Sarah Mattie T. Nededog

Democrat · Candidate for Senator, Guam Legislature (I Liheslaturan Guåhan) · November 3, 2026

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What party is Sarah Mattie T. Nededog?
Sarah Mattie T. Nededog is running as a Democrat.
Who is Sarah Mattie T. Nededog running against?
Christopher M. Duenas, Jonathan James Savares, Telo Teresa Taitague, Louisa Jean Borja, Gregorio Salas Calvo, Eulogio S. Gumataotao, Vincent Anthony Velasco Borja, Shelly Vargas Calvo, Hoa Van Nguyen, William Mendiola Castro, Jesse Michael A. Lujan, Sabrina Salas Matanane, Matteo Thomas Mortera, Raffaele M. Sgambelluri, Joseph B.D. Arriola, Donna Rita Muna Quinata, Fred E. Bordallo Jr., Telena Monique Cruz Nelson, Joaquin Manuel Paulino Taitague, William Mark Alkonga Parkinson, Joaquin Alan Cruz, Kallen Marie E. Perez, Anthony W. Taijeron, Roy Anthony Benavente Quinata, Angel Anthony R. Sablan, Amanda L. Shelton, Angela Therese A.M. Santos, Darrel Christopher Barnett and Clynton E. Ridgell, for Senator, Guam Legislature (I Liheslaturan Guåhan).
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