Maui Election

“Aloha. My name is Gladys Coelho Baisa seeking reelection to the Upcountry seat on the Maui County Council. I am often called the “voice of reason and common sense” on the council. Maui is my home and I have no plans to move.”

Maui County Council candidate for Kahului, Don Guzman announced that he will host a West Maui Talk Story on Thursday, July 26, 2012 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Lahaina Civic Center Social Hall.

“Aloha. I’m Representative Gil Keith-Agaran, and I’m running for re-election to the Central Maui House seat. I’ve been your representative now for four years, since 2009. I’ve served on all three of the major committees in the House.”

“Aloha. I’m Netra Halperin and I am requesting the honor of representing South Maui in the Hawai’i state legislature.”

“While wagging an open palm toward the sky may demonstrate some serious shoulder stamina, it’s really not buying you our votes.”

US Senate candidate and former governor Linda Lingle will be on Maui today where she is expected to gain the formal endorsement of the US Chamber of Commerce during an event in Kihei this afternoon.

“Islanders treat political offices somewhat like wine cellars, with the older varietals gaining value over time, less likely to be emptied and replaced as the years go on.”

Completed voter registration forms must be turned in to the appropriate city or county clerk’s office by 4:30 p.m. on July 12, or postmarked by midnight if mailed.

Completed voter registration forms must be turned in to the appropriate City or County Clerk office by 4:30 p.m. or postmarked by July 12, 2012 if mailed.

“I support small businesses on Maui and encourage job creation by getting the over regulation out of the way.”

“Aloha. I’m Roz Baker, candidate for State Senate 6 District. It’s been my privilege to represent the people of South and West Maui, as your state senator for the past 10 years.”

The Friends of Rosalyn Baker and Angus McKelvey for House Campaign are hosting the event on Thursday, July 12.

“Aloha, I’m Angus McKelvey and I’m humbly running for re-election for the State House District 10, which is West Maui, Ma’alaea, and a small portion of North Kihei.”

“When making a decision on who to vote for for a particular political race, it is very easy to get caught up on who has the best road signs.”

“​Aloha state of Hawai’i registered voters. My name is Antonio Gimbernat. I am a 2012 candidate for the US Senate seat. I am 43 years old. I am a heterosexual and I am single.”

“Aloha. My name is Kaniela Ing, and I’m offering to serve you as State House Representative in District 11, South Maui—to bring a fresh vision for Maui’s future. I was born and raised on Maui, and come from four generations on this island.”

“Aloha, I’m Congressman Ed Case, humbly asking to serve you and all of Maui and our Hawai’i as your next United States Senator. I was born and raised in Hilo—the fourth generation of my family in Hawai’i.”

In the state house, Maui incumbents Gil Keith-Agaran, Angus McKelvey and Mele Carroll were supported, as well as newcomers Kaneila Ing and Ekolu Kalama.

Voters are encouraged to review the information as voting districts and polling place assignments may have changed due to the adoption of the new state reapportionment plan.

US Senate candidates Ed Case and Mazie Hirono squared off on Maui today in one of three joint appearances planned this week. Maui Now was on hand to record the event in its entirety.