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For the homeless, “We need realistic solutions that include both compassionate and ‘tough love’ strategies working simultaneously,” says the Waikiki incumbent.

“The Libertarian Party currently has the freshest ideas to move our society forward and improve our lives,” says the retired Punchbowl resident.

“Homelessness seems to be the most pressing issue facing my district, with property crime coming in a close second,” says the Nuuanu attorney.

“We must address kupuna care issues by creating a fund that will allow support to family caregivers,” says the attorney from Maunawili.

“We are currently meeting with stakeholders to work together to minimize crime and homelessness in the district,” says the incumbent.

“We must stop the flow of individuals and families slipping into homelessness by ensuring we have social safety nets in place,” says the former School Board member.

“Construction of affordable housing has been my highest priority since I was elected,” says the 10-year state representative.

“I would have interested committees formed on each island to inform of constituent concerns,” says the semi-retired civil rights attorney.

“The high cost of living is the cause of major problems such as homelessness and traffic,” says the founder of Keawe Adventures.

Homelessness “needs a long-term solution — not moving people from one community to another with the sit-lie ordinance,” says the retired challenger.