Candidate Q&A: State House District 19 — Kathy Feldman
“I fully support a statewide citizens initiative process, because I feel our residents have a right to have a voice and need to be heard.”
Candidate Q&A: U.S. Senate — Timothy Dalhouse
“We must elect citizens to office who have more experience than just being a government officeholder.”
Candidate Q&A: Honolulu City Council District 8 — Keone Simon
“We need to be self-sustaining because you never know when hard times will come and we need to be prepared to take care of our families and friends. “
Candidate Q&A: House District 25 — Kim Coco Iwamoto
“We need a moratorium on permitting new luxury construction, at least until we have a sufficient supply of affordable housing.”
Candidate Q&A: Office of Hawaiian Affairs At-Large Trustee — Kealii Makekau
“We need to regulate how many visitors can come here and have tougher environmental laws for public and sacred sites.”
Candidate Q&A: State House District 44 — Jonathan Lee
“Legislators, especially committee chairs, have too much power to simply sit on their hands when they don’t feel like doing something.”
Candidate Q&A: Lieutenant Governor — Sherry Menor-McNamara
“Sunshine and open records laws that other government institutions and agencies follow should definitely apply to the state Legislature as well. But that is only the start.”
Candidate Q&A: Lieutenant Governor — Keith Amemiya
“I am the only candidate for lieutenant governor who is not a career politician or lobbyist, and the only one who does not take money from lobbyists.”
Candidate Q&A: Lieutenant Governor — Ikaika Anderson
“My first order of business as lieutenant governor would be to put the question of term limits to a constitutional amendment, so that the people of Hawaii can decide.”
Candidate Q&A: Governor — Vicky Cayetano
“We are not short of ideas in Hawaii. But we lack the political will, creative mindset and inspirational leadership that are instrumental in getting things done.”