seats in the Guam Legislature since the mid-term election during the 29th Guam Legislature saw Senator Benjamin J.F. Cruz fill the vacancy left by the late Senator Antonio R. Unpingco. In the next General Election (2008), the 8-7 majority and in the next two legislatures, the Democratic Party has maintained a 9-6 majority. The 2014 General Election saw the vacancy left by the late Vicente "Ben" C. Pangelinan of an incumbent Democratic Senator, but their seats were taken by a newcomer Nerissa Bretania Underwood the wife of former Democratic Congressman and current University of Guam President Robert A. Underwood. Democratic Mayors and Vice Mayors of Guam Mayor Anthony P. Chargualaf was elected to his first term as Mayor of Inarajan in 2020 by a 59 percentage point lead. Five Mayors, Frankie A. Salas of Asan, Jessy Gogue of Chalan Pago-Ordot, Rudy A. Paco of Mongmong-Toto-Maite, Dale E. Alvarez of Santa Rita and Vicente S. Taitano of Talofofo were reelected for the first time in 2012. Mayor Robert R.D.C. Hoffman and Vice Mayor Rudy Don Iriarte have held their positions since they were first elected by the people of Sinajana in 2012. Mayor Melissa Savares have held her position since she were first elected by the people of Dededo in 2004 and newcomer Vice Mayor Peter J. Benavente was first elected to replace from his uncle an ongoing Vice Mayor Frank Benavente. Mayor Bill Quenga was first elected since the special election and to replace former mayor Jesse M. Blas. Election performance Governor Young Democrats of Guam Young Democrats of Guam (YDG) was founded on October 6, 2011, as the official youth arm of the Democratic Party of Guam. Party Officials Historic Chairpersons Current elected officials Territory officials Governor: Lou Leon Guerrero (9th) Lieutenant Governor of Guam: Josh Tenorio (10th) Attorney General: Leevin Camacho Legislative leaders Legislative Speaker: Therese M. Terlaje Senators of the Guam Legislature Therese M. Terlaje (Speaker) Tina Rose Muña Barnes (Vice Speaker) Telena Cruz Nelson (Majority Leader) Amanda Shelton (Legislative Secretary) Jose "Pedo" Terlaje Sabina Perez Former officials Governors Manuel F.L. Guerrero (Appointed) Ricardo Bordallo (2nd/4th) Carl Gutierrez (6th) Lieutenant Governors Rudy Sablan (2nd) Edward Diego Reyes (4th) Madeleine Bordallo (6th) U.S. House of Representatives Antonio B. Won Pat (1st Delegate) Robert A. Underwood (3rd Delegate) Madeleine Z. Bordallo (4th Delegate) Speakers of the Guam Legislature Antonio B. Won Pat (1st, under the Popular Party) Joaquin C.