A delegate represents a jurisdiction in the U.S. House through debate, legislative work and committee activity. Nonvoting delegates are separate from the 435 voting House seats and do not count toward voting-House control.
Two-year term beginning January 3, 2027. Current-holder context from the October 19 roster: James C. Moylan. Current service alone does not establish candidacy.
Research snapshot · checked 2026-10-20
The race at a glance
Guam · Nonvoting House delegate is in the November 3 federal inventory. This compilation contains 2 research entries: 2 without a pending tracker-confirmation flag and 0 still awaiting confirmation. Those counts do not establish a certified ballot. There are 5 reviewed evidence records across these candidates; other material remains pending.
Candidates below appear alphabetically by displayed name, with the same format regardless of party. Ballot order is not inferred. Reported affiliations, including parentheses, remain as supplied by sources.
His September 16 office announcement describes a Territories and Commonwealths Caucus letter seeking administration discussions about de minimis changes affecting territorial residents and businesses.
Office-reported bill introduction and advocacy, not enacted law; each entry retains its September event date in the summary.
No election returns, source calls or certifications are connected here. The scoreboard’s example results remain separately labelled simulations.
Sources, dates and coverage
Source links and dates accompany each background and evidence item. Certification of a candidate list is separate from certification of election results. Campaign claims, reported statements, historical positions and roll-call responses retain their original categories.
GU 2026 general election: statewide offices and Congress · The Green PapersSecondary election-tracking source. Not an independent review of every underlying authority document. No party-based policy inference. · checked 2026-10-20
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