Spring 2026
Shoreline cleanup at the bay
Hundreds of volunteers turned out to keep our coastline clean.
Like the ʻiwa that guides sailors safely back to land, leadership means knowing the way home — and bringing everyone with you. Here's the road so far, and where we're headed.
Learned to fish off these shores and went to school down the street. District 4 is home.
Showing up, listening, and working to make government answer to the people who live here.
The same neighborhoods, the same beaches — now with the next generation in mind.
A modern, steady vision for District 4 that protects what makes this place special.
I was born and raised in these neighborhoods, and I'm raising my own family here today. I've spent years in public service grounded in one belief: government should work for the people who actually live here.
That means keeping local families here, caring for our shoreline, and leading with calm, modern, common-sense judgment.
The issues I hear about every day — and exactly what I'll do about them.
Keep local kamaʻāina here — protect against speculation and hold the line on the fees that squeeze working families.
Back our first responders, improve lighting and traffic calming, and address homelessness with compassion and resolve.
Maintain our roads, drainage, and sewer lines before they fail — with a transparent repair schedule.
Our shoreline is our identity. Coastal resilience, clean water, and protected beach access for all.
Cut the red tape, support local entrepreneurs, and keep our commercial corridors vibrant and walkable.
Invest in the parks, fields, and gathering places that bring our neighborhoods together.
A track record of delivering for District 4. (Replace with your verified numbers.)
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Every dollar stays local and goes straight to reaching District 4 voters before Election Day.
Hundreds of volunteers turned out to keep our coastline clean.
Listening to the small businesses that make our neighborhoods.
Door to door, hearing what matters most to families.
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