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CAMPAIGN REFORM

Our democracy only works when we have a meaningful voice in our electoral
process. The ring of wealth, power, and influence across the state has shut out
Hawaiʻi’s people from having any say on the direction we are going. How will we
ever address the worsening crises that are hurting our local communities if our
government remains unaccountable to Hawaiʻi’s people? We need bold, courageous
campaign finance reform to break the barriers that keep average voters from
steering our state government. This is my 10-point plan to courageously reform
our democracy and place it back where it belongs — in the hands of Hawaiʻi’s
hard-working people.

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THE HAWAI‘I THAT COULD HAVE BEEN AND STILL CAN BE…

The year is 2026, and after four years of the Kahele administration, the State
of Hawai‘i has made tangible steps towards solving its biggest challenges.
Riding the momentum of a truly grassroots movement, the Kahele administration
has changed the course of politics across state and local government. A new
style of government is emerging — one which is representative of our local
communities and fueled by our working people.

Through the administration’s leadership, the State Legislature has codified into
law several critical pieces of legislation that make campaigns and elections
fairer. This includes capping carry-over of campaign accounts, banning corporate
contributions, reducing the maximum contribution to candidates, term limiting
the legislature and supercharging the state’s public financing program. As a
result, fresh-minded candidates are making their way into elected office,
bringing new ideas and carrying with them a resounding commitment to their
constituencies.

The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement is completing its two year U.S.
marketing contract extension after having successfully demonstrated that Native
Hawaiians can market Hawaiʻi a different way. Place-based and indigenous tourism
management plans ensure that the malihini who come to Hawaiʻi understand how
incredibly special our home is. Tourists are encouraged to engage holistically
with our local culture, and as a result have an experience of a lifetime. Our
hiking trails, beaches, parks, surfing spots, and diving spots are not over
capacity, and tourists navigate our sacred, special places respectfully.




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