Democrats Appear to Flip 1st Midterm Seat as Guam Drops Unofficial Results
Summary
Unofficial results in Guam showed Democrat Alicia Anne Garrido Limtiaco leading Republican incumbent James Moylan in the race for the territory’s non-voting U.S. House delegate. The result is not final; ballots remain to be processed before the Guam Election Commission certifies the election.Key Facts
- Limtiaco received 15,645 votes, or 51 percent, in the latest unofficial count.
- Moylan received 14,983 votes, or 48.84 percent, trailing Limtiaco by 662 votes.
- The commission’s latest release did not say how many of Guam’s 59 precincts were included.
- The delegate seat does not count toward the 218 seats needed for a House majority.
- Republican Vicente “Tony” Ada led the governor’s race with 15,945 votes, or 51.45 percent.
- Democrat Therese Terlaje received 14,925 votes, or 48.15 percent, in the governor’s race.
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