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territory was put to the voters. Senator Paul
Bordallo, his brother, favored independence. The voters elected to keep the status quo as a dependent territory. Bordallo was successful in securing $ 367 million for typhoon reconstruction, capital improvement project and Government of Guam investments. A new was secured at the Guam Memorial Hospital.
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1636:(1898–1899)
1115:(write-in)
1104:Independent
797:Nathan Hale
793:.38 caliber
757:to a prison
684:Eddie Reyes
471:Rudy Sablan
237:Preceded by
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156:Rudy Sablan
103:Preceded by
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2044:C. Camacho
2025:C. Camacho
1918:McCandlish
1582:1983–1987
1555:1975–1979
1525:1971–1973
1487:Democratic
1469:1961–1963
1458:New office
1415:References
1395:Democratic
1364:Republican
1349:Candidate
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497:1927-12-11
489:Early life
461:1990-01-31
453:1927-12-11
342:Democratic
309:1927-12-11
282:1971-01-04
274:1957-01-07
152:Lieutenant
144:1979-01-01
136:1975-01-06
92:Lieutenant
84:1987-01-05
76:1983-01-03
2069:Gutierrez
1966:Civilian
1937:Military
1855:Wettengel
1797:Salisbury
1748:Schofield
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740:extortion
388:Education
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2079:E. Calvo
2059:Bordallo
2054:P. Calvo
2049:Bordallo
2034:Elected
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1881:Althouse
1868:Althouse
1650:Martínez
706:Ben Blaz
580:governor
412:Bordallo
380:Children
1992:Corbett
1986:Elvidge
1976:Skinner
1957:Pownall
1903:Bradley
1898:Shapley
1844:Hodgman
1827:Simpson
1814:Maxwell
1779:McNamee
1767:McNamee
1675:Taussig
1664:Roberto
1408:46.21%
1405:15,744
1386:53.79%
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1334:47.58%
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1850:Gilmer
1838:Gilmer
1820:Cronan
1802:Coontz
1791:Freyer
1742:Sewell
1712:Naval
1692:Kaiser
1352:Votes
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1278:Party
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1133:Party
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1090:7,203
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1026:Party
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987:1,469
966:1,756
942:4,435
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910:Party
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842:Votes
836:Party
806:Honors
519:Toyota
348:Spouse
1892:Brown
1886:Price
1861:Spore
1833:Smith
1808:Hinds
1773:Potts
1755:Stone
1732:Swift
1722:Leary
1680:Pérez
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