Thomas Joseph Fisher

Nonpartisan · Candidate for Attorney General of Guam · November 3, 2026

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The state's top lawyer and law-enforcement official. Represents the state in court, defends state laws, issues legal opinions, enforces consumer-protection laws, and can lead investigations and multi-state lawsuits.

5 candidates are running for Attorney General of Guam in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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What party is Thomas Joseph Fisher?
Thomas Joseph Fisher is running as a Nonpartisan candidate (the office is nonpartisan).
What does the Attorney General of Guam seat do?
The state's top lawyer and law-enforcement official. Represents the state in court, defends state laws, issues legal opinions, enforces consumer-protection laws, and can lead investigations and multi-state lawsuits.
Who is Thomas Joseph Fisher running against?
Phillip James Tydingco, Jordan Lawrence Evangelista Pauluhn, Peter John Santos and Douglas B. Moylan, for Attorney General of Guam.
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