PAYCHECKS HAWAII Makes General Election Endorsements
Among the endorsed candidates are (L-R): James “Duke” Aiona & Lynn Finnegan for Governor, Lt. Governor; Charles Djou for U.S. Congress (1st), for State Senate - Lisa Shorba, Sam Slom, Virginia Enos and David Chang for State House.
PAYCHECKS HAWAII, the private, independent, non-partisan political action affiliate of Smart Business Hawaii has announced the following federal and state pro business candidate endorsements for the November 2, 2010 Hawaii General Election:
- PAYCHECKS HAWAII 2010 CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS
| Cam Cavasso * | US Senate |
|---|---|
| Charles Djou | US House (1st) |
| John Willoughby | US House (2nd) |
| James “Duke” Aiona | Governor |
| Lynn Finnegan | Lt. Governor |
| David Hamman | Senate (7th) |
| Sam Slom * | Senate (8th) |
| Lisa Shorba | Senate (9th) |
| Mike Gabbard | Senate (19th) |
| Tito Montes | Senate (20th) |
| Donovan Delacruz | Senate (22nd) |
| Tracy Bean | Senate (24th) |
| Virginia Enos | Senate (25th) |
| Harry Williams | House (14th) |
| Gene Ward *+ | House (17th) |
| Chris Baron | House (18th) |
| Barbara Marumoto *+ | House (19th) |
| Julia Allen * | House (20th) |
| Jay Lembeck | House (21st) |
| Corrine Ching | House (27th) |
| David Chang | House (28th) |
| Ken Harding | House (29th) |
| Aaron L. Johanson | House (32nd) |
| Sam Kong | House (33rd) |
| Dr. Reed Shiraki | House (36th) |
| Beth Fukumoto | House (37th) |
| Sam Curtis | House (39th) |
| Marissa Capelouto * | House (40th) |
| Tom Berg | House (42nd) |
| Kym Pine | House (43rd) |
| Gil Riviere | House (46th) |
| Richard Fale | House (47th) |
| Cynthia Thielen *+ | House (50th) |
Clip and save this list. These candidates offer the best chance for an improved Hawaii business climate and reduced taxes and employer mandates.
* Member, Smart Business Hawaii
+ had no opponent; automatically re-elected in the september 18 primary election, name will not be on general election ballot.
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For more information regarding the upcoming election visit the hawaii state elections website: http://hawaii.gov/elections. Candidate profiles can be found at hawaiireporter.com.