Incumbent’s run for Senate opens up opportunity to represent vibrant urban and hillside communities.

Partisan contest lining up for the urban Honolulu seat.

Three GOP candidates are running in the primary for a Senate seat in West Oʻahu.

“Aquaculture can be an economic boom for Hawaiʻi if we invest in more shrimp, fish and shellfish farms.”

“I’d pair any term-limits discussion with the things that actually make seats competitive: public financing and transparency.”

“I support practical solutions that strengthen infrastructure, improve preparedness, and help communities adapt to future challenges.”

“I support introducing state tax incentives for clean industries, technology startups and specialized trades to open offices right here in ʻEwa Beach.”

“We need to be supporting businesses and households that experience large-scale weather-related loss, knowing that claims get paid with great delay.”

“The reality is that freshman lawmakers are often too new to effectively lead or meaningfully shape the Legislature’s policy agenda.”

“A major issue facing District 21 is balancing Hawaiʻi’s housing needs with concerns about overdevelopment, street parking, and emergency access.”