2012 General Election Results

2012 Guam Election Results (courtesy of KUAM)

Congressional
1 BORDALLO, Madeleine * Democrat 20,174
2 BLAS, Frank Jr. Republican 13,160
* Designates incumbent
Senatorial
1 RODRIGUEZ, Dennis Jr. * Democrat 20,408
2 AGUON, Frank Jr. Democrat 19,820
3 ADA, Tom * Democrat 18,462
4 MORRISON, Tommy Republican 17,307
5 SAN NICOLAS, Michael Democrat 16,963
6 ADA, Tony * Republican 16,188
7 LIMTIACO, Mike Republican 16,150
8 DUENAS, Chris * Republican 16,022
9 CRUZ, Benjamin J. * Democrat 15,446
10 WON PAT, Judith * Democrat 15,333
11 MUNA BARNES, Tina * Democrat 15,084
12 PANGELINAN, Vicente 'Ben' * Democrat 15,031
13 YAMASHITA, Aline * Republican 14,475
14 MCCREADIE, Brant Republican 14,342
15 RESPICIO, Rory * Democrat 14,326
16 PALACIOS, Adolpho * Democrat 13,703
17 SAN AGUSTIN, Joe Democrat 13,640
18 TAIJERON, Mana * Republican 13,218
19 GUTHERTZ, Judith * Democrat 12,820
20 MENDIOLA, Adonis Republican 11,932
21 BLAS, Roland Republican 11,247
22 MABINI, Shirley 'Sam' * Republican 11,189
23 NAHOLOWAA, Leah Beth Democrat 9,742
24 TAITANO, Michelle Republican 9,310
25 GUMATAOTAO, Gary Democrat 8,601
26 SARMIENTO, Bill Republican 8,434
27 SERVINO, Jose Republican 7,897
28 ATALIG, Javier Republican 6,577
29 TOVES, Benedicto Democrat 5,811
30 AQUININGOC, Antonio Republican 5,396
* Designates incumbent
Mayoral (Agana Heights)
1 MCDONALD, Paul * Republican 1,442
2 DELGADO, Jesus Democrat 546
* Designates incumbent
Mayoral (Agat)
1 TAYAMA, Carol * Republican 1,235
2 CUNDIFF, William Democrat 322
* Designates incumbent
Mayoral (Asan-Maina)
1 BLAS, Joana Margaret Republican 292
2 BABAUTA, Vincent Democrat 276
* Designates incumbent
Mayoral (Inarajan)
1 LUJAN, Doris Democrat 820
2 TAITAGUE, Franklin * Republican 681
* Designates incumbent
Mayoral (Merizo)
1 CHARGUALAF, Ernest * Republican 539
2 TAINATONGO, Rosie Democrat 457
* Designates incumbent
Mayoral (Piti)
1 GUMATAOTAO, Vicente * Republican 394
2 ROSALIN, Benny Democrat 246
* Designates incumbent
Mayoral (Umatac)
1 QUINATA, Johnny Republican 322
2 SANCHEZ, Daniel Democrat 179
* Designates incumbent
Mayoral (Yigo)
1 MATANANE, Rudy Republican 1,797
2 LIZAMA, Robert * Democrat 1,475
* Designates incumbent
Mayoral (Yona)
1 ADA, Ken Joe Republican 969
2 TERLAJE, Jose * Democrat 828
* Designates incumbent
Vice-Mayoral (Agat)
1 QUINTANILLA, Agustin * Republican 741
2 HILLS, Derrick Democrat 701
* Designates incumbent
Vice-Mayoral (Yigo)
1 SANCHEZ, Anthony Republican 1,652
2 FLORES, Ronald * Democrat 1,455
* Designates incumbent
Public Auditor
1 BROOKS, Doris Flores 28,457
Consolidated Commission on Utilities
1 DUENAS, Joseph 22,459
2 GUERRERO, Pedro 13,819
Guam Education Board
1 ADA, Peter Alexis 18,447
2 CRUZ, Dr. Jose 16,978
3 GUTIERREZ, Maria 15,502
4 SAN AGUSTIN, Albert 15,442
5 BENAVENTE, Lourdes 15,190
6 AYUYU, Ronald 12,918
Judicial Retention (Lamorena)
1 YES 26,699
2 NO 4,062
Judicial Retention (Barcinas)
1 YES 24,860
2 NO 4,641
Prop 'A'
1 NO, don't adopt Prop A 20,189
2 YES, adopt Prop A 10,982
Presidential Straw Poll
1 OBAMA/BIDEN * Democrat 23,067
2 ROMNEY/RYAN Republican 8,443
3 JOHNSON/GRAY Libertarian 357
* Designates incumbent

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