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Politicians who lived in Hawaii County

	Hilo, Island of Hawaii:
	Hilo, Island of Hawaii, 1800-1899: Clinton Alexander Galbraith    Hilo, Island of Hawaii, 1900-1999: Kazuhisa Abe — W. H. Beers — Emily Brandl — Gavien A. Bush — Mary Correa — Stephen L. Desha, Sr. — Daniel A. Devine — Nelson K. Doi — Albert M. Felix — Dora Gomez — William H. Hill — Harry Irwin — Margaret Kaaua — Sadaichi Kasamoto — James Kimo Kealoha — Richard M. Matsuura — D. E. Metzer — Delbert E. Metzger — Tom Okino — Elroy T. L. Osorio — Martin Pence — Alexander Penovaroff — Thomas T. Sakakihara — Toshio Serizawa — Minoru Shintani — Ollie Shipman — James Souza — G. D. Supe — John T. Ushijima — William C. Vannatta — Henry West    Hilo, Island of Hawaii, 2000-2012: Lorraine Inouye — Andrew Levin — M. Dolly Strazar
	Holualoa, Kailua, Island of Hawaii: Margaret Hind
	Honokaa, Island of Hawaii: Kelcey Isenberg
	Island of Hawaii: Herbert N. Ahuna — Arthur A. Akina — Aaron Anderson — Virginia Aste — Jerry L. Chang — Cindy Evans — Earl Fujikawa — Helene H. Hale — Eric G. Hamakawa — Marni Herkes — Robert Herkes — Virginia Isbell — Mark Jernigan — Brian F. Jordan — Jack Kelly — David M. Matsuura — Paul O'Leary — Jim Rath — Robert Reed — Melvyn K. Sakaguchi — Andy Smith — Vern Vance — Paul K. Whalen
	Kamuela, Island of Hawaii: Holly Baker — Robert Hind — Bernard G. Kinney — Richard Penhallow — Mrs. Richard Penhallow
	Kapaau, Island of Hawaii: Frances Hasegawa
	Kealakekua, Island of Hawaii: Carla W. Coray
	Keaukaha, Island of Hawaii: Lynn Nakkim
	Kohala, Island of Hawaii: E. A. K. Akina
	Kona, Island of Hawaii: D. DeMello
	Kurtistown, Island of Hawaii: Archie Hapai III — Marlene Hapai
	Mountain View, Island of Hawaii: Helen Y. Yamada
	Naalehu, Island of Hawaii: Archibald Johnston
	Olaa, Island of Hawaii: W. L. S. Williams
	Ookala, Island of Hawaii: Gertrude Walker
	Pahala, Island of Hawaii: James Campsie
	Pahoa, Island of Hawaii: Sarah Hair
	Papaikou, Island of Hawaii: Richard Nishimura
	Waikoloa, Island of Hawaii: Jennifer L. Tsuji
	See also Hawaii areas not assigned to counties.

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