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Sentator Terese Terlaje talks Making it Back in to 36th Guam Legislature–Comments on the Biden-Harris Win, with Patti

Written by Jeremie Charfauros on November 10, 2020

Current Senator of the 35th Guam Legislature & Senator Elect of the 36th Guam Legislature, Terese Terlaje talks plans in legislature upon voters of Guam selecting her to continue serving the island, expressing excitement and hopefulness in working with cohorts of the 36th Guam Legislature.

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Sentator Terese Terlaje talks Making it Back in to 36th Guam Legislature–Comments on the Biden-Harris Win, with Patti

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