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Chemical castration for sex convicts: Where do candidates stand? - Vimarsana News

Chemical castration for sex convicts: Where do candidates stand?

Chemical castration for those convicted of sex crimes has been Guam law since 2015 but it has never been implemented and continues to draw opposing opinions from this year’s political

Delegate candidates answer questions on political status, military buildup, drug prevention and illegal migration - Vimarsana News

Delegate candidates answer questions on political status, military buildup, drug prevention and illegal migration

Congressional candidates responded to questions on Guam’s political status, drug prevention, the military buildup and illegal migration during a debate held by the Rotary Club of Guam Thursday at the

Delegate candidates differ on self-determination, reproductive rights - Vimarsana News

Delegate candidates differ on self-determination, reproductive rights

The candidates for congressional delegate both said they plan to use Guam’s strategic value to the U.S. military as a tool to get more federal support for the island.

Won Pat to use experience, education in competition for Congress with Moylan - Vimarsana News

Won Pat to use experience, education in competition for Congress with Moylan

After her win in the Democratic primary Saturday, former legislative speaker Judith Won Pat will face off against Republican candidate Sen. James Moylan in the race for Guam’s non-voting delegate

Exit poll shows Guam governor ahead of challenger in Democratic primary - Vimarsana News

Exit poll shows Guam governor ahead of challenger in Democratic primary

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — An exit poll conducted by students of University of Guam professor Ron McNinch shows voters in Saturday’s primary election supported Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s