Republicans reclaim Guam governorship in early unofficial results, Democrats win non-voting congressional seat

What happened: Early unofficial results from the 2026 U.S. midterm elections show Republicans have taken control of the governorship in Guam, and Democrats have won Guam’s non-voting delegate seat in the U.S. Congress. Source attribution and details: These reports come via The Guardian as cited by Arman Melli and Entekhab (Telegram). Uncertainty and phrasing: Results are described as initial and unofficial; the accounts quoted as saying Republicans “have taken control of the governorship of the territory” and Democrats “succeeded in winning Guam’s non-voting congressional seat.”