Guam Resident Asks Court to Dismiss Voting Rights Lawsuit

A Guam resident says he asked a federal court to dismiss without prejudice his lawsuit over Guam’s election process, allowing him to refile next year while giving newly elected leaders a chance to address his concerns through policy. He argues the dispute involves civil and voting rights and says Guam needs stronger rights advocacy and greater political commitment; he also supports establishing a local law school. He says resolving the primary-election issue could affect his plans to run for delegate to Congress in 2028.