CHAIR'S CORNER
Aloha Members of the Hawaii Republican Party,
I hope this message finds you well and inspires you to take action for the future of our beloved state and country. I am writing to you with a heart full of gratitude and determination after attending a Turning Point Convention and diving into the first day of the RNC Winter Meeting. The evening hosted by Texas RNC Committeeman Dr. Robin Armstrong was uplifting, setting the stage for what promises to be an amazing experience.
The first night was dedicated to the Faith Engagement Summit, a powerful reminder of the foundation upon which our great nation was built. Also in attendance is Hawaii's own RNC Committee Woman Laura Nakanelua, and we heard from impassioned speakers urging us to carry the message to our members, faith-based churches, and coalitions. Our country's history is based on faith, and our forefathers sought answers in the pages of the Bible.*
We find ourselves in a battle between good and evil, with forces attempting to strip God from the fabric of our nation. Without faith, the path ahead leads to more broken homes, ongoing morality issues, drug abuse, and drug-related deaths, further influence on our children and more. It is a disturbing reality that we may face, and we must stand firm against the encroachment of ideologies that seek to eradicate our spiritual foundation.
Communism, as we know, seeks to remove God and establish the government as the ultimate authority. We cannot allow ourselves to be dependent on a controlling government; instead, we must empower the people. United We Stand, not merely to win, but to uphold what is right and just.
To reclaim our state and country, we must start at the grassroots level. Strong candidates committed to the people and moral principles are essential. Citizens must step forward in service, not contributing to a disservice. We need to reflect on the direction of our moral compass, returning to the basics laid by our forefathers.
It is time for pastors and churches of all denominations to stand shoulder to shoulder with us. Let us reach out and discover which religious leaders are willing to unite for a common cause. For those seeking guidance, we can organize meetings with inspiring voices to encourage, inspire, and educate on how we can collaborate effectively.
We cannot afford to let the government dictate our beliefs or impose their chosen ideology upon us. Our rights, especially the freedom to choose our religion, are at stake. The destiny of our state is in the hands of the people...the grassroots. If we fail, it is because we have let ourselves down.
As we witness Hawaii being rated as the most corrupt state in the country under the Democratic watch, we must question the direction we are headed. There are more Hawaiians that live outside of Hawaii than living in Hawaii, Maui has faced the devastation of fires, and we must ask who holds the strings? Who is being compromised? We also need to ask, when is enough enough?
The time for action is now, for tomorrow may be too late. Let us join hands, united in purpose, and work tirelessly to preserve the values that define us. We, The People, have the power to effect change by getting involved, voting, and safeguarding our Republic. Remember, the fate of our state is in our hands, and together, we can build a brighter future.
There is hope.
Tamara McKay
State Chair
Hawaii Republican Party
*For a deeper dive into the history of our Republic, learn from historian, David Barton, and others about the elements that shaped our Republic. Check out the FREE online classes Here at the Patriot Academy.
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Election Commission
Act 57 (Bill No. HB 267, 2004) establishes a nine (9) member panel, called the Elections Commission, which replaces the Elections and Appointment Review Panel.
Next Election Commission Meeting is
Feb 20, 1:30
The election Commission is the watchdog of the Elections' Office. Get to know the commissioners, listen in on these meetings, see past documents and meeting minutes, and more, go to Board Of Elections page on the Office of Elections website: Here:
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Notice of Hearing
Tuesday Feb 6, 9:30
The public hearing for Bill SB2392 to keep Trump off the ballot.
Submit testimony at least 24 hours
More details: here
State Capitol Building
415 South Beretania Street
Conference Room 016 & Video Conference
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Next Hangout is Feb 2nd
See below for details
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SATURDAY CANDIDATE TRAINING
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Check with your county on the P.E.M.s: Here
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The Kingdom to the Capitol Revival is not sponsored by The Hawaii Republican party. It is not paid for by any candidate or candidate committee.
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The Caucus Locations list is up on the web. Check out the page for useful links and information that will help the Caucus process go smoothly for you...the voter! Here
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This is your chance to be part of the process of the 2024 Republican Presidential nominee. Come out and vote for sure (locations and information coming soon). Become a volunteer* and learn how the process for hand-counting a ballot is done. Click the button below to become a volunteer in your district. (*If you already signed up to volunteer before 12-27-23, please fill out the form again as a A S.N.A.F.U with the old volunteer list has occurred. We are grateful for your participation).
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Presidential Caucus Information
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The outcome of the Hawaii Republican Presidential Caucus, Tuesday March 12, 2024, 6pm to 8pm, will directly determine proportional delegate allocation among the competing candidates. Hawaii’s 19 delegates and 16 alternates will be representing your caucus vote at the Republican National Convention July 15-18, 2024, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
December 1, 2023 was the deadline for Presidential candidates to register for the Hawai’i Republican Presidential Caucus. The eight candidates on the Hawai’i ballot are:
- Donald J Trump
- Ron DeSantis
- Nikki Haley
- Vivek Ramaswamy
- Ryan L Binkley
- Doug Burgum
- Chris Christie
- David Stuckenberg
Find your voting location (utilize map tool button): HERE
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Volunteer to staff a Caucus polling place: HERE.
Contribute to the Hawaii Republican Party: HERE
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Elections 2024
- Candidate Recruitment - Our Vice Chair of Candidate Recruitment and Training Teri Savaiinaea is actively recruiting for the 2024 elections, submit the name of a potential candidate HERE.
- Election Integrity - Want to learn more about our election integrity efforts, join our Election Integrity Committee weekly meetings by contacting Adriel Lam at [email protected].
- Volunteer - To be a State Counting Center Official Observer complete the Office of Elections volunteer intake form.
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