Guam Memorial Hospital~ Post Typhoon Karen~ 1962~Ypao Point
Guam Memorial Hospital ~ 1956~Ypao Point
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Platform built for all the people of Guam—frontline workers, elders, youth, military families, migrants, and those long ignored by politics. It’s rooted in dignity, transparency, and cultural renewal.
Infrastructure That Works for Everyone
Guam’s roads, water systems, and public facilities must serve every village, every family, every worker. Enforce penalties for delay and ban ghost contractors. Prioritize frontline infrastructure—water, power, roads, and flood control. Publish public dashboards for every project, in plain language and multiple languages
Clean Water, Clean Soil, Clean Future
Environmental justice should be recognized as a fundamental human right. Allocate funding for independent testing of so-called "forever chemicals" in all communities, including every public and private educational institution. Full public disclosure of any contamination risks should be mandated, and entities responsible for pollution must be held accountable, ensuring transparency and eliminating concealment.
Dignity for Frontline Workers
From nurses to linemen, teachers to sanitation crews—Guam runs on frontline labor. Elevate frontline voices in every legislative decision
Youth, Elders, and Families
Guam’s strength is intergenerational and multicultural. Expand mental health services in schools and senior centers. Protect families from predatory landlords and broken infrastructure. Fund programs that connect youth and elders through service, storytelling, and care
Abolish the Jones Act
The Jones Act is a hidden tax on island survival. Support full repeal for Guam—no exemptions, no waivers. Lower the cost of food, fuel, medicine, and construction. Empower local businesses and farmers with affordable trade access
Radical Transparency
Public trust starts with public access. Publish all legislative drafts, votes, and lobbying contacts. Require public comment periods for all major bills. Protect whistleblowers, investigative journalists, and citizen watchdogs
Multilingual Access and Cultural Respect
Guam speaks many languages—and every voice matters. Translate public materials into Chamorro, Tagalog, Chuukese, Korean, and other languages. Fund cultural renewal programs in schools, villages, and media. Ensure elders, migrants, and youth can access services without barriers
Drug Intervention
Tackle drug abuse with tough enforcement, community prevention, and treatment that heals—because Guam deserves safety and second chances.
Transparency in Healthcare
Translate health resources into Chamorro, Tagalog, Chuukese, Korean, and additional languages.
• Require transparent pricing for all medical services—no hidden fees, no surprise bills
• Fund audits of healthcare providers receiving public funds
• Publish plain-language cost comparisons for common treatments and medications
Fund the OPA for Full Government Accountability
No more hiding. Every agency, every dollar, every year.
• Fully fund the Office of Public Accountability (OPA) to audit all government agencies
• Require timely, public audit reports—no delays, no red tape
• Empower the OPA to investigate waste, fraud, and abuse across departments
• Publish audit summaries in plain language and multiple languages
• Protect whistleblowers and ensure follow-up action on audit findings
This platform is for everyone—not just insiders, not just voters, but every person who calls Guam home.
“This campaign isn’t mine—it’s yours. Let’s build a Guam that works. Together.”