The day after the general election of 2014, Ray Tenorio summoned a handful of the Calvo Tenorio campaign’s communications staff to the upper meeting room at Ture Cafe in East…

By William Parkinson for Kandit News & Views The Democratic Party has always been strongest when it adapts, when it evolves to meet the challenges of its time. At its…

The legislature’s rules committee adopted resolutions by Tina Muna Barnes that remove any adverse impact on legislative business due to the six Democrat senators’ inability to elect a minority leader.…

Opinion by John Ananich II for Circus Weekly, a Kandit News & Views column   Ladies and gentlemen, step right up! The 2026 gubernatorial election is rolling into town, and…

Opinion by Tina Rose Muna Barnes It’s disheartening that instead of writing about efforts to care for our families, this letter will focus on the petty side of politics. But…

Republicans are hungry for Adelup. With two confirmed candidates for governor and five rumored to be exploring their chances, seven Republican men are out in the community asking voters either…

Can You Count the Number of People In The Room Who Want to Be Governor? Monday morning’s inauguration of the Thirty-eighth Guam Legislature wasn’t simply the seating of 15 new…

Episode 1 of Two Sides of the Lightbulb with Carlos Pangelinan and Troy Torres In the first podcast of our new weekly segment, Two Sides of the Lightbulb, Carlos Pangelinan…

By Ron McNinch One of my all time favorite politicians on Guam is Governor Carl Gutierrez. Over the years, he has worked tirelessly to serve the people of Guam and as a leader, he always…

They’re fresh from their party’s near-sweep of Guam’s 2024 elections, and now more influential than they have been in a while. All three of Guam’s surviving former Republican governors met…