The Political Graveyard: Hawaii: State House of Representatives

Hawaii: State House of Representatives

Members of the Hawaii State House of Representatives, 1959-2006 (May be incomplete!)

Blank district: Tadao Beppu 1959- Elmer F. Cravalho 1959-67 Thomas P. Gill 1959-62 D. G. 'Andy' Anderson 1962-66 Clarence Y. Akizaki 1963-72 Ralph K. Ajifu 1966-72 Bernaldo Daniel Bicoy 1968-69 Patricia F. Saiki 1968-74 James Aki 1970-72 Herman Wedemeyer 1971-74 Neil Abercrombie 1975-78 Benjamin J. Cayetano 1975-78 Mazie K. Hirono 1981-94 John David Waihee III 1981-82 Robert Bunda 1983-94 Richard M. Matsuura 1983-84 Jerry L. Chang 1989- Sam Aiona 199? Ed Case 1994-2002
35th District: Noboru Yonamine 2001

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1959: Leslie Thompson Bennett, defeated.

1970: Herman Wedemeyer (Dem), elected.

1972: Herman Wedemeyer (Dem), elected.

1988: Rosalyn H. Baker, elected.

2002 Nov 5: Jerry L. Chang (Dem), elected; Melvyn K. Sakaguchi (Rep), defeated; Lynn Nakkim (Green), defeated. Eric G. Hamakawa (Dem), elected; Andy Smith (Rep), defeated.

2000 Nov 7: Helene H. Hale (Dem), elected; Robert Reed (Rep), defeated; Virginia Aste (Green), defeated; Aaron Anderson (Libertarian), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Helene H. Hale (Dem), elected; Brian F. Jordan (Rep), defeated.

2000 Nov 7: Paul K. Whalen (Rep), elected; Virginia Isbell (Dem), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Robert Herkes (Dem), elected; Jack Kelly (Green), defeated; Vern Vance (Rep), defeated. Mark Jernigan (Rep), elected; Marni Herkes (Dem), defeated. Cindy Evans (Dem), elected; Jim Rath (Rep), defeated. Joe Souki (Dem), elected; Cindi Martin (Rep), defeated. Bob Nakasone (Dem), elected; Allen T. Shishido (Rep), defeated.

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