Based on my own STUDY of faith-based AND/OR most qualified candidates, here are my personal selections: Governor/LG Duke Aiona/Elwin Ahu ***(NOTE: Though an excellent faith-based candidate, Mufi Hannemann is NOT a VIABLE candidate—he has no chance of winning. So, in essence, a vote for him is a vote for Ige—not good.) U.S. Senate Cam Cavasso U.S. Representative Charles Djou State Senate: District 18: Dennis Kim D23: Richard Fale D:24: Kilomana Michael Danner State House: District 14: Jonathan Hoomanawanui D15: Steve Yoder D16: Victoria Franks D17: Gene Ward D18: Susan Halvorsen D20: Julia Allen D21: Larie Manutai D22: Janet Grace D25: Ronald Lam D26: Eric Marshall D27: Max Fowler D28: Carole Kaapu D31: Aaron Johanson-Ling D32: Marcia Tagavilla D33: Sam Kong D34: Jaci Augustin D35: Luann Poti D36: Beth Fukumoto-Chang D37: Emil Svrcina D38: Henry Aquino D40: Bob McDermott D41: Bryan Jeremiah D42: Sharon Har D43: Andria Tupola D44: Jo Jordan D45: Lauren Matsumoto D47: Feki Pouha D48: Eldean Kukahiko D51: Wayne Hikida OHA: Kelii Akina Harvey McInerny Constitutional Amendments: A blank vote is counted as a NO vote. 1-Disclosure of list of judicial nominees: Y - key word Transparency 2-Special purpose bonds for ag lands: Y 3-Increase mandatory age of judges to retire to 80; N - 70 yrs. is long enough; bring in new blood. 4-Public money for private preschools: N-most important- (due to DOE changing child’s age 5 before starting school in July instead of December 31. Vote No & reverse the bill in legislature back to previous date Dec.31 will solve the preschool problem) also this is a way to mandate Pono Choices & Common Core to private preschools. 5-Bonds for private reservoir owners: N -this one is specifically because of private owners like Pflueger who had no Insurance.
Posted on: Mon, 03 Nov 2014 20:41:00 +0000
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