Election Commission release of 1:30 a.m. ChST, Wednesday, November 4. GEC’s report for this release does not say how many of the 59 precincts are in (its 12:59 a.m. release had 38 of 59). Turnout: 53.11% — 31,414 ballots cast of 59,146 registered voters. Governor and Lieutenant Governor: Ada/Calvo (Republican) 15,945 (51.45%); Terlaje/Perez (Democratic) 14,925 (48.15%); write-in 124 (0.40%). Delegate to Congress: Limtiaco, Alicia Anne Garrido (Democratic) 15,645 (51.00%); Moylan, James Craig (Republican) 14,983 (48.84%); write-in 49 (0.16%). Attorney General: Tydingco, Phillip James 11,583 (38.29%); Moylan, Douglas B. 10,008 (33.08%); Fisher, Thomas Joseph 3,842 (12.70%); Santos, Peter John 3,353 (11.08%); Pauluhn, Jordan Lawrence 1,448 (4.79%); write-in 20 (0.07%). The Legislature, CCU and Education Board counts are on Guam News Network (guamnewsnetwork.com/results) and Vote Smart Guam (votesmartguam.com/results). No race is final and GEC has certified none: absentee ballots are due at GEC by 5 p.m. November 18, and GEC counts absentee and provisional ballots and certifies the results November 19 (tentative). Until then every number is unofficial and can change. Guam Alert Hub does not call races.
Guam Election Commission (via Vote Smart Guam / GNN) · posted Wed 1:30 AM
Next: Nov 13 — Provisional ballots; Nov 18 — Absentee ballots due; Nov 19 — GEC counts and certifies (tentative).
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