2010 Guamanian legislative election

none January 2025 2010 Guamanian legislative election Guam legislative Yes 2008 Guamanian legislative election 2008 2012 Guamanian legislative election 2012 All 15 seats of the Legislature of Guam November 2, 2010 Judith Won Pat Portrait (cropped).jpg Judith T.P. Won Pat Democratic Party (United States) At-large district 10 seats 9 1 3x4.svg Frank F. Blas Jr. Republican Party (United States) At-large district 5 seats 6 1 Speaker Judith Won Pat Democratic Party (United States) Judith Won Pat Democratic Party (United States) An election for the Legislature of Guam took place on November 2, 2010, coinciding with the 2010 United States general elections and the Guam gubernatorial election. All 15 seats in the Legislature of Guam were up for election. Primary Election The members are elected at-large with the first 15 winning candidates are elected as the new members of the legislature. As there were many candidates running, primaries were set on September 4, 2010, for both the Democratic and Republican parties. The fifteen candidates who win the most votes go on to the general election. General election candidates List of candidates running for election in 2010 as they appear on the 2010 ballot. The top fifteen vote winners from either political party will be elected. (I) indicates an incumbent member seeking re-election.Senator - Democratic candidates http://www.guampdn.com/guampublishing/special-sections/election2010/senator-democrats.shtml Pacific Daily News 2010 2009-11-02August 2026 InternetArchiveBot Senator - Republican candidates http://www.guampdn.com/guampublishing/special-sections/election2010/senator-republicans.shtml Pacific Daily News 2010 2009-11-02 August 2026 InternetArchiveBot Democratic candidates Judith T.P. Won Pat (I) Sarah M. Thomas-Nededog Trinidad "Trini" T. Torres Tina Muña Barnes (I) Benjamin J.F. Cruz (I) Rory J. Respicio (I) Steven A. Dierking Thomas "Tom" C. Ada (I) Dennis G. Rodriguez Jr. Adolpho B. Palacios Sr. Corinna Gutierrez-Ludwig Judith Paulette Guthertz (I) Vicente "Ben" Pangelinan (I) Joe Shimizu San Agustin Jonathan Blas Diaz Defeated in primary Robert L.G. Benavente Jonathan Q. Carriaga Phillipe J. Cruz Tomas Megofna Fejeran Republican candidates Frank F. Blas Jr. (I) Vicente Anthony "Tony" Ada (I) William Q. Sarmiento Telo Teresa Taitague (I) Mana Silva Taijeron William "Bill" Taitague Ray Cruz Haddock Shirley "Sam" Mabini Victor Anthony Gaza John B. Benavente Stephen J. Guerrero Christopher M. Duenas Velma Harper Douglas Moylan Aline A. Yamashita Defeated in primary Dennis T. Borja Armando S. Dominguez Paul L.G. Reyes Margarita Q. Taitano Primary Election The members are elected at-large with the first 15 winning candidates are elected as the new members of the legislature. As there were many candidates running, primaries were set on September 4, 2010, for both the Democratic and Republican parties. The first fifteen candidates who win the highest votes go on to the general election. Democratic Party Primary 2010 Democratic primary results Democratic Party (United States) Judith Won Pat (incumbent) 6,284 Democratic Party (United States) Tina Muña Barnes (incumbent) 6,149 Democratic Party (United States) Rory J. Respicio (incumbent) 5,991 Democratic Party (United States) Thomas C. Ada (incumbent) 5,891 Democratic Party (United States) Corina Gutierrez-Ludwig 5,500 Democratic Party (United States) Judith P. Guthertz (incumbent) 5,442 Democratic Party (United States) Benjamin J.F. Cruz (incumbent) 5,421 Democratic Party (United States) Vicente "Ben" C. Pangelinan (incumbent) 5,402 Democratic Party (United States) Dennis G. Rodriguez Jr. 5,386 Democratic Party (United States) Adolpho B. Palacios Sr. (incumbent) 5,118 Democratic Party (United States) Joe S. San Agustin 5,087 Democratic Party (United States) Sarah M. Thomas-Nededog 4,377 Democratic Party (United States) Steven A. Dierking 4,364 Democratic Party (United States) Trinidad "Trini" T. Torres 3,719 Democratic Party (United States) Jonathan B. Diaz 3,646 Democratic Party (United States) Phillipe J. Cruz 3,335 Democratic Party (United States) Johnathan Q. Carriaga 3,107 Democratic Party (United States) Tomas Megofna Fejeran 2,897 Democratic Party (United States) Robert L.G. Benavente 2,800 Democratic Party (United States) Write-in candidates 104 Republican Party Primary 2010 Republican primary results Republican Party (United States) Vicente Anthony "Tony" Ada (incumbent) 10,348 Republican Party (United States) Frank F. Blas Jr. (incumbent) 10,011 Republican Party (United States) Aline A. Yamashita 9,720 Republican Party (United States) Mana Silva Taijeron 9,140 Republican Party (United States) Christopher M. Duenas (incumbent) 8,599 Republican Party (United States) Telo Teresa Taitague (incumbent) 8,193 Republican Party (United States) Douglas B. Moylan 7,702 Republican Party (United States) Ray C. Haddock 7,945 Republican Party (United States) Shirley "Sam" Mabini 7,323 Republican Party (United States) Stephen J. Guerrero 6,977 Republican Party (United States) Victor Anthony Gaza 6,601 Republican Party (United States) John B. Benavente 5,977 Republican Party (United States) William "Bill" U. Taitague 5,877 Republican Party (United States) William "Bill" Q. Sarmiento 5,861 Republican Party (United States) Velma Harper 5,796 Republican Party (United States) Dennis T. Borja 5,351 Republican Party (United States) Paul L.G. Reyes 4,574 Republican Party (United States) Margarita Q. Taitano 4,418 Republican Party (United States) Armando S. Dominguez 3,832 Republican Party (United States) Write-in candidates 317 General election results Following the primaries, there were 26 candidates vying for the 15 seats in the Legislature of Guam. The members are elected at-large with the first 15 winning candidates are elected as the new members of the legislature. 2010 Guam legislative general election results Democratic Party (United States) Thomas "Tom" C. Ada (incumbent) 22,078 Democratic Party (United States) Judith Won Pat (incumbent) 21,775 Democratic Party (United States) Tina Muña Barnes (incumbent) 21,145 Democratic Party (United States) Vicente "Ben" C. Pangelinan (incumbent) 21,110 Republican Party (United States) Aline A. Yamashita 19,851 Democratic Party (United States) Dennis G. Rodriguez Jr. 19,674 Democratic Party (United States) Rory J. Respicio (incumbent) 19,177 Republican Party (United States) Vicente Anthony "Tony" Ada (incumbent) 18,594 Republican Party (United States) Frank F. Blas Jr. (incumbent) 18,374 Democratic Party (United States) Adolpho B. Palacios Sr. (incumbent) 18,203 Democratic Party (United States) Judith P. Guthertz (incumbent) 17,524 Republican Party (United States) Mana Silva Taijeron 17,172 Democratic Party (United States) Benjamin J.F. Cruz (incumbent) 16,538 Republican Party (United States) Christopher M. Duenas 16,051 Republican Party (United States) Shirley "Sam" Mabini 16,035 Republican Party (United States) Ray C. Haddock 15,995 Republican Party (United States) Telo Teresa Taitague (incumbent) 15,895 Democratic Party (United States) Corina Gutierrez-Ludwig 15,040 Democratic Party (United States) Joe S. San Agustin 14,724 Democratic Party (United States) Steven A. Dierking 14,256 Democratic Party (United States) Sarah M. Thomas-Nededog 14,119 Republican Party (United States) Douglas B. Moylan 13,841 Republican Party (United States) Stephen J. Guerrero 13,492 Republican Party (United States) Victor Anthony Gaza 11,611 Republican Party (United States) Velma Harper 10,968 Democratic Party (United States) Jonathan B. Diaz 10,421 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) William "Bill" Q. Sarmiento 10,247 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) William "Bill" U. Taitague 10,119 Democratic Party (United States) Trinidad T. Torres 9,880 Republican Party (United States) John B. Benavente 9,714 3,780 118,689 Democratic Party (US) Republican Party (US) References External links Official Website of the Guam Election Commission Legislative Category:Legislative elections in Guam Legislative election