Certification of Election

In every election, except the primary election, the Guam Election Commission shall not certify the election results until the GEC makes a determination on all election complaints or causes for contest brought to the attention of the GEC within fifteen (15) calendar days of the election. Thereafter, as soon as all the votes are counted and the ballots are sealed, the Election Commission shall certify the results of the election. The final certification and the seal on the ballot envelopes shall be signed by a majority of the Commission. SOURCE: GC § 2530. Repealed and reenacted by P.L. 11-209:27 (Dec. 22, 1972) as GC § 2523. Codified as 3 GCA