Guam Governor winner?
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NOV 4, 2026
General Election
Voters choose the office holder.
Overview
Current roleState Senator
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyMainstream Republican
GenderMale
BackgroundTerritorial legislator (Guam Senator)
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Notable personal detailsVicente Anthony Borja “Tony” Ada is a Republican Guamanian legislator serving in the 38th Guam Legislature as Vice Speaker. He previously served in the 30th–33rd and 36th Guam Legislatures and has held caucus leadership roles including Minority Whip and Minority Leader. His background includes U.S. Army and Army Reserve service and work in the private sector, including roles associated with Ada’s Mortuary, Inc.
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Positions
Economy & Taxes
Tony Ada’s public campaign agenda emphasizes fiscal responsibility, disciplined spending, and lowering barriers for local small businesses. His platform also focuses on reducing the cost of living, reviving tourism, and growing the economy through private-sector development and broader investment rather than expanded government spending.
Healthcare
Tony Ada has publicly supported strengthening Guam’s healthcare system, including campaign language calling for excellence in healthcare and legislative efforts to improve access and funding. His recent bills include support for patient caregivers traveling with eligible patients for off-island treatment, preventive screening coverage, and a GMH capital preservation fund.
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Abortion & Reproductive Rights
Tony Ada supported a 20-week abortion restriction in a 2018 candidate survey. He also co-sponsored a 2022 Guam bill that would have restricted abortion after detection of an unborn child’s heartbeat and created a private civil right of action.
Climate & Energy
The campaign emphasizes protecting Guam’s natural environment through responsible development, conservation, and long-term stewardship, and it says it will improve the reliability of power, water, roads, and public facilities. It does not lay out a clear climate policy or explicit energy transition target in the materials reviewed.
Public Safety & Guns
Tony Ada has backed gun-rights-oriented measures such as a castle doctrine bill and a bill to remove restrictions on suppressors and silencers from Guam law. He has also been listed on legislation to bar openly or concealed carrying in police precincts and government offices, indicating a mix of pro-gun and regulatory positions.
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