Seven days until Super Tuesday but ahead of that, KUAM is releasing the preliminary results of our online poll decided by you, the voters.

An important note, the results of an election poll are not a scientific predictor of the actual election outcome. 

Polls reflect the opinions of a sample population at a specific moment and may not account for all variables, such as voter turnout or last-minute shifts in public opinion.

For this poll, it's a matter of participating just as you would in the election process.

Again, these results are only based on the 4,544 votes made in the first week, so far.

In the congressional race, preliminary poll results show incumbent James Moylan in the lead with 74.7 percent over candidate Ginger Cruz at 25.3 percent.

The senatorial race gives you an idea of which candidate has voters participating the most.

Again, you each get to decide how much and how often you want to support your candidate.

The top 15 from most votes in the preliminary results from number one on down are Jesse Lujan, Telo Taitague, Therese Terlaje, Tony Ada, Tina Muna Barnes, Joe San Agustin, Chris Barnett, Vince Borja, Sabrina Salas Matanane, Frank Blas Jr., Shawn Gumataotao, William Parkinson, Shelly Calvo, Roy Quinata and Chris Duenas.

The preliminary results for the candidate taking the 16th spot on down include Sabina Perez, Angela Santos, Tom Fisher, Joanne Brown, Dwayne San Nicolas, Vic Gaza, William Payne, Dave Crisostomo, Dave Duenas, and Bistra Mendiola.

The prelim results in the presidential race show Trump/Vance with 70% of the votes over Harris/Walz at 29.1%.

It really is about making the decision to log on and vote, periodt!

You can expect to see the final results on your KUAM election poll once it closes next week.

You now have one week left to get involved on our poll before those final results are released on Nov. 4th.

Participate in the poll here: https://forms.gle/hutc5WbQTUtjE4aaA.

The results are as follows. Incumbents are marked with an asterisk.

CONGRESSIONAL

  1. MOYLAN, James * (R) 74.7%
  2. CRUZ, Ginger (D) 25.3%

SENATORIAL

  1. LUJAN, Jesse * (R) 60.1%
  2. TAITAGUE, Telo * (R) 22.6%
  3. TERLAJE, Therese * (D) 17.5%
  4. ADA, Vincent Anthony (R) 17.4%
  5. MUNA BARNES, Tina Rose * (D) 16.9%
  6. SAN AGUSTIN, Joe * (D) 16.0%
  7. BARNETT, Darrel Christopher * (D) 13.5%
  8. BORJA, Vincent (R) 13.3%
  9. MATANANE, Sabrina Salas (R) 13.0%
  10. BLAS, Frank Jr. * (R) 12.4%
  11. GUMATAOTAO, Eulogio Shawn (R) 12.3%
  12. PARKINSON, William * (D) 12.3%
  13. CALVO, Shelly (R) 12.1%
  14. QUINATA, Roy * (D) 12.0%
  15. DUENAS, Christopher * (R) 11.8%
  16. PEREZ, Sabina * (D) 11.7%
  17. SANTOS, Angela (D) 11.4%
  18. FISHER, Thomas * (R) 11.3%
  19. BROWN, Joanne * (R) 11.2%
  20. SAN NICOLAS, Dwayne * (D) 11.0%
  21. GAZA, Victor (R) 10.1%
  22. PAYNE, William (R) 9.6%
  23. CRISOSTOMO, David (D) 7.6%
  24. DUENAS, David (D) 6.9%
  25. MENDIOLA, Bistra (R) 5.8%

CONSOLIDATED COMMISSION ON UTILITIES

  1. MARTINEZ, Pedro Roy 65.60%
  2. ADA, Chuck 44.80%
  3. CEPEDA, Evangeline 13.70%
  4. BLAS, Nonito 9.10%
  5. DUENAS, Melvin 7.20%

GUAM EDUCATION BOARD

  1. OKADA, Dr. Mary * 69.10%
  2. GUTIERREZ, Maria * 38.90%
  3. ADA, Peter Alexis * 37.10%
  4. SABLAN, Angel * 28.70%
  5. MCNINCH, Dr. Ron * 20.80%
  6. GUTHERTZ, Dr. Judi 19.40%