The U.S. territory of Guam has voted for Kamala Harris in its non-binding straw poll on the U.S. presidency. However, her margin over former President Donald J. Trump is much tighter than that of Joe Biden in 2020, and an exit poll suggests that the GOP will take over the island’s legislature.
Harris eked out Trump with 49.46 percent to 46.22 percent support. In 2020, Biden won 55.38 percent, and in 2016, Hillary Clinton won 71.6 percent. If a similar swing towards Trump is replicated in formerly Democrat-voting areas in the U.S. proper, it could spell trouble for the Vice President.
Meanwhile, an exit poll for Guam’s legislative elections suggests the Republican Party will secure a majority for the first time since 2008.
#NEW FINAL Guam results
🔵 Harris: 49.5% (+3.3)
🔴 Trump: 46.2%2020: Biden+13.5
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 5, 2024
Image by U.S. Navy, Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Jasen Moreno-Garcia.