Candidates 2026

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Candidate Q&A: Kauaʻi County Council – Cheree Rapozo

Candidate Q&A: Kauaʻi County Council – Cheree Rapozo

“We must stop reacting to problems after they become crises and start planning for Kauaʻi’s future.”

Candidate Q&A: State House District 43 — Kanani Souza

Candidate Q&A: State House District 43 — Kanani Souza

“Emergency preparedness and transportation infrastructure will remain priorities, especially additional access in and out of Makakilo.”

Candidate Q&A: State House District 49 – ‘Ale Rodas

Candidate Q&A: State House District 49 – ‘Ale Rodas

“After nearly 20 years as an educator, I can’t ignore Castle High School’s low proficiency rates. This is not a failure of teachers or students, but a sign that we need better support, priorities, and accountability.”

Candidate Q&A: State House District 42 — Anthony Makana Paris

Candidate Q&A: State House District 42 — Anthony Makana Paris

“Position Hawaiʻi as the Pacific’s data hub with responsibly sited, well‑operated data centers and fiber optic cables to Asia, Americas and Oceania.”

Candidate Q&A: State Senate District 17 – Nani Brown

Candidate Q&A: State Senate District 17 – Nani Brown

“The most extractive businesses should be footing the bill for the damage they are causing to our land through taxes as a moral obligation.”

Candidate Q&A: State House District 4 — Tamlyn Hunt

Candidate Q&A: State House District 4 — Tamlyn Hunt

“I measure my wealth and my community’s wealth in solar panels, battery storage and food forests.”

Candidate Q&A: State House District 37 — Trish La Chica

Candidate Q&A: State House District 37 — Trish La Chica

“I’m raising my family in this community, so every decision I make is personal.”

Candidate Q&A: Governor – Calvert Williamson

Candidate Q&A: Governor – Calvert Williamson

“Green fee revenues should be transparent, independently audited, and prioritized for wildfire prevention, water infrastructure, disaster preparedness, and community resilience.”

Candidate Q&A: Governor – Ken Fujiyama

Candidate Q&A: Governor – Ken Fujiyama

“My overall plan is to provide 100,000 vacant lots facing gravel roads without utilities that will sell for about $50,000 a lot.”

Candidate Q&A: Governor – Gary Cordery

Candidate Q&A: Governor – Gary Cordery

“We will amend the 5% of zoned land to 6%, this additional land will be for local families to purchase and partner in the construction phase, creating generational wealth.”