Inoa Poʻo o kāu ʻAoʻao

"I am passionate about protecting and preserving what is left of our home, honoring the rich history of this wahi, and finding solutions so that our people continue to remain here."

"A campaign focused on listening to you, a campaign focused on easing the high cost of living, managing solutions for our houseless communities, protecting our environment, increasing the safety we should expect in our homes, and ushering in a new level of government transparency."

"If elected, I will be a vote for community safety, truly affordable housing, a government that puts the needs of our working families, our keiki, and our kupuna first."

"The people who make Kalihi special are the backbone of Honolulu’s workforce, yet we are the ones most in need of investment. We move forward together to sustain Kalihi’s character and stimulate new community-centered growth"

"Homes our keiki can grow into and our kūpuna can stay in — built for local families, not speculation."

"The farmer farmed the ʻawa,the ʻawa soothed the soul. The farmer fed the pig, the pig fed the people The farmer grew the taro, the poi grew the strength. The strength grew the family, the family grew the nation. A mau hoʻi ke ea o ka ʻāina."

"Our community deserves reliable leadership that will deliver well-researched decision-making and swift actionable solutions."

"I am running because I love our people, our home, and our ʻāina. I am running because it is time for leadership that protects our land and culture, empowers our communities, and

grows a future where our keiki can thrive."

"Let's cultivate a Hawai'i where our keiki can once again swim and even drink from the Nuʻuanu Stream. Let's create a Hawaiʻi where we only need to work one job and each household has access to free child & kūpuna care."

"Hawaiʻi is at a turning point. The old pay-to-play system is failing, and the people of Hilo deserve more than business as usual."

"I am a native Hawaiian mom who cares deeply about our 'āina. I am running for senate to bring ACCOUNTABILITY to our government, keep our community safe and fed and to keep our land and economy sustainable."

"Every policy I support must benefit Maui Nui’s working people and protect the kai, ‘āina, and wai that sustains us"

"No one in Hawaiʻi should have to choose between rent and insulin. No parent should delay care for a sick child out of fear of a bill. No kupuna should ration treatment after a lifetime of work."

"Affordable housing, first and foremost. I will work diligently each and every day as your  council member to focus on expanding our inventory of housing, at all levels that local families can afford."

"families shouldn’t have to choose between paying rent and seeing a doctor. We’ll fight for housing that our people can afford, not just promises, and our keiki and kūpuna deserve the best"

"For those who are overwhelmed by Honolulu’s high cost of living, who struggle to live paycheck-to-paycheck, who are forced to take on more and more debt, who simply cannot afford to get sick or injured- I am fighting for you"

"I am driven by a deep love for the lands, waters, and people of Hawaiʻi. I believe in politics that put people before profit, and care for ʻāina as the heart and soul of our island community. "

"The root of our economy is our people, and we should invest accordingly. Our education system should lead the world, as it did in the 19th century. We can do it again."

"As an organic farmer I believe in Aloha Aina practices. Healthy lands make for healthy people. Maui County must ensure that local people are able to grow local. "

“Maui County is quickly becoming a home for the rich only and not for the common folks. We need to start building for real people, and not for people with multiple homes.”

"Strong communities are built when we care for one another, protect the places we call home, and create real opportunities for families to thrive now and for future generations."

"I will work for the people of District 6 – Kaʻū, Volcano, Miloliʻi, and South Kona. While each community has its own history, challenges, and priorities, we are united by shared values: caring for ʻāina, supporting local families, and ensuring that our rural communities are not left behind."