Ada-Calvo lead governor's race by 1,020 votes in final unofficial results
The final unofficial tally also shows a tight attorney general race and gives Republicans a narrow edge in the Guam Legislature.
- Republican candidates Tony Ada and E.J. Calvo lead the gubernatorial race by 1,020 votes, receiving 15,945 votes to 14,925 for Democrats Therese Terlaje and Sabina Perez, according to unofficial results released Wednesday.
- Initial returns showed Terlaje and Perez leading by 80 votes at 11:32 p.m., but Ada and Calvo reversed the deficit as the final count progressed through all precincts.
- Former Guam Attorney General Alicia Limtiaco leads Republican incumbent Delegate James Moylan by 662 votes with 51% of the vote, while Phillip Tydingco leads incumbent Douglas Moylan by 1,575 in the attorney general race.
- Republicans occupy eight of the top 15 positions in the Guam Legislature race, positioning the party to hold a narrow majority with eight seats to Democrats' seven in the 39th Guam Legislature.
- Voter turnout reached 53.11% with 31,414 ballots cast across the election, though all results remain unofficial pending certification by the Guam Election Commission.
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Trump hails Republican breakthrough in Guam, congratulates Tony Ada
Donald Trump congratulated Republican candidate Tony Ada on winning the governor's race in Guam. This win is noteworthy as Guam is traditionally a Democratic territory. Trump asserted that this victory might indicate future Republican successes in upcoming midterm elections. Ada faced Democrat Therese Terlaje in the November 3 election for governor. Additionally, Republicans reportedly secured a majority in Guam's Senate following the same elect…
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Republicans flipped Guam's governorship after Tony Ada and E.J. Calvo overtook an early Democratic lead and finished 1,020 votes ahead in the completed unofficial tally.
President Trump congratulated Republican Tony Ada on his expected victory in the gubernatorial election in Guam, saying that Republicans also secured a majority in the legislature
President Trump congratulated Republican Tony Ada on his expected victory in the gubernatorial election in Guam, saying that Republicans also secured a majority in the legislature."I hope this is a harbinger of future success," Trump said.
Suspense grows as Democrats flip first congressional seat in early midterm results
Democrats flipped the first congressional seat in the 2026 midterms in Guam, according to final unofficial results hours before mainland polls close.Former Guam Attorney General Alicia Limtiaco, a Democrat, led Delegate James Moylan (R-GU) by 662 votes after Tuesday’s election, according to final unofficial results reported by The Guam Daily Post.Limtiaco received 15,645 votes, or 51%, to Moylan’s 14,983 votes, or 48.84%, the newspaper reported.…
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