
progress, and working together is a success.”

My Priorities


The public health crisis from the COVID-19 pandemic has tested the leadership of our government in unprecedented ways. We need to create actionable steps and clear timelines to help struggling families, decrease unemployment, save small businesses, and ultimately revitalize the economy.




We have a responsibility to care for our people and no one should go without a safe place to live. Homelessness is a multifaceted problem with no one-size-fits-all solution. As Hawaii ranks amongst the highest per-capita in homelessness, it is a problem that requires a new more effective approach.


We especially need housing for working residents.


West Oʻahu is growing quickly but we must be mindful to include the appropriate infrastructure and public works to handle the needs of the workforce, commuters, families, students, and an aging population. We need good roads, reliable public transit, high-speed internet access, and well-maintained parks, and recreation facilities.




Restoring public trust in government is vital for civic engagement. Often, people do not feel that their voices are heard. When necessary, we change laws, and when necessary, we change people. Laws should be practical and written to improve our lives, not just the interests of a few.