Guam § 5103 - Prohibited Activity.

§ 5103. Prohibited Activity.

(a) An employee shall not use his official authority or

influence for the purpose of interfering with or affecting the

result of an election.

(b) Specific activities in which employees are prohibited

from participating include, but are not limited to:

(1) soliciting, collecting, handling, disbursing or

accounting for assessments, contributions or other funds for

a political party, partisan political organization or candidate;

(2) organizing, selling tickets to, seeking support for or

actively participating in a fund-raising activity of a political

party, partisan political organization or candidate;

(3) taking an active part in managing the political

campaign of a candidate;

(4) being a candidate;

(5) discharging, promoting, demoting or changing the

compensation of any other employee or promising or

threatening to do so, because said other employee advocates

or fails to advocate through contribution, voting or

otherwise, a candidate; and

(6) using government travel allowances, government

transportation, government supplies or government facilities

for the benefit of any political party, partisan political

organization or candidate.