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“We need to support election laws and media standards that do not favor those with pre-existing name recognition and significant financial resources.”

“America needs to … end our decades-long policy of using American military power to overthrow governments we don’t like.”

“The biggest issue facing Hawaii is the continued illegal occupation of our country by the United States.”

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But many of those who want your vote this year are still giving us the silent treatment as the Aug. 13 primary approaches.

Maui County’s housing shortage “stems from poor legislation introduced and enacted a decade ago,” says the Wailuku resident.

“By far, the most complaints that I hear from my district are about the conditions of our county roads,” says the Olinda resident.

Caldwell, Djou and Carlisle have each held Honolulu campaign fundraisers in recent days.

The PAC backing the candidate for Hawaii’s 1st Congressional District calls itself “the nation’s largest resource for women in politics.”

“You can’t innovate, dream and succeed when everything requires a license, a special permit or permission from Honolulu’s political class,” says the Republican challenger.