The race
Who's running for Guam Legislature (Senator)
Every candidate on Guam's November 3, 2026 General Election ballot for this office — same format for everyone, no ranking, no paid placement.
How this race works. Guam's Legislature is elected at large: every voter may pick up to 15 candidates, and the top 15 vote-getters island-wide win seats.
On the November 3 ballot· 31
- Joseph Bennie Damian ArriolaRepublican
- Darrel Christopher BarnettDemocratIncumbent
- Louisa Jean BorjaRepublican
- Vincent Anthony Velasco BorjaRepublicanIncumbent
- Gregorio Salas CalvoRepublican
- Shelly Vargas CalvoRepublicanIncumbent
- William Mendiola CastroRepublican
- Joaquin Alan CruzDemocrat
- Alexander Michael DuenasRepublican
- Christopher Michael DuenasRepublicanIncumbent
- Eulogio Shawn GumataotaoRepublicanIncumbent
- Fred E. Bordallo Jr.Democrat
- Jesse Anderson LujanRepublicanIncumbent
- Sabrina Salas MatananeRepublicanIncumbent
- Matteo Thomas MorteraRepublican
- Sarah Mattie Villaranda Thomas NededogDemocrat
- Telena Monique Cruz NelsonDemocrat
- Hoa Van NguyenRepublican
- William Mark Alkonga ParkinsonDemocratIncumbent
- Kallen Marie E. PerezDemocrat
- Donna Rita Muna QuinataDemocrat
- Roy Anthony Benavente QuinataDemocrat
- Clynton E. RidgellDemocrat
- Angel Reyes SablanDemocrat
- Angela Therese Ann Marie SantosDemocrat
- Jonathan James SavaresRepublican
- Raffaele M.J. Sgambelluriwith N/ARepublican
- Amanda Lee SheltonDemocrat
- Anthony Wayne Cruz TaijeronDemocrat
- Joaquin Manuel Paulino TaitagueDemocrat
- Telo Teresa TaitagueRepublicanIncumbent
Ran in the August 1, 2026 Primary· 5
These candidates are not on the November ballot, per the Guam Election Commission. Their profiles stay up for the record.
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