Tenorio, the new vice president of Guam Autospot, to be her running mate in the 2018 primary and general election. Leon Guerrero once ran for Lt. Governor under the Ada/Leon Guerrero ticket in the 1998 Democratic primary and lost against the incumbent ticket of Governor Carl T.C. Gutierrez and Lt. Governor Madeleine Z. Bordallo. Leon Guerrero currently serves as the chair of the board of directors at the Bank of Guam. Josh Tenorio served as the deputy chief of staff under the administration of former governor Carl T.C. Gutierrez, who is running once again for Governor of Guam. Former Governor Carl T.C. Gutierrez, serving from 1995 to 2003 Governor Gutierrez declared his bid for governor in his home in Agaña Heights. He has selected former Guam Police Department chief Fred Bordallo as his running mate. Bordallo once ran for a seat in the Guam Legislature in 2016 but lost. He ran again as governor in 2006 under the Gutierrez/Cruz ticket but lost in the primaries against former Delegate Robert A. Underwood and Senator Frank B. Aguon. He ran once again as Governor of Guam in 2010, with Frank B. Aguon as his running mate. They were narrowly defeated by the Republican Calvo-Tenorio ticket by 487 votes. In 2014, former Governor Gutierrez and his running mate Gary Gumataotao ran against the re-election bid of Republican Governor Eddie Baza Calvo and Lt. Governor Ray Tenorio. They later lost the election and gave their support to the re-elected leaders. Sen. Dennis G. Rodriguez Jr., 31st-33rd, currently serving in the 34th Guam Legislature In January, Senator Rodriguez officially announced his bid for the Governor of Guam, selecting former educator and military veteran David Cruz Jr. as his running mate. Rodriguez's running mate, David Cruz Jr., faced challenges in his bid for Lt. Governor due to an employment contract with the Guam Department of Education. Laws on Guam prohibit government employees from running for public office. Cruz was fired by the Department of Education by late June 2018, after serving for years as an Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps instructor at the John F. Kennedy High School. Results General election The general elections were held on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Democratic candidate Lou Leon Guerrero garnered 18,081 votes against Ray Tenorio's 9,419 votes. Guam law requires gubernatorial candidates to attain more than 50% of the total votes to be elected governor. Leon Guerrero