Fiji, Nov. 4 -- The Republican Party's gubernatorial team of Tony Ada and Edward Calvo won Tuesday's close race, beating the Democratic team of Therese Terlaje and her running mate, Sabina Perez, by securing 51 percent of the vote.

The Ada-Calvo team, which ran a well-oiled campaign machine with the full backing of former Republican governors, garnered 15,945 votes, compared with Terlaje-Perez's 14,925.

The Guam Elections Commission recorded a 53.11 percent voter turnout.

In the congressional race, the incumbent Republican James Moylan lost his bid for a third term to his Democratic challenger Alicia Limtiaco, former attorney general. She received 15,645 voters, beating Moylan's 14,983.

In a five-way race for attorney general, former ...