Guam's delegation has 1 member, a Republican. The delegation has sponsored 20 bills in the 119th Congress. Most active sponsors: James C. Moylan (20). Across the delegation, members have reported $198K in total receipts, with 30% from PACs and 1% from small-dollar individual contributions. 85 individual vote positions have been recorded across the delegation. The delegation holds 9 committee and subcommittee assignments.
Generated Oct 18, 2026 / 2026-10-11 – 2026-10-18
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James C. Moylan introduced HR 10407
To amend the Child Care and Development Block Grant Act of 1990 to increase funding for certain States and territories during certain fiscal years, and for other purposes.
James C. Moylan introduced HR 10408
To provide for periodic consultation between designated officials of Guam and the Federal Government.
James C. Moylan introduced HR 10115
To amend the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act to provide for certain claims related to atmospheric testing, and for other purposes.
James C. Moylan introduced HR 9923
To demonstrate United States leadership and to engage successfully in biotechnology diplomacy by recruiting and training biotechnology experts that can advocate for United States biotechnology priorities internationally, to ensure that Regional Technology Officers receive specialized training in biotechnology, and for other purposes.
House vote: delegation voted unanimously Nay on H R 8800
Failed (175-254)
House vote: delegation voted unanimously Yea on H R 8800
Agreed to (221-210)
House vote: delegation voted unanimously Yea on H R 8800
Agreed to (232-199)
House vote: delegation voted unanimously Yea on H R 8800
Failed (207-224)
House vote: delegation voted unanimously Nay on H R 8800
Failed (65-361)
House vote: delegation voted unanimously Nay on H R 8800
Agreed to (215-214)
House vote: delegation voted unanimously Yea on H R 8800
Failed (212-216)
House vote: delegation voted unanimously Nay on H R 8800
Agreed to (215-214)
To provide for periodic consultation between designated officials of Guam and the Federal Government.
James C. Moylan2026-09-16
To amend the Child Care and Development Block Grant Act of 1990 to increase funding for certain States and territories during certain fiscal years, and for other purposes.
James C. Moylan2026-09-16
To amend the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act to provide for certain claims related to atmospheric testing, and for other purposes.
James C. Moylan2026-08-17
To demonstrate United States leadership and to engage successfully in biotechnology diplomacy by recruiting and training biotechnology experts that can advocate for United States biotechnology priorities internationally, to ensure that Regional Technology Officers receive specialized training in biotechnology, and for other purposes.
James C. Moylan2026-07-23
Honoring the 80th anniversary of United States-Philippine relations.
James C. Moylan2026-05-29
To amend the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 to authorize assistance for certain development activities in high-income countries, and for other purposes.
James C. Moylan2026-04-30
Territorial Small Business Development Act of 2026
James C. Moylan2026-04-16
Equality in the Halls of Congress Act
James C. Moylan2026-01-14
Territorial Student Access to Higher Education Act
James C. Moylan2025-12-04
China AI Power Report Act
James C. Moylan2025-11-21
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