Christopher Duenas

State Senator, Guam

Senator Christopher M.

  • Republican
  • Guam
  • Currently serving
Portrait of Christopher Duenas
Role State Senator

Current office, as recorded in the directory.

Service since 2026

Dates of service on record.

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Biography

Senator Christopher M. Duenas is a respected public servant with a distinguished record of leadership in both government and private industries. With a strong foundation in maritime operations, property management, and public administration, he has consistently championed policies that strengthen Guam’s infrastructure, housing opportunities, and public safety. His service reflects a deep commitment to the people of Guam, guided by experience, integrity, and a results-driven approach to legislative work. He remains dedicated to advancing responsible solutions that uphold the island’s values and improve the quality of life for all its residents.

Education & Certifications 1985 – Graduate, John F. Kennedy High School 1989 – 50-Ton Near Coastal Master License, Houston Marine School 1994 – 100-Ton Upgrade Master License 1999 – Certified Atlantis V Submarine Pilot

Professional Experience 1990–1992 – Charter Dive Boat Captain 1992–1994 – Owner/Operator, Charter Fishing Business 1994–2002 – Atlantis Submarine Pilot 2019–2021 – Property Manager

Public Sector Leadership 2003–2009 – Director, Department of Youth Affair 2009–2010 – Director, Department of Land Management 2011–2012 – Senator, 31st Guam Legislature 2013–2014 – Senator, 32nd Guam Legislature 2015–2016 – Policy Staff, Office of the Governor of Guam 2017–2018 – President, Guam Housing Corporation 2021–Present – Senator, 36th, 37th & 38th Guam Legislature

Boards, Task Forces & Advisory Committees Federal Advisory Committee on Juvenile Justice – Guam Representative State Advisory Group (SAG) – Member Lt. Governor’s Beautification Task Force – Chairman PEACE (Prevention and Early Intervention Advisory Committee Empowerment) – Member Guam Workforce Investment Board – Vice-Chair, Committee on Youth Drug Symposium – Participant

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