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A recent exit poll from Guam's 2024 general election indicates that Republicans are poised to gain control of the territory’s legislature, potentially ending 16 years of Democratic leadership. 



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Guam exit poll shows Republicans poised to take control of legislature after 16 years

Home to roughly 170,000 residents, Guam, a territory of the United States, is holding its election for the local legislature, its Supreme Court judges, the attorney general, and a nonvoting delegate to the House of Representatives on the same day as the general election. Guam residents are not able to vote in the presidential election.... The post Guam exit polls show territory flipping Republican for first time since 2008 appeared first on Dail…

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Guam exit polls show territory flipping Republican for first time since 2008

The Legislature of Guam, comprising 15 senators of whom nine are presently Democrats and six are Republicans, has been under Democratic control since March 2008 — but will be no longer.According to the unofficial results released Tuesday and finalized early Wednesday by the Guam Election Commission,...

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Guam exit poll suggests Republicans may gain legislative control for the first time since 2008.

The tiny island territory of Guam, long a Democratic bastion at the local level, appears to be hurtling toward Republican control for the first time in 16

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Stunning Exit Polls Show GOP Flipping Guam Legislature For First Time In Over A Decade

The U.S. territory of Guam has voted for Kamala Harris in its non-binding straw poll on the U.S. presidency. However, her margin over former President Donald J. Trump is much tighter than that of Joe Biden in 2020, and an exit poll suggests that the GOP will take over the island’s legislature.Harris eked out Trump with 49.46 percent to 46.22 percent support. In 2020, Biden won 55.38 percent, and in 2016, Hillary Clinton won 71.6 percent. If a si…

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Narrow Win for Harris in Guam’s Straw Poll, Exit Poll Suggests GOP Legislative Takeover.

The Republican Party in Guam flipped the legislature for the first time in nearly 16 years, according to exit polls and unofficial election results.
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Exit Polls: Republicans in Guam Flip the <br/>Legislature for First Time in 16 Years

The Republican Party in Guam flipped the legislature for the first time in nearly 16 years, according to exit polls and unofficial election results. In a post on Facebook, KUAM News posted an exit poll from the University of Guam in which “300 votes were collected from students.” The exit poll from the university found that out of 300 responses, the race to represent Guam’s At-Large Congressional District between Republican Del. James Moyan and …

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Guam GOP Flips the Legislature for First Time in 16 Years

Remember when Hank Johnson the dumb Democrat from Atlanta said Guam might tip over because of global warming? Well, it seems the tipping over has occurred, in the legislation anyway.. The Senate in Guam will go from Democrat to Republican for the first time since 2008! 
Exit Poll coming out from the University of Guam providing some initial insight for the Guam Legislature and Congressional Delegate race. pic.twitter.com/BuzUT0zxsD — ジョーダンやって！ (…

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Red Wave begins in Guam: Legislation tips over to Republican for the first time since 2008

By Pacific Island Times News Staff  Tuesday's midterm elections flipped the Guam legislature, with Republicans winning the majority with nine seats.   Guam's Republican Del. James Moylan retains his seat in Congress after defeating his Democratic challenger Ginger Cruz in a tight race.  According to unofficial election results from the Guam Election Commission, Moylan garnered 15,422 votes (52.6 percent) against Cruz's 13,703 (46.8 percent).  Th…

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Republicans to take control of next legislature, Moylan retains seat

The Republican Party in Guam flipped the legislature for the first time in nearly 16 years, according to exit polls and unofficial election results. The post Exit Polls: Republicans in Guam Flip the Legislature for First Time in 16 Years appeared first on Breitbart.

Guam exit poll shows Republicans poised to take control of legislature after 16 years

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