AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoElection Results: Republican Tony Ada won Guam’s governorship by 1,020 votes, while Democrat Alicia Limtiaco led the congressional race in the final unofficial count. Republicans also retained their legislative majority. The incoming administration faces high fuel and food costs, a slow tourism recovery and decisions over the island’s energy and infrastructure. Power and Utilities: Guam’s utilities regulator approved a $37.5 million credit line for the power authority amid fuel-price swings, while GPA moves ahead with plans to underground power lines. Tourism and Transport: Visitor arrivals and spending fell in September, and airport flight and seat capacity is down nearly 25%. A protest over the airport concessionaire selection adds uncertainty for the sector. Visitor Attractions: The Aquarium of Guam has postponed reopening until spring 2027 after typhoon-related delays to construction and repairs.
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