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STATE SENATE

1st District: Hamakua, S. Hilo

Democratic
• LORRAINE INOUYE

3rd District: Kohala, Kona, Ka'u

Democratic
Steven Fox

Republican
• Paul Whalen

5th District: W. Maui, S. Maui

Democratic

• Roz Baker

Republican
Donald Couch

6th District: E. Maui, Moloka'i, Lana'i

Democratic
• J. Kalani English

Republican
Robert Finberg
Elaine Slavinsky

Green

Shaun Stenshol

7th District: Kaua'i, Ni'ihau

Democratic
• Gary Hooser

Republican
Maryanne Kusaka

12th District: Waikiki, Ala Moana, Downtown

Democratic
Robert Brooks

Republican
• Gordon Trimble

16th District: Pearl City, 'Aiea

Democratic
• DAVID IGE

17th District: Mililani, Waipi'o

Democratic
• Ron Menor

Republican
Mark Kalilikane

18th District: Waipahu, Crestview, Pearl City

Democratic
• Cal Kawamoto
Clarence Nishihara

21st District: Nanakuli, Makaha

Democratic
• Colleen Hanabusa

Republican
Richard Johnson

22nd District: N. Shore, Wahiawa

Democratic
• ROBERT BUNDA

23rd District: Kane'ohe, Kahuku

Democratic
• Melodie Aduja
Clayton Hee

Republican
James Henshaw
Gordon Tilley

Others in Senate: The following senators are not up for election this year. Their terms expire in 2006:

2nd Dist.: Russell Kokubun (D)
4th Dist.: Shan Tsutsui (D)
8th Dist.: Sam Slom (R)
9th Dist.: Les Ihara (D)
10th Dist.: Brian Taniguchi (D)
11th Dist.: Carol Fukunaga (D)
13th Dist.: Suzanne Oakland (D)
14th Dist.: Donna Mercado Kim (D)
15th Dist.: Norman Sakamoto (D)
19th Dist.: Brian Kanno (D)
20th Dist.: Willie Espero (D)
24th Dist.: Bob Hogue (R)
25th Dist.: Fred Hemmings (R)

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STATE HOUSE

1st District: N. Hilo, Hamakua, N. Kohala

Democratic
• DWIGHT TAKAMINE

2nd District: Hilo

Democratic
• Jerry Chang

Republican
Sharon Vannatta

3rd District: Hilo, Kea'au, Mt. View

Democratic
Glen Hisashima
Clifton Tsuji

Republican
Andrew Smith

Nonpartisan
Frederick Fukuchi

4th District: Puna

Democratic
• Helene Hale
Gerard Silva

Republican
Brian Jordan

Libertarian
Dennis Triglia

5th District: Ka'u, S. Kona

Democratic
• Robert Herkes

Republican
Stephanie Tabbada

6th District: Kailua, Keauhou

Democratic
Joshua Green

Republican
• Mark Jernigan

7th District: N. Kona, S. Kohala

Democratic
• Cindy Evans

Republican
J. William Sanborn

8th District: Wailuku, Waiehu

Democratic
• Joe Souki

Republican
Robert Min

Nonpartisan
Fred Ruge

9th District: Kahului, Pa'ia

Democratic
• Bob Nakasone

Republican
Janice Shishido

10th District: W. Maui

Democratic
Gretchen McKelvey
Kameo Tanaka

Republican
• Brian Blundell

11th District: S. Maui

Democratic
Louis Gallup

Republican
• Chris Halford

12th District: Upcountry Maui

Democratic
Richard Perrie
Kyle Yamashita

Republican
• Kika Bukoski

13th District: E. Maui, Moloka'i, Lana'i

Democratic
• Sol Kaho'ohalahala

Republican
Meiling Akuna

14th District: Kapa'a, Hanalei

Democratic
• Hermina Morita

Republican
Mamo Cummings

15th District: Lihu'e, Koloa

Democratic
John Friedman
• Ezra Kanoho

Republican
John Hoff

16th District: Po'ipu, Waimea, Ni'ihau

Democratic
• Bertha Kawakami

Republican
JoAnne Georgi

17th District: Hawai'i Kai, Kalama Valley

Democratic
Paul Ah Yat
Richard Halverson Jr.

Republican
• William Stonebraker

18th District: Kahala, 'Aina Haina, Kuli'ou'ou

Democratic
Lyla Berg

Republican
• Bertha Leong
Mark Terry

19th District: Kaimuki, Kahala, Wai'alae Iki

Democratic
Mike Abe

Republican
• Barbara Marumoto

20th District: St. Louis Hts., Palolo, Wilhelmina Rise

Democratic
• Calvin Say

Republican
Julia Allen

21st District: Kapahulu, Diamond Head

Democratic
• Scott Nishimoto

Republican
Gratia Bone

22nd District: McCully, Pawa'a

Democratic
• Scott Saiki

Republican
Craig Stutzmann

23rd District: Waikiki, Ala Moana, Kaka'ako

Democratic
Dick Ornellas
Rex Saunders

Republican
• Galen Fox

24th District: Manoa

Democratic
• Kirk Caldwell

Republican
Nadine Nishioka

25th District: Makiki, Tantalus

Democratic
• Brian Schatz

Republican
Tracy Okubo

26th District: Punchbowl, Pacific Hts., Nu'uanu Valley

Democratic
• Sylvia Luke

Republican
Robert Tom

27th District: Liliha, Pu'unui

Democratic
Sesnita Moepono
Stefanie Sakamoto-Sato

Republican
• Corinne Ching

28th District: Iwilei, Downtown, Makiki

Democratic
• Kenneth Hiraki

Republican
Collin Wong

29th District: Kalihi, Sand Island

Democratic
• Jun Abinsay

Republican
Kenneth Harding

30th District: Moanalua, Kalihi Valley, 'Alewa

Democratic
• Dennis Arakaki

Republican
Diana Perrells

31st District: Salt Lake, Tripler

Democratic
• Glenn Wakai

Republican
Bradley Duncan

32nd District: Waimalu, Aliamanu, Airport

Republican
• LYNN FINNEGAN

33rd District: Halawa, 'Aiea, Pearlridge

Democratic
• Blake Oshiro

Republican
Gerald Coffee

34th District: Pearl City, Newtown, Royal Summit

Democratic
• K. MARK TAKAI

35th District: Waipahu, Crestview

Democratic
Henry Aquino
• Alex Sonson

Republican
Ioane Nuusa

36th District: Pearl City, Palisades

Democratic
• Roy Takumi

Republican
Jamie Kese

37th District: Mililani, Waipi'o

Democratic
Ryan Yamane

Republican
• Guy Ontai

38th District: Mililani, Mililani Mauka

Democratic
• Marilyn Lee

Republican
Alonzo Sandoval

39th District: Wahiawa

Democratic
• Marcus Oshiro

Republican
Augustina Tomas

40th District: Makakilo, Kapolei, Royal Kunia

Democratic
Rey Cabradilla
Carolyn Golojuch

Republican
• Mark Moses

41st District: Waipahu, Village Park, Waikele

Democratic
• Jon Karamatsu

Republican
Rito Saniatan

42nd District: Waipahu, Honouliuli, 'Ewa

Democratic
Genaro Bimbo
Rida Cabanilla
• Tulsi Tamayo
Gerald Vidal

Republican

Trevor Koch

43rd District: 'Ewa Beach, West Loch

Democratic
Jeffrey Alexander
Tesha Malama
• Romeo Mindo

Republican
Kymberly Pine

44th District: Nanakuli, Honokai Hale

Democratic
• Michael Kahikina

Republican
Karen Awana

45th District: Wai'anae, Makaha

Democratic
• Maile Shimabukuro
Barry Sooalo

Republican
William Corless Jr.
Glen Kila

46th District: Kahuku, N. Shore, Schofield

Democratic
• Michael Magaoay

Republican
Carol Philips

47th District: Ha'iku, Kahalu'u, La'ie

Democratic
Charles Penn
Charles Tanouye Jr.

Republican
• Colleen Meyer

48th District: Kane'ohe

Democratic
• Ken Ito

Republican
Keoki Leong

49th District: Maunawili, Enchanted Lake, Kane'ohe

Democratic
Dwight Chong

Republican
• David Pendleton

50th District: Kailua, Mokapu

Democratic
Edward Clayton Jr.

Republican
• Cynthia Thielen

51st District: Waimanalo, Lanikai

Democratic
• Tommy Waters

Republican
Wilson Ho

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HAWAI'I MAYOR

Nonpartisan election. A candidate wins outright by receiving more than half the vote. Otherwise, the top two vote-getters advance to a runoff in the general election.

Roger Christie
Joseph Fernandez
Robert Greenwell
• Harry Kim
Dominic Yagong

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HAWAI'I PROSECUTOR

Nonpartisan election.

• JAY KIMURA

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HAWAI'I COUNCIL

Nonpartisan election. A candidate wins outright by receiving more than half the vote. Otherwise, the top two vote-getters advance to a runoff in the general election.

1st District: Hamakua Coast

Kevin Brown
• Fred Holschuh

2nd District: Hilo, Kaumana

Donald Ikeda
• Michael Tulang

3rd District: Waiakea, Kea'au

• James Arakaki
Ollie Fulks

4th District: Hilo, Keaukaha

Stacy-Stan Higa
Wendell Ka'ehu'ae'a
Edgar Ombac

5th District: Lower Puna

Ernest Anderson
Roger Evans
William Meyers
• Gary Safarik

6th District: Upper Puna, Ka'u, S. Kona

Timothy Bates
• Bob Jacobson
Robert Wallwork Jr.

7th District: Keauhou, Kealakekua

Virginia Isbell
Joseph Rosner

8th District: Kailua, N. Kona

Joel Gimpel
Ka'apikapika Pilago
Jim Rath

9th District: N. & S. Kohala

• Leningrad Elarionoff
Peter Hoffmann

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MAUI COUNCIL

Council candidates are required to live in the district, but voters cast votes for all nine seats.

Nonpartisan election. Top two vote-getters advance to general election.

x—Advance directly to general election; will not appear on the primary election ballot.

East Maui

• Bob Carroll
Diana Carroll
Aileen Lee

West Maui

Linda Clute
• Jo Anne Johnson
Dennis Nakamura

Wailuku, Waihe'e, Waikapu

x—Socrates Buenger
x— • Dain Kane

Kahului

x—Lance Collins
x— • Joseph Pontanilla

South Maui

Johanna Amorin
Michelle Anderson
Joseph Bertram III
Juan Cendejas
John Jackson
Jason Norman
Zandra Souza Amaral
Ronald Vaught

Makawao, Ha'iku, Pa'ia

Christina Hemming
Lance Holter
• Mike Molina

Upcountry

x— • CHARMAINE TAVARES

Lana'i

x— • RIK• HOKAMA

Moloka'i

x— • DANNY MATEO

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KAUA'I PROSECUTOR

Nonpartisan election. A candidate wins outright by receiving more than half the vote. Otherwise, the top two vote-getters advance to a runoff in the general election.

CRAIG De COSTA

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KAUA'I COUNCIL

Nonpartisan election. All seven council seats are voted for on an at-large basis. Top 14 vote-getters advance to the general election.

• Bill Asing
Timothy Bynum
Robert Cariffe
Peggy Field
• Jay Furfaro
Shaylene Iseri-Carvalho
Johnette Kahalekai
• Daryl Kaneshiro
Rhoda Libre
Bruce Miyashiro
• Maurice Munechika
Bruce Pleas
• Melvin Rapozo
Rupert Rowe
• James Tokioka
Marshall Turner
• JoAnn Yukimura

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OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS

General election only.

Nonpartisan election that will take place at the Nov. 2 general election only. Voters on all islands can vote for all seats.

Yesterday was the deadline for OHA candidates to file nomination papers.

Big Island

Jackie Burke
Kalikookalani Chun
• Linda Dela Cruz
Louis Hao
Reynolds Kamakawiwoole
Richard Nelson III
Kaheaokalani Stocksdale

Kaua'i

• Donald Cataluna
Leona Kalima

Moloka'i

• COLETTE MACHADO

State at-large