Which body represents the people of Guam in Congress?

The body that represents the people of Guam in Congress is the Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives. This position is unique to territories of the United States, allowing them to have a voice in the federal legislative process, albeit with limited voting rights. The Delegate can participate in debates, serve on committees, and advocate for the interests of Guam, but does not have the same voting privileges as elected representatives from the states.

The Governor of Guam serves as the executive leader of the territory and is responsible for implementing territory laws and managing the government, but the Governor does not represent the people in Congress. The Guam Legislative Assembly is the local legislative body responsible for making laws within Guam, but it does not have representation in the U.S. Congress. Similarly, the Guam Chamber of Commerce is a business-focused organization that supports local businesses and economic interests but does not have a role in representing the population in Congress.