Guam General Election · Tuesday, November 3
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Everyone on your November ballot, side by side: where they stand, what they've said, and when and where to vote. Para hita.
34,335 registered voters skipped the Primary · 40.19% turnout · certified, per GEC
Your November 3 ballot
Six races. Meet everyone on it.
In the order they appear on GEC's ballot. Every candidate gets the same free profile, and we show plainly who has answered voters and who hasn't.
Make your vote plan →- 1Vote for 1 team
Governor & Lt. Governor
2 tickets
0 of 2 answered votersMeet them → - 2Vote for 1
Delegate to the U.S. House
2 candidates
0 of 2 answered votersMeet them → - 3Vote for up to 15
Guam Legislature
30 candidates
18 of 30 answered votersMeet them → - 4Vote for 1
Attorney General
5 candidates · nonpartisan
3 of 5 answered votersMeet them → - 5Vote for up to 3
Consolidated Commission on Utilities
5 candidates · nonpartisan
1 of 5 answered votersMeet them → - 6Mark your choices
Guam Education Board
4 candidates · nonpartisan
2 of 4 answered votersMeet them →
- Latest · New profile· 4 days agoThomas Joseph Fisher's profile is liveAttorney General
- News· 5 days agoTriton’s Call launches Guam Voter Guide (opens in a new tab)The Guam Daily Post
- Video· 5 days agoA week out from Election Day, voter turnout still a concern (opens in a new tab)KUAM News
- News· 6 days agoGuam’s women candidates uphold survivor support, caregiver relief, and self-determination rights (opens in a new tab)Pacific Daily News
- New profile· 6 days agoAngela Therese Ann Marie Santos's profile is liveSenator
- News· Oct 25Young professionals show out for early voting, encourage more to be involved (opens in a new tab)Pacific Daily News
- News· Oct 25Women candidates share their perspectives at election forum (opens in a new tab)The Guam Daily Post
- News· Oct 24GMA gubernatorial debate Part 3: Gubernatorial teams clash on hospital support; talk medical liability, more (opens in a new tab)Pacific Daily News
- News· Oct 24Moylan delivers congressional address, Limtiaco responds (opens in a new tab)The Guam Daily Post
Have your say
Vote in a poll. Say what you think. Share it.
Takes seconds, no account. Then send it to someone — that’s how the whole island ends up in the conversation.
Final results · October poll · closed Oct 31
How much do you trust the government of Guam to spend public money wisely?
Accountability in government was the second most common theme in our Community Voices report.
- A lot5% (3)
- Some25% (14)
- Not much37% (21)
- Not at all33% (19)
57 votes, final · a straw poll, not a prediction — real results come only from GEC.
Read the Community Voices report →What matters most to you this election?
One tap. No account, no email — anonymous by design.
Voices of Guåhan
316 neighbors.
One question.
We asked residents what they think the biggest problem facing Guåhan is, and what makes them proud of it. Anonymous, unedited, and never tied to anyone. This is what came back.
- Homeless
- Irresponsible allocation and use of government funds.
- The school system and funding.
- The cost of living is starting to feel suffocating.
- Cost of living
- Economy. Failing tourism without path forward
- more pay 9.25 too low for economy inflation.
- Too expensive to live here.
- Shipping taxs
- Improvement of health care, expanding health care options
- Economy
- Bad economy
- Uncertainty of our future
- Cost of living and the fact that everything is imported.
- Cost of living doesn’t match the wages.
- Cost of living
- No real focus on education. Our children are the future!!!
- Access to proper healthcare. Rising cost of living.
The price we pay just to live on Guam, where majority of us are born, raised, and wish to be, is way higher than what companies are offering to pay employees. It’s disheartening and truly sad that I have to consider moving off island just so I can have a better chance to have a secure, stable paying job
The people and community, when theyre there for you, the support is loud but the community can also be overly supportive to a fault (i.e. backing people just because you know their auntie's cousin's daughter's classmate without doing the work to know what exactly it is they support)
Anonymous by design — never tied to you.
Don't vote on gossip.
Vote on the facts.
Meet the people on your ballot, see where they stand, and walk in ready. Biba Guåhan.
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