Chair's Corner
Subject: Let's Get Out and Vote! Make a Difference for Hawaii and America
Aloha Members of the Hawaii Republican Party,
The time to take action is NOW! Change does not happen by staying on the sidelines—change happens when we step up, vote, and support the leaders who will fight for our values and our future.
This election is critical for Hawaii and the entire nation. We need strong leadership, and your vote will help secure it. There are no excuses—every vote counts, and your voice matters. Together, we can stand for conservative principles and push back against the policies that harm our families, our economy, and our freedoms. Don't just get out and vote, get out and get involved. We need poll watchers and people to help our candidates. Remember, Ballot harvesting is legal in the state of Hawaii, so let's get together and make sure we collect as many ballots and voters and get them in. Voting in person is the best way, but if that isn't possible, take your ballots to a ballot box. Avoid mail if possible. That is where ballot harvesting can come into play. We need to also hold the office of elections accountable and say no to digital image verification, and we demand the laws to be followed with documentation of the chain of custody.
We proudly support the following candidates who are ready to lead and serve:
- President: Donald Trump
- U.S. Senate: Bob McDermott
- Congressional District 1: Patrick Largey
- Congressional District 2: Steve Bond
State Senate:
- Kurt Sullivan, District 3
- Sheila Walker, District 6
- Gabby Macaraeg, District 7
- Shotaro Dabbs, District 12
- Pat Beekman, District 16
- Emil Svrcina, District 18
- Samantha DeCorte, District 22
- Brenton Awa, District 23
State House:
- Kanoa Wilson, District 3
- Keikilani Ho, District 4
- Ashley Oyama, District 5
- Sylvie Madison, District 6
- Tim Dalhouse, District 7
- Monique Cobb-Adams Perreira, District 8
- Aileen Acain, District 11
- Dan Johnson, District 12
- Scott Adam, District 13
- Kelly Armstrong, District 14
- David Moranz, District 15
- Steve Yoder, District 16
- Michael Jauch, District 17
- Corrine Solomon, District 20
- Joelle Seashell, District 21
- Jeffrey Imamura, District 22
- Jillian Anderson, District 24
- Margaret Lim, District 27
- Carole Kapapu, District 29
- PM Azinga, District 30
- Nancy Valdez, District 31
- Garner Shimizu, District 32
- Gaius Dupio II, District 34
- Taylor Kaaumoana, District 37
- Lauren Cheape Matsumoto, District 38
- Elijah Pierick, District 39
- Julie Reyes Oda, District 40
- David Alcos, District 41
- Diamond Garcia, District 42
- Chris Muraoka, District 45
- Daniel Gabriel, District 46
- Johnny Aguirre, District 47
- Josiah Ubando, District 49
- Timothy Connelly, District 50
Your vote will make a difference in electing leaders who will uphold our constitutional values and bring conservative solutions to the issues we face. Let’s protect our freedom, our economy, and our way of life. There is no better way to do that than by making our voices heard at the ballot box. Change takes us all to get involved.
[Remember]
"Vote! Vote! Vote!"
and
"Fight! Fight! Fight!"
Mahalo,
Tamara McKay
State Chair, Hawaii Republican Party
www.thehawaiirepublicanparty.com
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Voting In-Person at the "Voter Service Centers"* is the best possible way to vote in the 2024 Presidential Election. Ideally, precinct voting on one day is the best, the most transparent and the most secure process, but is not an option in Hawaii this year. Make your vote count, vote on Election Day, in-person. If this is not an option, vote as close as possible to Election Day, in-person. If your only option is a mail-in ballot, send it as close to Election Day as possible.
Until we get back to the convenience of precinct voting (i.e. in your neighborhoods), you must be prepared for the possibility of long lines; bring water, a snack, an umbrella, and something to occupy your wait, like a book. Remember why preparing this way is necessary - the Elections Office has made this process less convenient for You to vote in-person by replacing your precinct voting, that accommodated only folks who live in that precinct, to voter "service" centers not in your neighborhood.
If the thought of doing voting in-person on Election Day, in manner stated above, seems inconvenient, please reconsider this reality; American soldiers died on battlefields for your right to vote. A little inconvenience to secure your vote, your freedom and your rights seems reasonable.
Thank you in advance. Now get out and vote!!!
*Find your closest Voter Service Center at the Office of Elections website. (here)
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Not paid for by the Hawaii Republican Party. No candidate or committee endorsed.
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Enjoy last part of Declaration of Independence
This portion is the last segment of Our Declaration of
Independence.
My goal of offering it to readers is an opportunity for all
of us to read our Declaration for our knowledge.
An initiation of our beginning government structure will
keep us aware of todays activities of OUR government.
“We, therefore, the Representatives of the of the United
States of America, in General Congress, Assembled,
appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude
of our intentions, do, in the Name, and by Authority of the good
People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare, That
these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and
Independent States; That they are Absolved from all Allegiance
to the British Crown, and that all political connection between
them and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally
dissolved; and that as Free and Independent States, they have
full Power to levy War, conclude Peace, contract Alliances,
establish Commerce, and to do all other Acts and Things which
Independent States may of right do. And for the support of this
Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine
Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our
Fortunes and our sacred Honor.”
Signed by the fifty six representatives of Our thirteen states.
Bonnie DeRose
Maui, HI
A huge Thank You to Bonnie DeRose. Bonnie is the author of this 9-part series on the
Declaration of Independence that has been featured in our newsletter over the past 2+ months.
She is a fellow conservative and Patriot.
Read the Declaration of Independence (here)
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The Freedom Hour
On the Rick Hamada Show
KHVH News Radio 830
Presented by
The Aloha Freedom Coalition
Saturday, October 12th, 8 am
Subject: Why Faith Matters in Government
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Not paid for by the Hawaii Republican Party. No candidate or committee endorsed.
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Not paid for by the Hawaii Republican Party. No candidate or committee endorsed.
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Link to buy tickets (here)
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State House District 20 - Corinne Solomon
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Bob McDermott U.S. Senate Candidate
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Not paid for by the Hawaii Republican Party. No candidate or committee endorsed.
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Not paid for by the Hawaii Republican Party. No candidate or committee endorsed.
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https://trumpforce47.com/
Have a bit of extra time on your hands, and want to participate in the effort to get low propensity voters off the couch? Sign up to make phone calls in swing states for President Trump. You will be using an online platform at Trump Force 47 to make these calls. There is a script, to make the task easier AND prizes - weekly trading cards are available to win! - for making the quota of calls. There are training videos to explain the process. Sign up today!
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County Grassroots-organized Trump Rally & Flag-Waving are in full swing.
Come out and support your favorite POTUS. Encourage your friends and family to join too. These rallies hold great opportunity for all America-First & Hawaii-First candidates to mingle with their potential voters.
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Maui | Fridays & Saturdays
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First Friday is November 1st
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