Parliamentary elections were held in Guam in March 1931.Robert F. Rogers (1995) Destiny's Landfall: A History of Guam, University of Hawaii Press, p149
Background In March 1931 Governor Willis W. Bradley dissolved the First Guam Congress, stating that it was "not functioning either as a representative body or in a manner to take full advantage of its responsibilities." He issued a proclamation that created a bicameral Congress with a 27-member House of Representatives and a 15-member House of Council. Members of the House of Representatives were to serve for two years and members of the House of Council for four.
Aftermath The Second Guam Congress met for the first time on 2 April 1931, with Bradley opening the meeting.
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