by Sabrina Salas Matanane

Guam - Reacting to the Legislature's override of his veto of Bill 413, Governor Eddie Calvo says he'll continue to focus on much bigger issues. The legislation now public law mandates not only election reforms, but the democrats included a provision requiring an audit of the 2010 election.

"In the legislature there are some who are obviously stuck in 2010 and want to rewrite history. I'm too busy we got so many issues ahead for this island. The good news is we have projects such as our hospital but there are also issues that are so important such as our deficit such as building affordable homes for our people such as paying tax refunds," he said.

The Democrats were successful at the override, because Republican senator Aline Yamashita switched her previous position on the bill. The Guam Election Commission meanwhile has concerns about the bill because they don't have the money to conduct the audit. The GEC board will meet next week where executive director Maria Pangelinan plans to bring the issue to their attention.