“More needs to be done to alleviate the problems and pain felt by so many. I am determined to help get our economy and tourism industry back on track and get our people back to work.”

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

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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...

Lujan introduces legislation to exempt prescription drugs from BPT

In an effort to expand access to health care and improve public health on Guam, Sen. Jesse Lujan introduced Bill 220-37, according to a press release from the senator. Lujan’s bill adds prescription medicines to the list of exemptions from the business privilege tax...

Bill No.275-37(COR)

AN ACT TO ADD A NEW SUBSECTION (i) TO § 1112 OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 1, DIVISION 1, TITLE 12 GUAM CODE ANNOTATED, RELATIVE TO STANDARDIZING AIRPORT POLICE AND AIRCRAFT RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING POSITIONS COMPENSATION AT THE A.B. WON PAT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY,...

Bill No.220-37(COR)

AN ACT TO ADD A NEW § 26203 (f) TO ARTICLE 2, CHAPTER 26, TITLE 11 GUAM CODE ANNOTATED, RELATIVE TO EXPANDING THE BUSINESS PRIVILEGE TAX EXEMPTIONS LIST TO INCLUDE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS.

Senators sound off on where new hospital should be built

Pushing full steam ahead with a vision for a medical complex, Governor Lou Leon Guerrero confirmed with KUAM that a new location may be on the horizon. “I’m trying to locate a site. My goal is to locate a site by the end of the summer because we need to prepare the...

Energy credit extension, other measures pass

A three-month extension to long-standing energy credits is one of several measures that managed to pass the Guam Legislature this session.  Bill 208-37 would appropriate $15.8 million from general fund excess to support the application of $100 monthly credits to...

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