ChuukVotes.org Chuuk State unofficial results
2027 General Election
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Unofficial — not certified
Last publishedMay 13, 2026, 10:26 PM ChST

Fefan 1 seat

Mayor - Fefan

1,701 candidate votes
11 of 18 reporting61%
Current standingRanked by total votes · Provisional
  1. 1Keim Mathias & Tamson SimiLeading95456.1%
  2. 2Wis Werner & William Romos74743.9%
Leading margin: 207 votes. Keim Mathias & Tamson Simi leads Wis Werner & William Romos. Jump to voting places
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Candidate votes by municipality and voting place. All municipalities · Reporting only. Candidates are in listed order.
Municipality / voting placeWis Werner & William RomosVotes / shareKeim Mathias & Tamson SimiVotes / shareTotal
Fefan11 of 18 reporting · 11 shown
Inaka152 candidate votes7549.3%7750.7%Leading here152
Fanip Kukku209 candidate votes5827.8%15172.2%Leading here209
Soporenong199 candidate votes6130.7%13869.3%Leading here199
Messa175 candidate votes16795.4%Leading here84.6%175
Pwene156 candidate votes8554.5%Leading here7145.5%156
Sapore234 candidate votes12653.8%Leading here10846.2%234
UFO249 candidate votes7329.3%17670.7%Leading here249
Fefan VAAPP Weno12 candidate votes216.7%1083.3%Leading here12
Fefan VAAPP Honolulu143 candidate votes3927.3%10472.7%Leading here143
Fefan VAAPP Guam163 candidate votes5533.7%10866.3%Leading here163
Fefan VAAPP Travelers9 candidate votes666.7%Leading here333.3%9
Fefan subtotal11 displayed places74743.9%95456.1%Leading here1,701

Fefan

11 of 18 reporting · 11 shown

1,701 votes shown

Inaka

152 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William Romos7549.3%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson SimiLeading here7750.7%

Fanip Kukku

209 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William Romos5827.8%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson SimiLeading here15172.2%

Soporenong

199 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William Romos6130.7%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson SimiLeading here13869.3%

Messa

175 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William RomosLeading here16795.4%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson Simi84.6%

Pwene

156 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William RomosLeading here8554.5%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson Simi7145.5%

Sapore

234 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William RomosLeading here12653.8%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson Simi10846.2%

UFO

249 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William Romos7329.3%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson SimiLeading here17670.7%

Fefan VAAPP Weno

12 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William Romos216.7%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson SimiLeading here1083.3%

Fefan VAAPP Honolulu

143 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William Romos3927.3%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson SimiLeading here10472.7%

Fefan VAAPP Guam

163 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William Romos5533.7%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson SimiLeading here10866.3%

Fefan VAAPP Travelers

9 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William RomosLeading here666.7%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson Simi333.3%

Fefan subtotal

1,701 candidate votes

Leading here
  1. Wis Werner & William Romos74743.9%
  2. Keim Mathias & Tamson SimiLeading here95456.1%

Latest returns

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FefanInaka

0152 votes now shown

FefanFefan VAAPP Honolulu

+143143 votes now shown

FefanFefan VAAPP Guam

+163163 votes now shown

How these results are calculated

Totals sum published voting-place returns. Percentages are shares of all candidate votes, not shares of voters; voters may choose more than one candidate in a multi-seat race. Reporting progress counts a place after its first published return, including a zero-vote return. Municipality subtotals sum the displayed places; active search filters are clearly marked. Green means the current leading or seat-range candidates; amber marks only a tie at the final-seat boundary. A tie within the seat range is not a cutoff tie. Area standings do not declare a winner unless the race is certified.

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