Guam Election Night 2014

[Harry Hayfield]

Guam's polls closed at 0900 GMT (0400 EST) and the following positions are up for election.

Governor, the state House, a Congressman (who has no voting rights), two Judges, an AG, six members of the Education board, three members of the Utilities commission and a ballot measure on the legalisation of cannabis for medical use.

[Harry Hayfield]

Non Voting Congressional Delegate from Northern Marianas Islands (Ind in 2012, 100% precincts)
*Sablan (Independent) 3,621 votes (61% -19% on 2012)
Salas (Democrat) 2,253 votes 38% (no Dem candidate in 2012)
Independent HOLD with a majority of 1,368 votes (23%)

Non Voting Congressional Delegate from Guam (Dem in 2012, 97% precincts)
*Bordallo (Democrat) 19,679 votes (58% -2% on 2012)
Metcalfe (Republican) 14,189 votes (42% +3% on 2012)
Democrat HOLD with a majority of 5,490 votes (16%) on a swing of 2.5% to GOP

Ballot Measure (Guam) on Medicinal Cannabis (97% precincts)
YES 18,674 votes (56%), NO 14,453 votes (44%)

[njwes]

Republicans Have Already Won a Governor’s Race Today, in Guam

The glorious Red Wave has begun!