BY KATIE AIZON
Journal Staff
Unofficial results for the 2026 General Election indicate Republican gubernatorial team, Vice Speaker Vicente Anthony "Tony" Ada and businessman Edward “EJ” Calvo, will head to Adelup with Alicia Limitiaco as Guam delegate to Congress, and Phillip James Tydingco to be the next Attorney General of Guam.
Gubernatorial results reflect a close race between the Republican Ada-Calvo team, accounting for 15,945, 51.45% of total votes with Democrats Sen. Therese M. Terlaje and Sen. Sabina Flores Perez, securing 14,925, 48.15% of total votes.
The senatorial race saw incumbent senators remaining on top of the polls, former senators returning to office once more, and new senators serving in office for the first time.
Fifteen senators to serve in the 39th Guam Legislature are as follows:
1. BARNETT, Darrel Christopher (19,783 5.82%)
2. SHELTON, Amanda L. (15,835 4.66%)
3. MATANANE, Sabrina Salas (14,220 4.18%)
4. LUJAN, Jesse Michael A. (13,917 4.09%)
5. DUENAS, Christopher M. (13,746 4.04%)
6. NELSON, Telena Monique Cruz (13,488 3.97%)
7. TAITAGUE, Telo Teresa (13,330 3.92%)
8. NGUYEN, Hoa Van (13,329 3.92%)
9. PARKINSON, William Mark (13,120 3.86%)
10. QUINATA, Donna Rita Muna (12,670 3.73%)
11. RIDGELL, Clynton E. (12,595 3.70%)
12. BORJA, Vincent Anthony Velasco (12,235 3.60%)
13. CALVO, Shelly Vargas (11,428 3.36%)
14. PEREZ, Kallen Marie E. (11,203 3.30%)
15. GUMATAOTAO, Eulogio S. (11,031 3.24%)
Limtiaco secured a seat to Congress with 15,645, 51% of total votes ousting incumbent Republican James C. Moylan, Guam’s delegate to Congress, receiving 14,983, 48.84% of total votes.
Phillip James Tydingco will be the island’s next attorney general, receiving 11,583, 38.29% of total votes. Incumbent Douglas B. Moylan, Attorney General of Guam, received 10,008, 33.08% of total votes. Attorney candidates Thomas Joseph Fisher followed with 3,842, 12.7% votes, Peter John Santos with 3,353, 11.08% of votes, and Jordan Lawrence Pauluhn coming in last with 1,448, 4.79% of votes. mbj
Journal Staff
Unofficial results for the 2026 General Election indicate Republican gubernatorial team, Vice Speaker Vicente Anthony "Tony" Ada and businessman Edward “EJ” Calvo, will head to Adelup with Alicia Limitiaco as Guam delegate to Congress, and Phillip James Tydingco to be the next Attorney General of Guam.
Gubernatorial results reflect a close race between the Republican Ada-Calvo team, accounting for 15,945, 51.45% of total votes with Democrats Sen. Therese M. Terlaje and Sen. Sabina Flores Perez, securing 14,925, 48.15% of total votes.
The senatorial race saw incumbent senators remaining on top of the polls, former senators returning to office once more, and new senators serving in office for the first time.
Fifteen senators to serve in the 39th Guam Legislature are as follows:
1. BARNETT, Darrel Christopher (19,783 5.82%)
2. SHELTON, Amanda L. (15,835 4.66%)
3. MATANANE, Sabrina Salas (14,220 4.18%)
4. LUJAN, Jesse Michael A. (13,917 4.09%)
5. DUENAS, Christopher M. (13,746 4.04%)
6. NELSON, Telena Monique Cruz (13,488 3.97%)
7. TAITAGUE, Telo Teresa (13,330 3.92%)
8. NGUYEN, Hoa Van (13,329 3.92%)
9. PARKINSON, William Mark (13,120 3.86%)
10. QUINATA, Donna Rita Muna (12,670 3.73%)
11. RIDGELL, Clynton E. (12,595 3.70%)
12. BORJA, Vincent Anthony Velasco (12,235 3.60%)
13. CALVO, Shelly Vargas (11,428 3.36%)
14. PEREZ, Kallen Marie E. (11,203 3.30%)
15. GUMATAOTAO, Eulogio S. (11,031 3.24%)
Limtiaco secured a seat to Congress with 15,645, 51% of total votes ousting incumbent Republican James C. Moylan, Guam’s delegate to Congress, receiving 14,983, 48.84% of total votes.
Phillip James Tydingco will be the island’s next attorney general, receiving 11,583, 38.29% of total votes. Incumbent Douglas B. Moylan, Attorney General of Guam, received 10,008, 33.08% of total votes. Attorney candidates Thomas Joseph Fisher followed with 3,842, 12.7% votes, Peter John Santos with 3,353, 11.08% of votes, and Jordan Lawrence Pauluhn coming in last with 1,448, 4.79% of votes. mbj
