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2026 Midterm Elections › Territories and DC

2026 elections in the US territories and DC

Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, US Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Washington, DC vote on November 3, 2026 too. Their delegates to Congress can vote in committees but not on final passage, so these races don't change who controls the House.

Guam

Governor

Held by DOpen seatPolls closed 5 AM ET (8 PM Guam time)

Unofficial count from Wikipedia: Vicente A. Ada 51.5%, Therese Maria Terlaje 48.1%, Write-in 0.4% (30,994 votes).

  • Therese Terlaje (Democrat) · running mate Sabina Perez
  • Vicente Ada (Republican) · running mate Edward John Calvo

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero (D) is term-limited. Terlaje beat Lt. Gov. Josh Tenorio in the August primary; Ada beat Frank Blas Jr.

What's at stake: Guam's governor runs the island's budget, its relationship with the large US military buildup, and the response to typhoon recovery and cost of living.

Results will be posted by the local election office. Source for candidates

Guam

Delegate to Congress

Held by RPolls closed 5 AM ET (8 PM Guam time)

Unofficial count from Wikipedia: Alicia Anne Garrido Limtiaco 51.0%, James Craig Moylan 48.8%, Write-in 0.2% (30,677 votes).

  • James Moylan (Republican, incumbent)
  • Alicia Limtiaco (Democrat)

What's at stake: Guam's delegate sits on House committees and can vote there, but not on final passage of bills.

Results will be posted by the local election office. Source for candidates

Northern Mariana Islands

Governor

Held by IOpen seatPolls closed early Tuesday morning ET

Unofficial count from Wikipedia: Ralph Anthony Deleon Guerrero Torres 0.0%, Blas Jonathan "BJ" Tenorio Attao 0.0%, Lawrence Fejeran Camacho 0.0% (0 votes).

  • Ralph Torres (Republican) · running mate Benjamin Jones Jr.
  • Blas T. Attao (Independent) · running mate Edmund Villagomez
  • Lawrence F. Camacho (Independent) · running mate Edith DeLeon Guerrero

Gov. David Apatang (I) isn't seeking a full term. Torres is a former governor. If no ticket wins a majority, a runoff follows.

What's at stake: The CNMI governor oversees a tourism-dependent economy, the federal minimum-wage and immigration rules for guest workers, and the casino and utilities debates.

Results will be posted by the local election office. Source for candidates

Northern Mariana Islands

Delegate to Congress

Held by RPolls closed early Tuesday morning ET

Unofficial count from Wikipedia: Kimberlyn Kay King-Hinds 0.0%, Galvin Sablan Deleon Guerrero 0.0% (0 votes).

  • Kimberlyn King-Hinds (Republican, incumbent)
  • Galvin Deleon Guerrero (Independent)

What's at stake: The CNMI delegate votes in House committees but not on final passage of bills.

Results will be posted by the local election office. Source for candidates

US Virgin Islands

Governor

Held by DOpen seatPolls close 6 PM ET (7 PM local)

Unofficial count from Wikipedia: Stacey E. Plaskett 0.0%, Adlah "Foncie" Donastorg 0.0%, Warren Mosler 0.0% (0 votes).

  • Stacey Plaskett (Democrat) · running mate Milton Potter
  • Warren Mosler (Independent) · running mate Colin Robertson

Gov. Albert Bryan (D) is term-limited. Plaskett, the territory's delegate, won the Democratic primary over Gov. Bryan's lieutenant Tregenza Roach. If no ticket wins a majority, a runoff follows.

What's at stake: The next governor inherits the territory's pension and debt problems, hurricane rebuilding money, and the future of the St. Croix refinery.

Results will be posted by the local election office. Source for candidates

US Virgin Islands

Delegate to Congress

Held by DOpen seatPolls close 6 PM ET (7 PM local)

Unofficial count from Wikipedia: Janelle K. Sarauw 0.0%, Shelley A. H. Moorhead 0.0%, Write-in 0.0% (0 votes).

  • Janelle Sarauw (Democrat)

Open seat: Stacey Plaskett is running for governor. Sarauw won the Democratic primary with 53%. Other candidates may appear on the ballot.

What's at stake: The delegate votes in House committees but not on final passage of bills.

Results will be posted by the local election office. Source for candidates

American Samoa

Delegate to Congress

Held by RPolls close midnight ET (6 PM local)

Unofficial count from Wikipedia: Aumua Amata 0.0%, Sandra King Young 0.0%, Fualaau Rosie Tago Lancaster 0.0% (0 votes).

  • Amata Coleman Radewagen (Republican, incumbent)
  • Sandra King-Young (Nonpartisan)
  • Samana Semo Ve'ave'a (Nonpartisan)

American Samoa's ballot is nonpartisan. The candidate list comes from pre-election reports; check the American Samoa Election Office for the final ballot.

What's at stake: The delegate votes in House committees but not on final passage of bills. American Samoa's governor is not up until 2028.

Results will be posted by the local election office. Source for candidates

Washington, DC

Mayor

Held by DOpen seatPolls close 8 PM ET
  • Janeese Lewis George (Democrat)
  • Robert L. Gross (Green / Statehood Green)

Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) isn't running. Lewis George won the June Democratic primary with 54% over Kenyan McDuffie.

What's at stake: DC's mayor runs a city of 700,000 people whose budget and laws Congress can override, and which has been at the center of fights over federal control of policing.

Results will be posted by the local election office. Source for candidates

Washington, DC

Delegate to Congress

Held by DOpen seatPolls close 8 PM ET

Unofficial count from Wikipedia: Denise Rosado 0.0%, Robert White 0.0%, Kymone Freeman 0.0% (0 votes).

  • Robert White (Democrat)
  • Kymone Freeman (Green / Statehood Green)
  • Denise Rosado (Republican)

Eleanor Holmes Norton (D) is retiring after 18 terms. White won the June Democratic primary.

What's at stake: DC's delegate votes in House committees but not on final passage of bills. Statehood and home rule are the central issues.

Results will be posted by the local election office. Source for candidates

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