Guam gubernatorial elections

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Guam gubernatorial elections are the periodic contests in which voters in the U.S. territory of Guam choose their governor and lieutenant governor, typically featuring competition between the Democratic and Republican parties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf election
gubernatorial election
recurring event
ballotAccess independent candidates (subject to territorial law)
recognized political parties in Guam
ballotStructure joint ticket for governor and lieutenant governor
campaignIssues U.S. military presence in Guam
economic development in Guam
education policy in Guam
healthcare services in Guam
public infrastructure in Guam
canInclude primary elections
runoff elections (if required by law at the time)
country Guam NERFINISHED
electorate registered voters of Guam
elects head of government of Guam
head of the executive branch of Guam
eligibleVoters United States citizens residing in Guam meeting territorial voting requirements
firstDirectElectionHeld 1970
frequency every four years
governingDocument Organic Act of Guam NERFINISHED
hasCandidateType party ticket of governor and lieutenant governor
hasMajorPoliticalParty Democratic Party of Guam NERFINISHED
Republican Party of Guam NERFINISHED
hasPoliticalAlignment two-party dominant system
languageOfBallots English
legalFramework Guam Election Code NERFINISHED
levelOfGovernment territorial
locatedIn Guam NERFINISHED
United States territory of Guam NERFINISHED
mediaCoverageBy local newspapers in Guam
local television stations in Guam
radio stations in Guam
officeContested Governor of Guam NERFINISHED
Lieutenant Governor of Guam NERFINISHED
oversightBody Guam Election Commission NERFINISHED
partOf elections in Guam
politics of Guam
previousSelectionMethod appointment of governor by President of the United States
relatedTo United States gubernatorial elections NERFINISHED
United States territorial elections NERFINISHED
resultIn formation of territorial executive administration
startDateOfCurrentFourYearCyclePattern 1970s
termLengthOfElectedOffice four years
timeZoneOfVoting Chamorro Standard Time NERFINISHED
turnoutInfluencedBy typhoon season and weather conditions
votingSystem first-past-the-post
popular vote

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Democratic Party of Guam operatesIn Guam gubernatorial elections