Election Fallout: Village results show turnout at just 53%, the lowest for a Guam gubernatorial election; Inalåhan and Agana Heights led participation, while Tamuning had the lowest turnout. Republican Tony Ada and EJ Calvo won Adelup, and Republicans kept the Legislature, while Democrat Alicia Limtiaco unseated Delegate James Moylan. Seabed Mining: A Senate bill could make it harder for future administrations to reverse mining approvals; the planned Marianas lease area is about 47 miles from Guam. Transition and Schools: The Ada-Calvo team has named a transition group. Separately, Simon Sanchez High School demolition and rebuilding will be procured in separate packages; demolition still awaits Guam Department of Education authorization, while the rebuild proposal is under attorney general review. Federal Policy: Census projections point to a 38% decline in Guam’s population by 2100, while advocates warn proposed counting changes could threaten territorial representation and access to federal resources. Military Buildup: Guam’s defense liaison office still cannot identify which villages will feel the buildup’s effects first; a study of local infrastructure needs remains underway.