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How these polls work. One vote per device — to stop repeat voting we set an anonymous token, keep a one-way scrambled network hash, and note the country and region a vote came from. Nothing here can identify you (details). Candidate lists come straight from the official GEC ballot, every candidate race includes “Still deciding,” and option order reshuffles daily so nobody owns the top slot (the 30-name Legislature list is alphabetical so you can find names). A new set of polls opens each month and the last month's numbers stay up, final and unchanged. These are self-selected internet polls: fun, honest, and not predictive of anything.
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Final results · closed Nov 3Election Day's 3 polls+
Final results · Election Day poll · closed Nov 3
Did you vote today?
One tap, no account, and we never ask who you voted for.
Yes, I voted today73% (11)
I voted early13% (2)
Not yet, I'm going0% (0)
Not this time13% (2)
15 votes, final · a straw poll, not a prediction — real results come only from GEC.
Nonpartisan, five candidates, and the most votes wins — no runoff.
About this poll: Most of this poll's votes arrived on October 14–15, after its link was shared widely. Fewer than half of those votes came from connections located in Guam.
Douglas Moylan53% (748)
Thomas Joseph Fisher2% (28)
Jordan Lawrence Evangelista Pauluhn3% (36)
Peter John Santos3% (39)
Phillip James Tydingco38% (535)
Still deciding2% (24)
1,410 votes, final · a straw poll, not a prediction — real results come only from GEC.