By Steve Limtiaco and Theresa Merto
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TÃA, Guam (June 1, 2001 - Pacific Daily News)---The 2002 elections became more focused yesterday; with two Democrats announcing they will run for congressional delegate.
Lt. Gov. Madeleine Bordallo made her announcement during a birthday fund-raising event at the Guam Marriott Resort, noting her candidacy was one of the "worst-kept secrets" on island.
"Tonight, I ask for your help again, as I declare my candidacy for the office of delegate to Congress," Bordallo said.
Earlier yesterday, Sen. Judith Won Pat, D-Inarajan, told the Pacific Daily News after the legislative session that she plans to run for delegate.
"I’ve always thought about running for this position," Won Pat said. "It has been, of course, a goal of mine I’ve set for some time."
Bordallo also announced that Democratic Delegate Robert Underwood will not seek another term as congressman and that she believes he will instead run for...