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John Carroll and Ray L’Heureux struggled to raise funds in the Republican primary election for governor.

Fresh faces are raising and spending more than some longtime lawmakers with better name recognition.

“Our Hawaiian community deserves better leadership at the board table. We have a great opportunity to shake up the board room with the potential influx of five new trustees.”

“If OHA can work to find a truly affordable housing formula or model that can be duplicated, then the rest of the state can benefit as well.”

UPDATEDÌýIn the lieutenant governor’s race, state Sen. Josh Green has raised and spent the most cash.

In the race for money, Esther Kia‘aina and Sam Wilder King II are winning.

“Manoa and Moiliili are established communities, and we need to ensure that the kupuna in our community are treated with dignity.”

“I have plans for bringing economic opportunities to Central Oahu and I have been working on these plans long before running for office.”

“I will protect the reasons people want to live in Mililani in the first place through smart policies and appropriate funding that maintain the integrity of our schools and neighborhoods.”

“As a former prosecutor of more than 15 years, I have seen firsthand that the U.S. criminal justice system treats the rich and guilty better than the poor and innocent. We must do better.”