Posted on 11/03/2026 11:38:08 AM PST by Dan in Wichita
In the first decisive victory for Republicans in the November 3 midterm elections, in the U.S. territory of Guam, Republican Vicente Ada has won the governor's race, defeating Democrat Therese Terlaje 51 percent to 48 percent.
Republicans Flip Guam’s Governor (100% Reporting)
🔴 Vicente Ada: 51.5%
🔵 Therese Terlaje: 48.1%
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2022: 🔵 D+11.4
2026: 🔴 R+3.4
The Democrats have held Guam's governorship for eight years. Republicans also flipped the Guam Legislature in 2024, winning nine of its 15 seats.
(Excerpt) Read more at redstate.com ...
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I hope Guam doesn’t flip over
Good start
As someone posted elsewhere on FR today, pre-election polls predicted an easy win for the Democrat.
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We need to figure out how to more effectively shame these pollsters.
Even if there is no fraud or malice intended (and I have to admit I wouldn’t want that job), in most of the private sector, you can’t suck at your job this badly and get to keep doing it.
Yes!!
Somebody better let Hank know. He worries about Guam tipping you know!
LOL!!!
It’s been a GASLIGHTING campaign season.
There has been no shortage of lies, constantly repeated for the last 2 years to set up today?
HOPE GOOD PEOPLE DID NOT FALL FOR IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wish this could happen in PR. That place is a poorly run democrap territory.
My father fought on Guam over 80 years ago, for them and for us. He was an old-fashioned Democrat, but the world has changed and his son now lives his legacy by joining the Guamites.
“I hope Guam doesn’t flip over” Don’t worry Hank, we got this.
Never talk to them or answer surveys. Ever!
I guess Hank Johnson is vindicated.
I am really concerned there are not enough staffers on the Suicide Hotline to deal with the impending Red Wave.
Here is how I answer surveys. When I got a republican text, I deleted it. When I got one for democrats, I chose “delete and report spam”.
I have no idea how effective that is at getting numbers flagged as potential spam as most of these electronic political marketing operations are very good at spoofing as well as using a broad spectrum of IP addresses and phone numbers, but I figured I was doing my part.
I never answer any of them, by the way. No matter whether I like the message or not.
As soon as you give marketers any hint of life, they will hone in on you and be persistent about it.
Me either, I don’t have the time to answer polls all day...
Good news for Guam! I hope all those republicans over there don’t tip the island over hehhe.
Well if mysterious boat load of ballots arrives tonight, it might flip over.
“...you can’t suck at your job this badly and get to keep doing it.”
Tell that to weather forecasters.
Is it really over? You can fit a lot of yet-undiscovered ballots in the trunk of a Guam Bomb.
“Is it really over? You can fit a lot of yet-undiscovered ballots in the trunk of a Guam Bomb.”
Since they are a day ahead of the mainland US, yeah, it is probably really over
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