Guam elects GOP House delegate for first time in three decades

Guam elects first GOP House delegate since 1993

Guam elected Republican James Moylan as its non-voting delegate to Congress, securing the first Republican victory in the midterm elections.Moylan defeated former Speaker Judith Won Pat (D) in the U.S. territory delegate race by 1,648 votes, making him the first Republican delegate to Congress from Guam since 1993, reported the Pacific Daily News.Ballots from all 67 precincts were counted by 4 a.m. local time on Wednesday. Unofficial results fro…

Republican wins first House delegate election in Guam since 1993

James Moylan was elected as the first Republican U.S. Congressional delegate from Guam in nearly 30 years on Tuesday in the first midterm contest decided.

BREAKING: Guam elects Republican to Congress for first time in 32 years

Moylan garnered 52 percent of the vote to Won Pat’s 48 percent, making him just the second Republican delegate from Guam since the position was created in 1972.

Guam Elects the First Republican to Congress in 32 Years

Guam elected James Moylan as a non-voting delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives, the first Republican since 1993.

Guam Elects First Republican Delegate To U.S. Congress Since 1993

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