Title 3, Elections

Upon the Commission determining that a runoff election is required, the Commission shall order and conduct a runoff election to be held on the fourteenth (14th) day following the date of the election which precipitated the need for the runoff. The Commission shall publish notice …

and Vice Mayor. The municipal offices of Mayor and Vice Mayor become vacant on the happening of any of the following events: (a) death of the incumbent; (b) declaration of mental incompetence by a final judgment or final order of a court of competent jurisdiction; (c) resignation…

Municipal Offices of Mayors and Vice Mayors. The Guam Election Commission shall call for a special election on a Saturday on or about sixty (60) days after a vacancy occurs in an office of Mayor or Vice Mayor, whenever one (1) or more vacancies occur therein two hundred forty (24…

Persons eligible to vote in a runoff election shall be the same voters who were eligible to vote at the election that precipitated the need for the runoff. When a runoff election is required, the Commission shall not purge the names of any voters for non-participation after a gen…

In the event that a runoff election is required pursuant to § 1422 or § 1712 of Title 48 of the United States Code, the Commission shall mail to each person who participated by absentee ballot in the election precipitating the need for a runoff election an absentee ballot for the…