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The House money committee chair says the governor told state departments to hold off on spending.

“We are promising Hawaii we will do more in our first 100 days in office than the other party has done in the last 50 years.”

UPDATED 7/22/00 at 11:55 a.m.: The candidate for city prosecutor also touts the backing of well-known law enforcement figures.

The term-limited Honolulu councilwoman is making use of her city platform as she seeks higher office. 

The latest iteration of the National Defense Authorization Act loosens restrictions on hemp and cannabis use for active duty troops and veterans.

“It is time to unveil the plan to reopen quarantine-free out-of-state travel.”

“I have been in office for 40 years and from Day One, I have believed that we needed to diversify our economy.”

“I have offered the ‘Triple A Economic Plan’: aerospace, aquaculture and alternative energy. In all three areas, Hawaii has a strategic advantage.”

The presumptive Democratic nominee for Hawaii’s 2nd Congressional District has a clear path to Washington, D.C.

“I will be continuing to do all I can to advance our profession away from the failed mass incarceration policies of the 1980s and 1990s.”