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One image per race on the November 3 ballot, with every name exactly as the Guam Election Commission printed it, in ballot order. Post them, send them to family, or put them on a screen at work or school. They're free to share. Please keep them as they are, so every candidate is shown the same way.

  1. Race 1: Governor & Lieutenant Governor of Guam — every name as printed on GEC's ballot
    1. Governor & Lieutenant Governor of GuamDownload
  2. Race 2: Non-Voting Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives — every name as printed on GEC's ballot
    2. Non-Voting Delegate to the U.S. House of RepresentativesDownload
  3. Race 3: Guam Legislature - I Liheslaturan Guåhan — every name as printed on GEC's ballot
    3. Guam LegislatureDownload
  4. Race 4: Attorney General of Guam — every name as printed on GEC's ballot
    4. Attorney General of GuamDownload
  5. Race 5: Consolidated Commission on Utilities — every name as printed on GEC's ballot
    5. Consolidated Commission on UtilitiesDownload
  6. Race 6: Guam Education Board — every name as printed on GEC's ballot
    6. Guam Education BoardDownload

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Post images for Smart Match, the candidate profiles, and this month's polls, sized for a feed post or a Story, each with a message to paste beside it. No candidate is pictured or named.

  • Who on your ballot thinks like you? Answer the same yes-or-no questions the candidates were asked.

    Smart Match

    Not sure who on your ballot shares your views? Vote Smart Guam's Smart Match asks you the same yes-or-no questions the candidates were asked, then shows whose answers match yours. Free, about 4 minutes, no login, and your answers stay on your device: https://votesmartguam.com/smart-match

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  • Know who's on your ballot before you vote. Every race on the November 3 ballot and how many candidates are in each.

    Candidate profiles

    Before you vote on Nov 3, meet everyone on your ballot. Every candidate gets the same free profile on Vote Smart Guam: who they are, what they'd prioritize, and their answers in their own words. Nonpartisan, no paid placement: https://votesmartguam.com/candidates

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  • Have your say before you vote. 21 quick polls, open through Oct 31.

    October polls

    Guam's October polls are open through Oct 31: 21 quick polls on the races and the issues. Issue results show as soon as you vote; race results stay sealed until polls close at 8 p.m. on Nov 3. Not a scientific poll, just Guam having its say: https://votesmartguam.com/polls

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Our impact so far

Big, simple posters of how people have used Vote Smart Guam (counted as of Oct 28, 2026). Every number is measured and rounded down. Post them as a carousel, or use the summary or the Story on its own.

Ready-to-paste messages

Neutral by design: they point people to the whole ballot, never to a candidate.

  • Short (WhatsApp / Messenger)

    Guam votes Tuesday, Nov 3 (polls 7 a.m.–8 p.m.). See every race on your ballot and make your own vote plan — free and nonpartisan: https://votesmartguam.com/ballot

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    Six races are on Guam's November 3 ballot: Governor & Lt. Governor, Delegate, the Legislature (pick up to 15), Attorney General, CCU, and the Education Board. Vote Smart Guam lists every name exactly as GEC printed it, in ballot order — check your picks, then print your plan or keep it on your phone. Nothing you pick leaves your device. https://votesmartguam.com/ballot

  • For first-time voters

    First time voting? Your ballot has six races, and you can leave any race blank. Bring a photo ID and go to your own precinct on Election Day (Tue, Nov 3, 7 a.m.–8 p.m.). Plan it in five minutes: https://votesmartguam.com/ballot

Vote Smart Guam is independent and nonpartisan. We're not the Guam Election Commission and not affiliated with any candidate or party. Official information comes from gec.guam.gov. Make your own vote plan →