Vice Speaker Tony Ada and EJ Calvo celebrate with their supporters at their campaign headquarters in Hagåtña after unofficial results show they won the election against the Democratic team of Sens. Therese Terlaje and Sabina Perez on Nov. 4, 2026.
Unofficial results: Ada-Calvo wins Adelup, Limtiaco takes Congress, Tydingco new AG
Unofficial results from the Guam Election Commission have the Republican Ada-Calvo team winning the race for Adelup with a 3.3-point lead over Democrat team Terlaje-Perez, with all voter precincts counted up as of about 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday.
Sen. Therese Terlaje told supporters she called Vice Speaker Tony Ada to concede on behalf of the team.
At the Ada-Calvo camp, supporters cheered as lieutenant governor candidate EJ Calvo opened a bottle of champagne in celebration.
Earlier in the night, Terlaje-Perez was up by just 80 votes.
As of 1:30 a.m., the Republican team had 15,945 votes while the Democrat team won 14,925 votes, with 59 of 59 precincts counted. Ada-Calvo held 51.45% of the vote to 48.15% for Terlaje-Perez.
Democrat candidate Alicia Limtiaco held on to her early lead over Republican incumbent Del. James Moylan at the end of the night. Limtiaco had 15,645 votes, 51% of votes cast, to the 14,983 cast for Moylan, who held 48.84% of the vote.
In the race for the attorney general, attorney Phillip Tydingco kept his lead to unseat second-place holder incumbent Attorney General Douglas Moylan.
Here were the results for the AG race:
- Tydingco: 11,583, 38.29%
- Moylan: 10,008, 33.08%
- Thomas Fisher: 3,842, 12.7%
- Peter Santos: 3,353, 11.08%
- Jordan Pauluhn: 1,448, 4.79%
The race for the Legislature flipped, with Republicans taking eight of the top 15 spots to the seven held by Democrat candidates. Numbers were reversed earlier.
Legislative results:
- Sen. Chirs Barnett (D): 19,783
- Amanda Shelton (D): 15,835
- Sen. Sabrina Salas Matanane (R): 14,220
- Sen. Jesse Lujan (R): 13,917
- Sen. Chris Duenas (R): 13,746
- Telena Nelson (D): 13,488
- Sen. Telo Taitague (R): 13,330
- Hoa Nguyen (R): 13,329
- Sen. William Parkinson (D): 13,120
- Donna Muna Quinata (D): 12,670
- Clynt Ridgell (D): 12,595
- Sen. Vince Borja (R): 12,265
- Sen. Shelly Calvo (R): 11,428
- Kallen Perez (D): 11,203
- Sen. Shawn Gumataotao (R): 11,031
- William Castro (R): 10,884
- Angel Sablan (D): 10,764
- Jonathan Savares (R): 10,497
- Louisa Borja (R): 10,458
- Roy Quinata (D): 10,407
- Raffaele Sgambelluri (R): 10,398
- Fred Bordallo (D): 9,534
- Sarah Thomas Nededog (D): 9,502
- Joaquin Cruz (D): 9,393
- Angela Santos (D): 9,024
- Anthony Taijeron (D): 9,012
- Joaquin Taitague (D): 8,100
- Gregorio Calvo (R): 7,194
- Matteo Mortera (R): 7,054
- Joseph Arriola (R): 5,326
Here are the results for the Consolidated Commission on Utilities. The top three will win:
- Incumbent Commissioner Simon Sanchez: 14,624
- Incumbent Commissioner Michael Limtiaco: 13,773
- Incumbent Commissioner Francis Santos: 12,408
- Kenneth Perez: 10,369
- Roy Adonay: 9,323
All those running for the Guam Education Board will make it, with just four candidates running for the six open spots.
Here’s how many votes they got:
- John R. Taitano II: 14,791
- Ronald McNinch: 12,503
- Isaiah Aguon: 10,251
- Ronald Ayuyu: 8,186
GEC will convene Nov. 19 to count off-island ballots. Election results are pending certification.
1 a.m.: Ada-Calvo takes lead with 38 of 59 precincts counted, race still tight
The Republican Ada-Calvo team took a 2.5-point lead over Democrat team Terlaje-Perez, with over two-thirds of all voter precincts counted up as of about 1 a.m. on Wednesday.
Earlier in the night, Terlaje-Perez was up by just 80 votes.
As of 1 a.m., the Republican team had 10,179 votes while the Democrat team won 9,682 votes, with 38 of 59 precincts counted by the Guam Election Commission. Ada-Calvo held 51.08% of the vote to 48.58% for Terlaje-Perez.
Democrat candidate Alicia Limtiaco held on to her early lead over Republican incumbent Del. James Moylan, but that lead shrank. Limtiaco had 10,016 votes, 50.75% of votes cast, to the 9,692 cast for Moylan, who held 49.11% of the vote.
In the race for the attorney general, attorney Phillip Tydingco held maintained his lead over second-place holder incumbent Attorney General Douglas Moylan.
Here were the results for the AG race:
Tydingco: 7,412, 38.06%
Moylan: 6,481, 33.28%
Thomas Fisher: 2,482, 12.75%
Peter Santos: 2,171, 11.15%
Jordan Pauluhn: 913, 4.69%
The race for the Legislature flipped, with Republicans taking eight of the top 15 spots to the seven held by Democrat candidates. Numbers were reversed earlier.
Legislative results:
Sen. Chirs Barnett (D): 12,790
Amanda Shelton (D): 10,203
Sen. Sabrina Salas Matanane (R): 9,095
Sen. Jesse Lujan (R): 8,879
Sen. Chris Duenas (R): 8,806
Telena Nelson (D): 8,689
Hoa Nguyen (R): 8,656
Sen. Telo Taitague (R): 8,588
Sen. William Parkinson (D): 8,517
Donna Muna Quinata (D): 8,240
Clynt Ridgell (D): 8,197
Sen. Vince Borja (R): 7,855
Sen. Shelly Calvo (R): 7,366
Kallen Perez (D): 7,193
Sen. Shawn Gumataotao (R): 7,037
Angel Sablan (D): 7,028
William Castro (R): 6,951
Louisa Borja (R): 6,767
Roy Quinata (D): 6,752
Raffaele Sgambelluri (R): 6,697
Jonathan Savares (R): 6,689
Fred Bordallo (D): 6,163
Sarah Thomas Nededog (D): 6,101
Joaquin Cruz (D): 6,058
Anthony Taijeron (D): 5,871
Angela Santos (D): 5,785
Joaquin Taitague (D): 5,343
Gregorio Calvo (R): 4,596
Matteo Mortera (R): 4,514
Joseph Arriola (R): 3,374
Here are the results for the Consolidated Commission on Utilities. The top three will win:
Incumbent Commissioner Simon Sanchez: 9,421
Incumbent Commissioner Michael Limtiaco: 8,882
Incumbent Commissioner Francis Santos: 7,933
Kenneth Perez: 6,692
Roy Adonay: 6,010
All those running for the Guam Education Board will make it, with just four candidates running for the six open spots.
Here’s how many votes they got:
John R. Taitano II: 9,695
Ronald McNinch: 8,087
Isaiah Aguon: 6,721
Ronald Ayuyu: 5,426
11:54 p.m. Terlaje-Perez takes razor-thin early lead over Ada-Calvo
The Democrat Terlaje-Perez team led the Republican Ada-Calvo team by just 80 votes, with just over a third of voter precincts tallied up just before midnight on Tuesday.
Terlaje-Perez won 5,243 votes while Ada-Calvo had 5,163 votes, with 21 of 59 precincts counted by the Guam Election Commission. The Democrats led by less than one point.
Democrat candidate Alicia Limtiaco held an early lead over Republican incumbent Del. James Moylan. Limtiaco had 5,354 votes, 51.8% of votes cast, to the 4,968 cast for Moylan, who held 48.06% of the vote.
In the race for the attorney general, attorney Phillip Tydingco held an early lead over second-place holder incumbent Attorney General Douglas Moylan.
Here were the results for the AG race:
- Tydingco: 3,839, 37.62%
- Moylan: 3,336, 32.69%
- Thomas Fisher: 1,282, 12.56%
- Peter Santos: 1,262, 1.37%
- Jordan Pauluhn: 482, 4.72%
Democrats took the early lead in the race for the Legislature, holding eight of the top 15 spots to the seven held by Republican candidates.
Legislative results:
- Sen. Chirs Barnett (D): 6,802
- Amanda Shelton (D): 5,418
- Sen. Sabrina Salas Matanane (R): 4,712
- Sen. Jesse Lujan (R): 4,609
- Telena Nelson (D): 4,589
- Sen. Chris Duenas (R): 4,497
- Clynt Ridgell (D): 4,453
- Hoa Nguyen (R): 4,446
- Sen. William Parkinson (D): 4,445
- Sen. Telo Taitague (R): 4,424
- Donna Muna Quinata (D): 4,380
- Sen. Vince Borja (R): 4,086
- Angel Sablan (D): 3,817
- Kallen Perez (D): 3,762
- Sen. Shelly Calvo (R): 3,698
- Roy Quinata (D): 3,635
- Sen. Shawn Gumataotao (R): 3,620
- William Castro (R): 3,562
- Louisa Borja (R): 3,478
- Raffaele Sgambelluri (R): 3,394
- Jonathan Savares (R): 3,358
- Fred Bordallo (D): 3,250
- Sarah Thomas Nededog (D): 3,246
- Joaquin Cruz (D): 3,230
- Anthony Taijeron (D): 3,196
- Angela Santos (D): 3,081
- Joaquin Taitague (D): 2,943
- Gregorio Calvo (R): 2,258
- Matteo Mortera (R): 2,242
- Joseph Arriola (R): 1,728
Here are the results for the Consolidated Commission on Utilities. The top three will win:
- Incumbent Commissioner Simon Sanchez: 4,894
- Incumbent Commissioner Michael Limtiaco: 4,632
- Incumbent Commissioner Francis Santos: 4,192
- Kenneth Perez: 3,484
- Roy Adonay: 3,052
All those running for the Guam Education will make it, with just four candidates running for the six open spots.
Here’s how many votes they got:
- John R. Taitano II: 5,035
- Ronald McNinch: 4,188
- Isaiah Aguon: 3,602
- Ronald Ayuyu: 2,837
1 a.m.: Ada-Calvo takes lead with 38 of 59 precincts counted, race still tight
The Republican Ada-Calvo team took a 2.5-point lead over Democrat team Terlaje-Perez, with over two-thirds of all voter precincts counted up as of about 1 a.m. on Wednesday.
Earlier in the night, Terlaje-Perez was up by just 80 votes.
As of 1 a.m., the Republican team had 10,179 votes while the Democrat team won 9,682 votes, with 38 of 59 precincts counted by the Guam Election Commission. Ada-Calvo held 51.08% of the vote to 48.58% for Terlaje-Perez.
Democrat candidate Alicia Limtiaco held on to her early lead over Republican incumbent Del. James Moylan, but that lead shrank. Limtiaco had 10,016 votes, 50.75% of votes cast, to the 9,692 cast for Moylan, who held 49.11% of the vote.
In the race for the attorney general, attorney Phillip Tydingco held maintained his lead over second-place holder incumbent Attorney General Douglas Moylan.
Here were the results for the AG race:
- Tydingco: 7,412, 38.06%
- Moylan: 6,481, 33.28%
- Thomas Fisher: 2,482, 12.75%
- Peter Santos: 2,171, 11.15%
- Jordan Pauluhn: 913, 4.69%
The race for the Legislature flipped, with Republicans taking eight of the top 15 spots to the seven held by Democrat candidates. Numbers were reversed earlier.
Legislative results:
- Sen. Chirs Barnett (D): 12,790
- Amanda Shelton (D): 10,203
- Sen. Sabrina Salas Matanane (R): 9,095
- Sen. Jesse Lujan (R): 8,879
- Sen. Chris Duenas (R): 8,806
- Telena Nelson (D): 8,689
- Hoa Nguyen (R): 8,656
- Sen. Telo Taitague (R): 8,588
- Sen. William Parkinson (D): 8,517
- Donna Muna Quinata (D): 8,240
- Clynt Ridgell (D): 8,197
- Sen. Vince Borja (R): 7,855
- Sen. Shelly Calvo (R): 7,366
- Kallen Perez (D): 7,193
- Sen. Shawn Gumataotao (R): 7,037
- Angel Sablan (D): 7,028
- William Castro (R): 6,951
- Louisa Borja (R): 6,767
- Roy Quinata (D): 6,752
- Raffaele Sgambelluri (R): 6,697
- Jonathan Savares (R): 6,689
- Fred Bordallo (D): 6,163
- Sarah Thomas Nededog (D): 6,101
- Joaquin Cruz (D): 6,058
- Anthony Taijeron (D): 5,871
- Angela Santos (D): 5,785
- Joaquin Taitague (D): 5,343
- Gregorio Calvo (R): 4,596
- Matteo Mortera (R): 4,514
- Joseph Arriola (R): 3,374
Here are the results for the Consolidated Commission on Utilities. The top three will win:
- Incumbent Commissioner Simon Sanchez: 9,421
- Incumbent Commissioner Michael Limtiaco: 8,882
- Incumbent Commissioner Francis Santos: 7,933
- Kenneth Perez: 6,692
- Roy Adonay: 6,010
All those running for the Guam Education Board will make it, with just four candidates running for the six open spots.
Here’s how many votes they got:
- John R. Taitano II: 9,695
- Ronald McNinch: 8,087
- Isaiah Aguon: 6,721
- Ronald Ayuyu: 5,426
11:54 p.m. Terlaje-Perez takes razor-thin early lead over Ada-Calvo
The Democrat Terlaje-Perez team led the Republican Ada-Calvo team by just 80 votes, with just over a third of voter precincts tallied up just before midnight on Tuesday.
Terlaje-Perez won 5,243 votes while Ada-Calvo had 5,163 votes, with 21 of 59 precincts counted by the Guam Election Commission. The Democrats led by less than one point.
Democrat candidate Alicia Limtiaco held an early lead over Republican incumbent Del. James Moylan. Limtiaco had 5,354 votes, 51.8% of votes cast, to the 4,968 cast for Moylan, who held 48.06% of the vote.
In the race for the attorney general, attorney Phillip Tydingco held an early lead over second-place holder incumbent Attorney General Douglas Moylan.
Here were the results for the AG race:
- Tydingco: 3,839, 37.62%
- Moylan: 3,336, 32.69%
- Thomas Fisher: 1,282, 12.56%
- Peter Santos: 1,262, 1.37%
- Jordan Pauluhn: 482, 4.72%
Democrats took the early lead in the race for the Legislature, holding eight of the top 15 spots to the seven held by Republican candidates.
Legislative results:
- Sen. Chirs Barnett (D): 6,802
- Amanda Shelton (D): 5,418
- Sen. Sabrina Salas Matanane (R): 4,712
- Sen. Jesse Lujan (R): 4,609
- Telena Nelson (D): 4,589
- Sen. Chris Duenas (R): 4,497
- Clynt Ridgell (D): 4,453
- Hoa Nguyen (R): 4,446
- Sen. William Parkinson (D): 4,445
- Sen. Telo Taitague (R): 4,424
- Donna Muna Quinata (D): 4,380
- Sen. Vince Borja (R): 4,086
- Angel Sablan (D): 3,817
- Kallen Perez (D): 3,762
- Sen. Shelly Calvo (R): 3,698
- Roy Quinata (D): 3,635
- Sen. Shawn Gumataotao (R): 3,620
- William Castro (R): 3,562
- Louisa Borja (R): 3,478
- Raffaele Sgambelluri (R): 3,394
- Jonathan Savares (R): 3,358
- Fred Bordallo (D): 3,250
- Sarah Thomas Nededog (D): 3,246
- Joaquin Cruz (D): 3,230
- Anthony Taijeron (D): 3,196
- Angela Santos (D): 3,081
- Joaquin Taitague (D): 2,943
- Gregorio Calvo (R): 2,258
- Matteo Mortera (R): 2,242
- Joseph Arriola (R): 1,728
Here are the results for the Consolidated Commission on Utilities. The top three will win:
- Incumbent Commissioner Simon Sanchez: 4,894
- Incumbent Commissioner Michael Limtiaco: 4,632
- Incumbent Commissioner Francis Santos: 4,192
- Kenneth Perez: 3,484
- Roy Adonay: 3,052
All those running for the Guam Education will make it, with just four candidates running for the six open spots.
Here’s how many votes they got:
- John R. Taitano II: 5,035
- Ronald McNinch: 4,188
- Isaiah Aguon: 3,602
- Ronald Ayuyu: 2,837
9:45 p.m.: Ballot count underway, first precinct tallied
Guam Election Commission staff started feeding ballots into their vote counting machines, and one precinct from Yona was the first to see its ballots tabulated.
Ballots hit the machines around 9:30 p.m., about an hour earlier than they did during the Primary Election.
GEC Executive Director Maria Pangelinan said they were looking to keep the count going smoothly, but declined to predict when the final results might come out.
9:30 p.m.: Terlaje-Perez team arrives at camp
The Democratic team of Sens. Therese Terlaje and Sabina Perez arrived at their Hagåtña campaign headquarters before 9:30 p.m. The team greeted their supporters and thanked them. They opened the food table with a prayer.
8:30 p.m. Ballots arrive at UOG for counting
Just over 30 minutes after polls closed around the island, officials from Precinct 11A, Chalan Pago-Ordot, arrived at the University of Guam Calvo Field House with ballot boxes in tow.
A steady stream of school buses hauling ballots and officials from other precincts were right behind 11A.
Officials from 11A reported a good turnout compared to this year’s Primary Election, and smooth going the whole day.
The Guam Election Commission will have to give precinct officials the all-clear before they start running ballots through their vote counting machines.
