Guam Election Results 2026: Voting has ended

For Early In-Office Absentee Voting at the Guam Election Commission, voters must present a validly issued photo identification card issued by a federal or state government, a Guam secondary or post-secondary school, or a Government of Guam entity. Guam also asks people to bring a photo identification card when registering, and an unregistered person applying for an absentee ballot must submit a government-issued photo ID. The GEC pages opened do not state whether identification is required to vote at a polling site on Election Day.

To register to vote on Guam you must be a citizen of the United States, be 18 years of age by the day set for the election, and be a resident of Guam. Residency requires living in a place for at least 30 days, maintaining a home there and intending to return when absent; a person may have only one voting residence. Sixteen- and seventeen-year-olds may pre-register under 3 GCA 3102(c) and are added to the voter list at 18. You may not register if you are confined to a mental institution, judicially declared incompetent, or committed under a sentence of imprisonment. During election years registration closes 15 days before each Election Day.

The Guam Election Commission's registration qualifications do not use the word felony. They say a person registering to vote must not be committed under a sentence of imprisonment, must not be confined to a mental institution and must not be judicially declared incompetent. A person who has completed a sentence of imprisonment is not listed as disqualified. The Commission (671-477-9791) can confirm how it treats parole, probation or an older conviction.