Frank Blas Aguon Jr. (born June 21, 1966) is a Guamanian politician and army lieutenant.

He ran as a write-in candidate for the November general election, finishing third with 22% of the vote.

[2] Aguon was the running mate of Guam gubernatorial candidate Robert A. Underwood in 2006.

In September the Underwood-Aguon ticket won in the primary election after they defeated by the former governor Carl Gutierrez and senator BJ Cruz after that Guiterrez is now endorsed to former congressman Underwood.

[6] Gutierrez and Aguon would lose the 2010 general election to Eddie Baza Calvo and Ray Tenorio by 487 votes.

As chairman of the Guam US Military Relocation, Homeland Security, Veteran's Affairs and Judiciary.

24-32 (COR) of the Guam Code Annotated relative to waiver of fees for immediate kin of fallen heroes.

Aguon's campaign treasurer is now Epifanio Winston M. Ilicito replacing J. Arthur Chan, Jr. for his working engineer.

27-33 (COR) an act relative to recognizing that public employees with superior ratings in Fiscal Year 2002 were not compensated for meritorious performance in accordance with the provisions contained in §6203, Title 4, Guam Code Annotated; authorizing the application of the Merit Bonus Program for Fiscal Year 2002; and providing for such payments.

28-33 (COR) a relative to removing the time restriction for the Guam Police Department Headquarters, Administrative and other Agency Sections from occupying Government-owned facilities at Tiyan, Guam; through amending Section 2 of Public Law No.

229.33 (COR) relative to the temporary employment of retired conservation officers and limited-term conservation officers recruits within the Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources of the Department of Agriculture should a critical need arise due to military activation or long-term disability.

They challenged Lou Leon Guerrero with Josh Tenorio, former governor Carl Gutierrez with Fred Bordallo, and Dennis Rodriguez with Dave Cruz.