I Hiniyong I Primary

Estague i hiniyong-na i botasion Primary nigap.

Ti magof yu' put i mapedde'na i gayu-hu lao estague i hiniyong sinembatgo.

Sigi ha' umessitan yu' gi este na ha'ani, na esta para bai falak as Guitierrez/Aguon yan fanule' franela, sa' achokka' matalonan i gayu-hu, ga'no-ku Gutierrez kinu Calvo.

Este i fine'nina na biahi na mambota yu' gi i bandan pat patidan Republican. Ha gof fulot yu', ya ti ya-hu i sabot-na. Siempre agupa' gi duranten i taicho'cho' na ha'ani bai hu guakse i hila-hu. Desde dumongkolu yu', Democrat yu' pat mas liberal pat Inakague, lao taya' nai Republican pat Inagapa'. Achokka' ha na'triste yu' i mapedde'-na Si Mike Cruz, lumamagof sa' kaikai este na banda, para i mas payon yu' na pueston pulitikat, i Democrat na banda. Este na "experiment" i fine'nina na chinagi ya puede ha' i uttimo lokkue'.
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REPUBLICANS
Calvo, Edward/Tenorio, Raymond :9,221
Cruz, Michael/Espaldon, James: 6,458

DEMOCRAT

Gutierrez, Carl/Aguon, Frank B., Jr. : 8,140

Below are the results for the Legislative races in both party primaries.
REPUBLICANS

Ada, V. Anthony : 10,348
Blas, Frank F., Jr. : 10,011
Yamashita, Dr. Aline : 9,720
Taijeron, Mana Silva ; 9,140
Duenas, Christopher M. : 8,599
Taitague, Telo T. : 8,193
Moylan, Douglas B. : 7,701
Haddock, Ray C. : 7,495
Mabini, Shirley "Sam" : 7,323
Guerrero, Stephen J. : 6,977
Gaza, Vic : 6,601
Benavente, John B. : 5,977
Taitague, William U. : 5,877
Sarmiento, William Q. : 5,861
Harper, Velma R. : 5,796
Borja, Dennis T. : 5,351
Reyes, Paul L.G. : 4,574
Taitano, Margarita Q. : 4,418
Dominguez, Armando S. : 3,832


DEMOCRATS

Won Pat, Judith T.: 6,284
Muna Barnes, Tina Rose: 6,149
Respicio, Rory J.: 5,991
Ada, Thomas C.: 5,981
Gutierrez-Ludwig, Corrina: 5,500
Guthertz, Judith P.: 5,442
Cruz, Benjamin J.F.: 5,421
Pangelinan, Vicente C: 5,402
Rodriguez, Dennis G., Jr.: 5,386
Palacios, Adolpho B., Sr.: 5,118
San Agustin, Joe S.: 5,087
Thomas-Nededog, Sarah M.: 4,377
Dierking, Steven A.: 4,364
Torres, Trini T.: 3,719
Diaz, Jonathan B.: 3,646
Cruz, Phillipe J.: 3,335
Carriaga, Jonathan F.: 3,107
Fejeran, Tomas M.: 2,897
Benavente, Robert L.G. : 2,800


DELEGATE

Bordallo, Madeleine Z.: 7,633

ATTORNEY GENERAL
(35 of 58 precincts reporting)

Rapadas, Leonardo M.: 5,981
Gumataotao, Gary W.F. "Frank" : 3,504
Bischoff, William C.: 1,043

VICE MAYOR - AGAT
Hills, Derick B. (D): 297
Quintanilla, Agustin G. (R): 559
Salas, Joseph N. (R): 329

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