1982 Guamanian legislative election

none January 2025 Guam legislative election, 1982 Guam legislative no 1981 Guam legislative election 1981 1983 Guam legislative election 1983 All 21 seats of the Legislature of Guam November 2, 1982 Carl T.C. Gutierrez Democratic Party (United States) At-large district 10 seats 14 4 280,427 53.6 Tommy Tanaka Republican Party (United States) At-large district 11 seats 7 4 243,193 46.4 Speaker Tommy Tanaka Republican Party (United States) Carl T.C. Gutierrez Democratic Party (United States) The 1982 Guam legislative election was held in Guam on November 2, 1982. The Democratic Party won fourteen of the twenty-one seats in the Legislature. Results Legislature PartyVotes%Seats+/–Democratic Party280,42753.614Republican Party243,19346.47Total523,62010021-Registered voters/turnout 87––Source: Guam Election Commission. Comparative Analysis Report, Guam - 1983 Primary Election The primary election is scheduled for the first Saturday in September. For the 1982 election, the primary was held on Saturday, September 4, 1982 for both the Democratic Party of Guam and the Republican Party of Guam. The 21 at-large candidates from each party who receive the most votes go on to the general election. Candidates Democratic 15em John P. Aguon Elizabeth P. Arriola Ching L. Barro Joaquin C. Camacho Edward T. Charfauros (I) Vicente P. Crawford Benjamin J.F. Cruz Joseph T. Duenas Joseph T. Gumataotao Carl Gutierrez (I) Franklin J. Gutierrez Marcia K. Hartsock Manuel Hechanova Pilar C. Lujan Maria C.P. Mad Joseph D. Mendiola Ted S. Nelson Sam S. Paik Don Parkinson Bruce G. Perez John F. Quan (I) Franklin Quitugua (I) Gene Ramsey James Rhodes Alfred F. Sablan Herman D. Sablan Joe T. San Agustin (I) Francisco R. Santos (I) Jose B. Sarmiento Ramon Q. Sudo (I) John S. Taitano Ray Tongson Lloyd L. Umagat (I) Antonio C. Yamashita Republican 15em Joseph F. Ada Tommy Tanaka (I) Marilyn D.A. Manibusan Edward R. Duenas (I) Antonio "Tony" R. Unpingco (I) Alberto C. Lamorena, III (I) James H. Underwood (I) Tommy C. Crisostomo (I) Peter Alexcis D. Ada Gregorio S. Calvo Jess Q. Torres (I) Vicente "Ben" D. Ada T. Frank Flores Nancy T. Leon Guerrero Angel A.R. Sablan Francis M. Perez James R. Cruz George A. Santos Norberto "Bert" R. Unpingco Carmen A. Kasperbauer (I) Joseph "Joe" Dizon Jose S. Mantanona Jim Miles Norbert F. Ungacta John A. Kinsella Gil T. Shinohara Lagrimas F. Aflague Mark Martinez Concepcion Cruz Barrett Ernesto Cid Edward J. Cenzon Luis A. Devera Mariona B. Santos Ed SenatoGuam Election Commission. Election Comparative Analysis Report, Guam - 1983, Agana. Page 21.Guam Election Commission. Election Comparative Analysis Report, Guam - 1983, Agana. Pages 56-57. Results Democratic Democratic Party of Guam primary election, 1982 Democratic Party (United States) Carl Gutierrez 7,448 Democratic Party (United States) Francisco R. Santos 7,387 Democratic Party (United States) Franklin Quitugua 7,385 Democratic Party (United States) Elizabeth P. Arriola 7,377 Democratic Party (United States) Ted S. Nelson 7,334 Democratic Party (United States) Joe T. San Agustin 7,196 Democratic Party (United States) Joaquin C. Camacho 7,177 Democratic Party (United States) Franklin J. Gutierrez 7,122 Democratic Party (United States) Joseph T. Duenas 7,105 Democratic Party (United States) John P. Aguon 7,071 Democratic Party (United States) Gene Ramsey 7,001 Democratic Party (United States) Pilar C. Lujan 6,936 Democratic Party (United States) John F. Quan 6,824 Democratic Party (United States) Alfred F. Sablan 6,731 Democratic Party (United States) Benjamin J.F. Cruz 6,573 Democratic Party (United States) Edward T. Charfauros 6,546 Democratic Party (United States) John S. Taitano 6,535 Democratic Party (United States) Don Parkinson 6,198 Democratic Party (United States) Antonio C. Yamashita 6,181 Democratic Party (United States) Marcia K. Hartsock 5,891 Democratic Party (United States) Herman D. Sablan 5,749 Democratic Party (United States) Ramon Q. Sudo 5,744 Democratic Party (United States) James Rhodes 5,259 Democratic Party (United States) Joseph D. Mendiola 4,834 Democratic Party (United States) Lloyd L. Umagat 4,708 Democratic Party (United States) Jose B. Sarmiento 4,632 Democratic Party (United States) Bruce G. Perez 4,401 Democratic Party (United States) Sam S. Paik 4,381 Democratic Party (United States) Joseph T. Gumataotao 4,366 Democratic Party (United States) Maria C.P. Mad 3,973 Democratic Party (United States) Vicente P. Crawford 3,494 Democratic Party (United States) Ching L. Barro 2,850 Democratic Party (United States) Ray Tongson 2,300 Democratic Party (United States) Manuel Hechanova 2,057 196,766 Republican Republican Party of Guam primary election, 1982 Republican Party (United States) Joseph F. Ada 8,606 Republican Party (United States) Tommy Tanaka 7,927 Republican Party (United States) Marilyn D.A. Manibusan 6,814 Republican Party (United States) Edward R. Duenas 6,611 Republican Party (United States) Antonio R. Unpingco 6,562 Republican Party (United States) Alberto C. Lamorena, III 6,510 Republican Party (United States) James H. Underwood 6,219 Republican Party (United States) Tommy C. Crisostomo 6,184 Republican Party (United States) Peter A.D. Ada 6,015 Republican Party (United States) Gregorio S. Calvo 5,901 Republican Party (United States) Jess Q. Torres 5,690 Republican Party (United States) Ben D. Ada 5,628 Republican Party (United States) T. Frank Flores 5,492 Republican Party (United States) Nancy T. Leon Guerrero 5,262 Republican Party (United States) Angel A.R. Sablan 5,141 Republican Party (United States) Francis M. Perez 5,023 Republican Party (United States) James R. Cruz 4,846 Republican Party (United States) George A. Santos 4,811 Republican Party (United States) Bert R. Unpingco 4,730 Republican Party (United States) Carmen A. Kasperbauer 4,390 Republican Party (United States) Joe Dizon 4,309 Republican Party (United States) Jose S. Mantanona 4,195 Republican Party (United States) Jim Miles 4,182 Republican Party (United States) Norbert F. Ungacta 4,160 Republican Party (United States) John A. Kinsella 4,093 Republican Party (United States) Gil T. Shinohara 4,083 Republican Party (United States) Lagrimas F. Aflague 3,844 Republican Party (United States) Mark Martinez 3,706 Republican Party (United States) Concepcion C. Barrett 3,485 Republican Party (United States) Ernesto Cid 2,949 Republican Party (United States) Edward J. Cenzon 2,666 Republican Party (United States) Luis A. Devera 2,547 Republican Party (United States) Mariona B. Santos 2,467 Republican Party (United States) Ed Senato 2,457 167,505 General election The general election is scheduled for the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November. For the 1982 election, the general election was held on Tuesday, November 2, 1982. The 21 at-large candidates who receive the most votes would be certified and then inaugurated as members of the 17th Guam Legislature on January 3, 1983. Candidates Democratic 15em Carl Gutierrez (I) Francisco R. Santos (I) Franklin Quitugua (I) Elizabeth P. Arriola Ted S. Nelson Joe T. San Agustin (I) Joaquin C. Camacho Franklin J. Gutierrez Joseph T. Duenas John P. Aguon Gene Ramsey Pilar C. Lujan John F. Quan (I) Alfred F. Sablan Benjamin J.F. Cruz Edward T. Charfauros (I) John S. Taitano Don Parkinson Antonio C. Yamashita Marcia K. Hartsock Herman D. Sablan Republican 15em Vicente "Ben" D. Ada Joseph F. Ada Peter Alexcis D. Ada Gregorio S. Calvo Tommy C. Crisostomo (I) James R. Cruz Edward R. Duenas (I) T. Frank Flores Carmen A. Kasperbauer (I) Alberto C. Lamorena, III (I) Nancy T. Leon Guerrero Marilyn D.A. Manibusan Francis M. Perez Angel A.R. Sablan George A. Santos Tommy Tanaka (I) Jess Q. Torres (I) James H. Underwood (I) Antonio "Tony" R. Unpingco (I) Norberto "Bert" R. Unpingco Results 1982 Guam legislative electionGuam Election Commission. Election Comparative Analysis Report, Guam - 1983, Agana. Pages 58-60. Republican Party (United States) Joseph F. Ada 17,570 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Carl T.C. Gutierrez 15,798 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Tommy Tanaka 15,345 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Don Parkinson 15,151 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Ted S. Nelson 14,792 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Marilyn D.A. Manibusan 14,691 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Elizabeth P. Arriola 14,436 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Joe T. San Agustin 14,354 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Franklin J. Gutierrez 14,307 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Edward "Ed" T. Charfauros 14,205 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Franklin Quitugua 14,060 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Marcia K. Hartsock 13,699 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Francisco R. Santos 13,648 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Edward R. Duenas 13,647 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Gene Ramsey 13,559 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) John P. Aguon 13,536 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) John F. Quan 13,498 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Antonio R. Unpingco 13,151 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Alberto C. Lamorena, III 12,831 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) James H. Underwood 12,690 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Pilar C. Lujan 12,603 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Joseph T. Duenas 12,514 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Antonio C. Yamashita 12,476 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Alfred F. Sablan 12,341 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Benjamin J.F. Cruz 12,199 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Joe Dizon 11,961 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Tommy C. Crisostomo 11,286 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Joaquin C. Camacho 11,360 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Jess Q. Torres 11,022 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) John S. Taitano 11,011 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Angel A.R. Sablan 10,973 n/a n/a Democratic Party (United States) Herman D. Sablan 10,880 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Nancy T. Leon Guerrero 10,334 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Bert R. Unpingco 10,332 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Ben Ada 10,310 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Peter A.D. Ada 10,289 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Gregorio S. Calvo 9,772 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) T. Frank Flores 9,746 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) James R. Cruz 9,581 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Carmen A. Kasperbauer 9,487 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) George A. Santos 9,226 n/a n/a Republican Party (United States) Francis M. Perez 8,949 n/a n/a 280,427 523,620 Democratic Party (US) Republican Party (US) Incoming Senators to the 17th Guam Legislature There were 21 senators elected on November 2, 1982 to serve in the 17th Guam Legislature: Democratic Incumbents 15em Edward T. Charfauros Carl Gutierrez John F. Quan Franklin Quitugua Joe T. San Agustin Francisco R. Santos Freshmen 15em John P. Aguon Elizabeth P. Arriola Franklin J. Gutierrez Marcia K. Hartsock Pilar C. Lujan Ted S. Nelson Don Parkinson Gene Ramsey Republican Incumbents 15em Edward R. Duenas Alberto C. Lamorena, III Tommy Tanaka James H. Underwood Antonio R. Unpingco Freshmen 15em Joseph F. Ada (returning) Marilyn D.A. Manibusan References Category:1982 elections in the United States Category:1982 in Guam Category:Legislative elections in Guam