AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection 2026: Republican Tony Ada and running mate E.J. Calvo won Guam’s governor’s race by 1,020 votes, after Democrats led early in the count. Just 53% of registered voters cast ballots, the lowest turnout in a gubernatorial election. Legislature: Republicans retained an 8-7 majority, but incumbent Shawn Gumataotao finished only 147 votes ahead of Wil Castro, potentially triggering a recount; off-island ballots remain to be counted. Washington: Democrat Alicia Limtiaco defeated Republican incumbent James Moylan for Guam’s congressional seat, winning 51% of the vote. Other races: Phillip Tydingco will be Guam’s next attorney general. Three newcomers won Guam Education Board seats, while all three incumbent Consolidated Commission on Utilities members held theirs. Power policy: The Public Utilities Commission approved market testing for liquefied natural gas shipments and infrastructure for the Ukudu plant, but GPA cannot yet make a deal.
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