Therese Terlaje holds the leading position in the Democratic primary for Guam governor, reflecting trader consensus on her established legislative profile as a territorial senator and former speaker of the Guam Legislature. Josh Tenorio, the sitting lieutenant governor, trails with meaningful but lower implied support, while Joe S. San Agustin registers minimal backing. A University of Guam poll conducted in early June showed the top two candidates statistically tied, yet subsequent market pricing has widened the gap, consistent with Terlaje’s longer tenure in key leadership roles and higher visibility among Democratic voters ahead of today’s August 1 primary. The race remains open until votes are counted, with no major late endorsements or developments reported that have shifted the balance.