“I’ve introduced legislation to fight our crystal meth plague and to reduce taxes on food and medicine. I’ve voted to ensure every family receives relief from their escalating power bills. But so much more still needs to be done. We need to rebuild our tourism industry and diversify our economy. We need to improve our schools and ensure we have a public hospital that we can all be proud of. We need to put politics aside and put the people of Guam first. I’m seeking re-election to continue to fight for the people of Guam. I humbly ask for your support.”

Jesse Anderson Lujan is a Republican Senator in the 37th Guam Legislature seeking re-election. With a commitment to reducing inflation, rebuilding Guam’s tourism industry, and eliminating drugs and crime, Senator Luajn is dedicated to fighting for a better Guam.

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Lujan introduces bill to improve concessions at Guam airport

Sen. Jess Lujan introduced a bill that he says will improve concessions at the Guam airport. Bill 319-37, introduced Friday afternoon, will allow the Guam A.B. Won Pat International Airport Authority to promulgate concession rules and regulations, Lujan’s office...

Senator Jesse Lujan, GVB honor Guam’s living World War II survivors

Project Today is an initiative to honor living World War II survivors. It's a joint effort between the office of Senator Jesse Lujan and the Guam Visitors Bureau. And Friday morning, some from the Greatest Generation were recognized in a certificate presentation in...

Lujan seeking to improve transit through Hawaii

Sen. Jesse Lujan has written to United Airlines Guam Director Sam Shinohara and United Airlines Global Managing Director Dan Weiss about an opportunity "to improve the travel experience" for Guam passengers transiting through Hawaii, by using an additional baggage...

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Senator Lujan Thanks the Guam Legislature for Supporting Airport Police and ARFF Personnel at GIAA

(Hagåtña, Guam) – On the thirteenth day of the June session, the 37th Guam Legislature passed Bill No.275-37(COR). The measure addresses the need for standardized compensation for Airport Police and Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) positions, aligning their pay with the Guam International Airport Authority (GIAA) Certified Technical and Professional (CTP) rules. The bill ensures that these critical roles…

Resolution No.447-37(COR)

Relative to requesting the United States Secretary of Transportation to authorize a temporary twenty-four (24) consecutive month exemption to expand cargo and passenger flexibility at the A.B. Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam…

Bill No.319-37(LS)

AN ACT TO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT § 1203.1 OF ARTICLE 2, TITLE 12 OF THE GUAM CODE ANNOTATED, RELATIVE TO PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO THE…

LETTER: Remove BPT on food, prescription medication

As prices of goods and services continue to climb, the people of Guam are finding it harder and harder to make ends meet, and they are looking to their elected officials for solutions. One way that the government of Guam can offer our people impactful relief is by...

Lawmakers unite to ask US DOT for 2-year flight exemption

With limited air competition resulting in “exceedingly expensive” flights from Guam to the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Hawaii and the U.S. mainland, the 37th Guam Legislature is seeking relief from the U.S. Department of Transportation. The relief...

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