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While the Hawaii senator doesn’t face much of a challenge in November, her campaign is raising and spending money like she does.

“As various recent heart-breaking real-life consequences both nationally and here at home attest, our immigration policy, while sound in principle, is broken in practice.”

“The most pressing issue facing Senate District 1 (Hilo) is the unexpected and now severely destructive eruption of Kilauea volcano that began in early May.”

Gov. David Ige and state Rep. Andria Tupola both oppose using LNG to produce electricity. But their differences shine through on other topics.

The Affordable Hawaii Coalition PAC buys more airtime to defeat the statewide ballot measure on using property taxes for schools.

“I would support a clean constitutional convention of representatives throughout the State of Hawaii. The question would be who would finance the con con.”

“Education is over 60 percent of our budget and the most important thing we deal with on a regular basis.”

“I believe the most pressing issue facing Kauai is the high cost of living and the issues associated with it. We need to be more self-sustainable so we can take care of ourselves amidst the growing cost of living.”

“Without economic growth, we won’t be able to afford to live here. And without environmental preservation, we will destroy what makes Kauai special.”

“By following the Kauai General Plan, funding infrastructure projects in the urban core to increase water and sewer delivery, we can build affordable housing closer to jobs.”