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Hawaii: U.S. Representatives

U.S. Representatives from Hawaii, 1959-2021 (May be incomplete!)

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1962: Frank F. Fasi (Dem), defeated in primary.
  • 1962 Nov 6: Thomas P. Gill (Dem), elected; Spark M. Matsunaga (Dem), elected; Albert W. Evensen (Rep), defeated; Richard Sutton (Rep), defeated.
  • 1970 Nov 3: Spark M. Matsunaga (Dem), elected; Richard K. Cockey (Rep), defeated. Patsy T. Mink (Dem), elected unopposed.
  • 1986: Neil Abercrombie (Dem), defeated in primary.
  • 1986 Jul 11: Cecil Heftel, resigned.
  • 1986 Nov 4: Patricia F. Saiki (Rep), elected; Mufi Hannemann (Dem), defeated; Blase Harris (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1988 Nov 8: Patricia F. Saiki (Rep), elected; Mary Bitterman (Dem), defeated; Blase Harris (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1986 Nov 4: Daniel K. Akaka (Dem), elected; Maria M. Hustace (Rep), defeated; Ken Schoolland (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1988 Nov 8: Daniel K. Akaka (Dem), elected; Jeff Mallan (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1990 Nov 6: Neil Abercrombie (Dem), elected; Mike Liu (Rep), defeated; Roger L. Taylor (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1992 Nov 3: Neil Abercrombie (Dem), elected; Warner Sutton (Rep), defeated; Rockne Hart Johnson (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1994 Nov 8: Neil Abercrombie (Dem), elected; Orson Swindle (Rep), defeated; Alexandra Kaan (Best), defeated; Roger L. Taylor (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1996 Nov 5: Neil Abercrombie (Dem), elected; Orson Swindle (Rep), defeated; Mark Duering (Nonpartisan), defeated; Nicholas Bedworth (Natural Law), defeated.
  • 1998 Nov 3: Neil Abercrombie (Dem), elected; Gene Ward (Rep), defeated; Nicholas Bedworth (Natural Law), defeated.
  • 1990 May 15: Daniel K. Akaka, resigned.
  • 1990 Sep 22: Patsy T. Mink (Dem), elected; Mufi Hannemann (Dem), defeated; Ron Menor (Dem), defeated; Andy Poepoe (Rep), defeated; Stanley Monsef (Rep), defeated; Jeff Mallan (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1990 Nov 6: Patsy T. Mink (Dem), elected; Andy Poepoe (Rep), defeated; Jeff Mallan (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1992 Nov 3: Patsy T. Mink (Dem), elected; Kamuela Price (Rep), defeated; Jeff Mallan (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1994 Nov 8: Patsy T. Mink (Dem), elected; Robert H. Garner (Rep), defeated; Larry Bartley (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1996 Nov 5: Patsy T. Mink (Dem), elected; Tom Pico, Jr. (Rep), defeated; Nolan Crabbe (Nonpartisan), defeated; James N. Keefe (Libertarian), defeated; Amanda Toulon (Natural Law), defeated.
  • 1998 Nov 3: Patsy T. Mink (Dem), elected; Carol J. Douglass (Rep), defeated; Noreen Leilehua Chun (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 2000 Nov 7: Neil Abercrombie (Dem), elected; Phil Meyers (Rep), defeated; Jerry Murphy (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 2002 Nov 5: Neil Abercrombie (Dem), elected; Mark Terry (Rep), defeated; James H. Bracken (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 2004 Nov 2: Neil Abercrombie (Dem), elected; Dalton Tanonaka (Rep), defeated; Elyssa Young (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 2000 Nov 7: Patsy T. Mink (Dem), elected; Russ Francis (Rep), defeated; Lawrence G. K. Duquesne (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 2002 Sep 28: Patsy T. Mink, died in office.
  • 2002 Nov 5: Patsy T. Mink (Dem), elected; Bob McDermott (Rep), defeated; Jeff Mallan (Libertarian), defeated; Nicholas Bedworth (Natural Law), defeated.
  • 2002 Nov 30: Ed Case (Dem), elected; John F. Mink (Dem), defeated; John S. Carroll (Rep), defeated; Whitney T. Anderson (Rep), defeated; Mark McNett, defeated; Kekoa D. Kaapu (Dem), defeated; Richard H. Haake (Rep), defeated; Doug Fairhurst (Rep), defeated; Kimo Kaloi (Rep), defeated; Nick Nikhilananda (Green), defeated; Solomon D. K. Nalua'i (Dem), defeated; Walter R. Barnes (Rep), defeated; Carolyn Mart Golojuch (Rep), defeated; Clifford P. Rhodes (Rep), defeated; Timmy Yuen (Rep), defeated; Joe Conner (Rep), defeated; Joseph Payne (Rep), defeated; Brian G. Cole (Dem), defeated; John L. Baker (Dem), defeated; Michael Gagne (Dem), defeated; Bob Schieve (Rep), defeated; Ron Jacobs, defeated; Lillian Lai Lam Hong, defeated; Art P. Reyes (Dem), defeated; John Mayer, defeated; Jeff Mallan (Libertarian), defeated; Lawrence G. K. Duquesne (Libertarian), defeated; Steve Tataii (Dem), defeated; G. 'Iimz' Goodwin (Green), defeated; John Parker, defeated; Bill Russell, defeated; Charles Collins (Dem), defeated; John Randall, defeated; Paul Britos (Dem), defeated; Dan A. Cole, defeated; Mike Rethman, defeated; S. J. Harlan, defeated; Robert M. Martin, Jr., defeated.
  • 2003 Jan 4: Ed Case (Dem), elected; Matt Matsunaga (Dem), defeated; Colleen Hanabusa (Dem), defeated; Barbara C. Marumoto (Rep), defeated; Bob McDermott (Rep), defeated; Chris Halford (Rep), defeated; Kimo Kaloi (Rep), defeated; John S. Carroll (Rep), defeated; Frank F. Fasi (Rep), defeated; Mark McNett, defeated; Jim Rath (Rep), defeated; Richard H. Haake (Rep), defeated; Nelson J. Secretario (Rep), defeated; Whitney T. Anderson (Rep), defeated; Moana Keaulana-Dyball, defeated; Nick Nikhilananda (Green), defeated; Brian G. Cole (Dem), defeated; Kekoa D. Kaapu (Dem), defeated; Jeff Mallan (Libertarian), defeated; Sophie Mataafa, defeated; Doug Fairhurst (Rep), defeated; Michael Gagne (Dem), defeated; Carolyn Mart Golojuch (Rep), defeated; G. 'Iimz' Goodwin (Green), defeated; Richard Payne (Rep), defeated; Clarence H. Weatherwax (Rep), defeated; Kabba Anand, defeated; Dan Vierra, defeated; John L. Sabey (Rep), defeated; Pat Rocco (Dem), defeated; Bill Russell, defeated; Steve Sparks, defeated; Solomon Wong, defeated; Art P. Reyes (Dem), defeated; Paul Britos (Dem), defeated; S. J. Harlan, defeated; Charles Collins (Dem), defeated; John Randall, defeated; Steve Tataii (Dem), defeated; Mike Rethman (Rep), defeated; Marshall Turner, defeated; Herbert L. Jensen (Dem), defeated; Alan R. Gano, defeated; Bartle Lee Rowland, defeated.
  • 2004 Nov 2: Ed Case (Dem), elected; Mike Gabbard (Rep), defeated.
  • 2006: Colleen Hanabusa (Dem), defeated in primary.
  • 2010: Colleen Hanabusa (Dem), defeated.
  • 2016 Jul 20: Mark Takai, died in office.
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