Primary results are in — all 59 precincts
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.
Primary decided · Guam General Election · November 3
—:—:—until polls open · Tuesday, November 3
34,554 registered voters sat out the Primary. The November ballot is set by the people who show up. Find your match in five minutes and be one of them. Para hita.
39.81% Primary turnout · 22,852 of 57,406 · unofficial per GEC
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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.
Quick poll · unscientific · one vote per device
Two tickets advanced from the August Primary.
Voices of Guåhan
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.
Disconnect between the government and normal people. The middle class is struggling financially due to cost of living. If you work for the government, you are doing fine. If you are upper class, you are doing fine. If you are lower class, you are getting help from the government.
I LOVE our community and culture of sharing. In the office late yesterday and found out the gal who cleans the office had a death in her family; her Mom. it was after 5pm yet every person still in office immediately opened their wallets to help.
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A quick 4-step guide to making your 2026 vote — no account needed.
Primary Election
Aug 1, 2026General Election
Nov 3, 2026Registration deadlines, early voting, and every official date — see the full election calendar →
From confused to confident
Knowledge is power — especially in the booth. Here's how Vote Smart Guam turns a long ballot into a decision you can stand behind.
Meet every candidate in one fair format — office, party, record, and where they stand. No spin, no paid placement.
Start here 2Answer 21 questions on the issues that hit home. We rank the candidates who actually agree with you.
Start here 3Save your matches and print your personal ballot list — walk in knowing exactly who you're voting for, and why.
Start here 4Look up your village’s polling site, lock in Aug 1 and Nov 3 — then bring someone with you.
Start hereWhat's on the ballot
The people you elect in 2026 will steer the decisions that touch every home on Guåhan. These are the issues riding on your vote — Smart Match shows you who actually lines up with you on each.
No one issue decides your vote — and no candidate gets to spin it here. You answer where you stand; we do the matching.
Your vote, your island
Find your match, read the real records, and walk into the booth ready. One island, one informed vote at a time. Biba Guåhan.
Got something to say? Tell us the biggest problem facing Guåhan — an anonymous voice, added right after Smart Match.