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Candidate Q&A: State House District 10 – Jen Mather Richard Mather Aisles in Paradis

Candidate Q&A: State House District 10 – Jen Mather

“Hawaii is seemingly so progressive and yet it lacks direct democratic referendums or initiatives.
I wholly support citizens actively taking part in policymaking.”

Candidate Q&A: State House District 10 – Chayne Marten Screen shot

Candidate Q&A: State House District 10 – Chayne Marten

“Look at the last 60 years under one-party leadership, it has been a disaster — the worst schools in the nation.”

Candidate Q&A: OHA Oahu Trustee — Esther Kia’aina Esther Kiaaina

Candidate Q&A: OHA Oahu Trustee — Esther Kia’aina

“A Native Hawaiian government would allow Native Hawaiians to have their own land base with the autonomy to make their own decisions and laws under their jurisdiction.”

Candidate Q&A: OHA Oahu Trustee — Kalei Akaka Tracy Wright Corvo

Candidate Q&A: OHA Oahu Trustee — Kalei Akaka

“It comes down to productivity and self-sufficiency. When the Native Hawaiians are able to rise up and be productive and self-sufficient, all of Hawaii benefits.”

Loss Of Mainland Market For Marlin Is One More Sign Dan Inouye Is Gone NOAA

Loss Of Mainland Market For Marlin Is One More Sign Dan Inouye Is Gone

For six years, Hawaii and other Pacific islands enjoyed an exemption that allowed them to sell billfish on the mainland. Congress and President Trump just revoked it.

Candidate Q&A: State House District 20 — Julia Allen Julia Allen

Candidate Q&A: State House District 20 — Julia Allen

“The most pressing issue in my district is the increasing cost of living driven by high taxation and overregulation. I would start by reducing the size of government and the burden it places on our citizens.”

Candidate Q&A: State House District 20 — Calvin Say Calvin K.Y. Say

Candidate Q&A: State House District 20 — Calvin Say

“I support (holding a state constitutional convention). The community, state, nation and world have evolved during the past 40 years to a new era of technology.”

Neal Milner: Let’s Face It, We Are Way Past The Middle Of The Road Flickr: Gage Skidmore

Neal Milner: Let’s Face It, We Are Way Past The Middle Of The Road

The truth is, most Americans are fine with the idea of finding common ground — as long as it involves the other side coming to its senses.

Candidate Q&A: Kauai Mayor — Derek Kawakami Derek Kawakami

Candidate Q&A: Kauai Mayor — Derek Kawakami

“I will immediately launch shovel-ready projects, and push for new housing in the Lihue area, where most jobs are.”

Candidate Q&A: Kauai Mayor — Mel Rapozo Mel Rapozo

Candidate Q&A: Kauai Mayor — Mel Rapozo

“The council has funded our Roads Division year after year, however, the roads were not getting paved. It is not a money issue but rather a performance issue.”