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Shan Tsutsui Fund Raiser

Shan Tsutsui Fundraiser


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Candidates who have taken out papers can with photos and a paragraph or 2. Campaign managers, with instructions to pick up your candidate’s bumperstickers etc. The criteria for publishing is that it must somehow connect to Maui (photos of your candidate with Maui people etc.) or the person must be an already elected Maui official with news.


Sign Waving Schedule

See the Kula Candidates Forum on Akaku - Schedule

Shan Tsutsui and Family

Shan Tsutsui Sign Waving

Wednesday, 9/8 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm Intersection of Papa Avenue and Kaahumanu Ave


Matt Mano - County Council Lana'i

Matt Mano (Maui County Council, Lana'i) Sign Waving:

Friday, September 24, 2010: AM/PM sign waving, Kahului
Saturday, September 25, 2010: 12:00pm-2:00pm, Ka'ahumanu Mal

Saturday, October 2, 2010: 5:30pm-8:30pm Campaign Dinner, Lana'i
Friday, October 8, 2010: AM/PM sign waving, Molokai
Saturday, October 9, 2010: Canvass, Molokai
Friday, October 15, 2010: AM/PM sign waving, Hana Highway
Saturday, October 16, 2010: Canvass, Hana
Thursday, October, 21, 2010: PM sign waving, Lahaina
Friday, October 22, 2010: AM/PM sign waving, Wailuku
Saturday, October 23, 2010: 10:00am-12:00pm, Costco
Thursday, October 28, 2010: PM sign waving, Lahaina
Friday, October 29, 2010: AM/PM sign waving, Kihei
Saturday, October 30, 2010: Canvass, Kihei


Angus McKelvey

Sign Waving for Angus McKelvey (State House – District 10)

Every Friday from Aug 6th to Oct 29th (except Aug 20th and Oct 18th) -- Lahaina Cannery Mall: 3:30PM – 6:00PM
Aug 20th & Oct 18th – Napili (Across from Napili Market on Honoapiilani Hwy near old ML&P truck yard): : 3:30PM – 6:00PM
Every Monday from Sept 20th to Nov 1st – Lahainaluna Rd (across from MauiGrown Coffee/Pioneer Mill Smokestack):6:30AM –8:30AM
Every Friday from September 24th to October 29th – Lahainaluna Road (across from MauiGrown Coffee/Pioneer Mill Smokestack): : 6:30AM –8:30AM


Neil Abercrombie

Neil Abercrombie

We will have sign waving at 3:30-5:30PM on the following days.

Thursday, September 9 – Wailuku, High Street on the sidewalk in front of the county building
Thursday, September 16 – Papa Avenue and Kaahumanu Avenue on Kaiser side of the street straight across from the park
Friday, September 17 – Hana Highway, by the Hansen Road Exit
Saturday, September 18 – In front of Kaahumanu Center

Canvassing

We will be canvassing on the following days. We will meet at the following locations at 7:45AM, where we will be distributing maps of our assigned areas. Canvassing will end at 11:30AM.

Saturday, September 4 – Kahului Shopping Center, Asian Cuisine parking lot
Saturday, September 11 – Kahului Shopping Center, Asian Cuisine parking lot
Saturday, September 18 – Kahului Shopping Center, Asian Cuisine parking lot

Ongoing phone banking efforts to Get Out The Vote:

-  Mon/Wed @ the Rasmussen's 5:30 - 7:30 pm
-  Tues/Thurs @ HQ 5:30 - 7:30 pm
-  Please contact our Phone Banking Coordinator Traci Nunokawa at traci.nunokawa@gmail.com for more information

The co-chairs are Sheldon Biga, Nicanor Casumpang, and Karey Kapoi. You may contact them with your questions.


Kai Nishiki Maui County Council Candidate

Sign wavings for Kai Nishiki (County Council)

4:00 p.m. this Friday September 10th, to sign wave in front of Kahului Shopping Center




Tasha Kama District 8 House

Sign Waving For Tasha Kama (House District 8 Wailuku etc.)

AM = 6:00-8:00 AM  (MORNINGS)      PM = 3:00-6:00 PM (AFTERNOONS)

AM & PM     Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2010    Kahului Harbor (mauka        
AM & PM   Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010    Paukukalo Hawaiian Homes (mauka)    
AM & PM    Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010    Mokuhau Rd. & N. Market (Happy Valley)    
AM  & PM  Friday, Sept. 10, 2010        Kaahumanu  Ave. (Across of Stillwell’s Bakery)
AM & PM   Monday, Sept. 13, 2010    Waikapu Tropical Plantation (mauka)
AM & PM   Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010    Kahului Harbor (mauka        
AM & PM   Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010    Paukukalo Hawaiian Homes (mauka)    
AM  & PM   Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010    Mokuhau Rd. & N. Market (Happy Valley)    
AM & PM   Friday, Sept. 17, 2010        Kaahumanu  Ave. (Across of Stillwell’s Bakery)


Leona Bak Nomura

Sign Waving for Leona Bak Nomura (County Council)


Sign Waving For Joe Bertram (House South Maui)

From 5:30-6:30 on the Pi'ilani across from Safeway on Pi'ikea.

9/7
9/14




Joe Souki




Joe Souki Sign Waving

Tue., Sep. 7    6:00-8:00 am    Waiale Road Prison
Wed., Sep. 8    4:00-6:00 pm    Sack n Save Bridge
Thu., Sep. 9    6:00-8:00 am    Happy Valley (Frmr. TK Mkt.)
Fri., Sep. 10    4:00-6:00 pm    Sack n Save Bridge
Mon., Sep. 13    6:00-8:00 am    Beach Road
Tue., Sep. 14    6:00-8:00 am    Happy Valley (Frmr. TK Mkt.)
Wed., Sep. 15    4:00-6:00 pm    Beach Road
Thu., Sep. 16    6:00-8:00 am    Sack n Save Bridge
Fri., Sep. 17    4:00-6:00 pm    Sack n Save Bridge
Mon., Sep. 20    6:00-8:00 am    THANK YOU! Waiale Road Prison
Tue., Sep. 28    6:00-8:00 am    Beach Road
Thu., Sep. 30    4:15-6:00 pm    Sack n Save Bridge


Justin Hughey

Justin Hughey.  Call 358.5679 for sign waving schedule.



Labor Day has come to mean many things over the years: the unofficial end of summer, the start of football season, or even just a three-day weekend.  Sometimes the real purpose of Labor Day gets lost. So, I wanted to pause on this Labor Day to thank the person this holiday is intended to honor: the American worker.

ILWUDuring this election season, you’ve heard politicians talking a lot about the economy, and for good reason. We know we need to keep working to strengthen our economy. While it’s true that some of the “economic indicators” that people in Washington talk about are looking better, what’s really important at the end of the day is whether people have good jobs so that they can provide for their families.

On Labor Day, and every day, Hawaii’s working families are my priority. I often think of the time I was flying out of Lihue Airport late one night. I met a young man who had just started his night shift at the airport. He got to the airport after leaving his day shift at one of Kauai’s resort hotels. He worked like that, two shifts a day, six days a week, to provide for his family. He’s like so many of the people I talk with every day – hard working, persevering, hopeful for the future.

So on this Labor Day, ‘mahalo’ to everyone in Hawaii, doing their very best at their job, working with pride, working to move Hawaii forward.

UPWI’m honored that my steadfast supporting for our working men and women has been recognized. I’m humbled to announce that many of the great organizations representing workers here in Hawaii have endorsed my reelection to Congress, including the following:

AFL-CIO
American Postal Workers Union
Hawaii Carpenters Union
Hawaii Government Employees Association
Hawaii State Association of Letter Carriers
Hawaii State Council of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Hawaii State Teachers Association
Hawaii Teamsters
Ironworkers Union
International Longshore and Warehouse Union
International Union of Painters and Allied Trades
Laborers
National Association of Social Workers PAC
Professional Aviation Safety Specialists
Seafarers International Union of North America
Sheet Metal Workers
State of Hawaii Organization of Police Officers
Unite Here! Local 5
United Public Workers
University of Hawaii Professional Assembly

MKH Signature


Matt Mano Event

Matt Mano Event Flyer


Primary Ballot

Ballot is Complicated.  You need to do 4 areas and 2 sides:

You must choose “Democratic Party” and ALSO vote in ONLY the Democratic Party area on this side of the ballot.

Then turn your ballot over and vote in the “Special Nonpartison Offices Ballot” and the “Maui County” area.
DO NOT VOTE in the “Free Energy” “Nonpartison” or “Republican” boxes or they won’t count your ballot.

Confusing isn’t it?  You can vote for the school board which is labeled “nonpartisan” but if you vote in the other “Nonpartison” box YOUR BALLOT WILL NOT COUNT!!!


Send a Message

Recently, I sat in court and watched Honolulu attorney Kenneth Kupchak at work. He meticulously attempted to pervert truth and scrambled to weave a story out of tiny scraps of information in his latest attempt at a lawsuit against Council Member Sol Kaho’ohalahala. It’s an exercise in fabricating a case versus working with honest fact.

Justice? It has nothing to do with justice. Real information? Nothing there either. Cold, hard cash? Influence with powerful people behind the scenes? Certainly. The unnamed money source behind this extraordinary several-year effort has yet to have a face.

What is being perpetrated against Sol Kaho’ohalahala is nothing less than a strategic, slow and painful torture of a keiki o ka aina, one of the finest public servants Maui has ever seen. Inflicting undeserved and untold harm to his family as well as past generations of his Lanai kupuna. More than this, it’s aimed directly at every voter that elected Sol to our Maui County Council.

Sol deserves our prayers and our support. If the powers that are playing this out cannot be stopped, then no one will be safe from such twisted attempts to usurp the Maui voters’ power to elect regular citizens to our local government.

Sol’s extraordinary vision for our government must have a chance to see the light of day. You can help send a powerful message with a simple vote on Sept. 18 in the mayoral primary. Now that is democracy in action.

Sean Lester
Kula


Why I Won’t Vote for a Republican

Hawaii is in line for $1.1 billion in economic stimulus funds, of which $343 million had been received as of late July, according to the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board, which operates Recovery.org.

But Republican Congressional Rep (not for long!) Djou wants to cut these funds off.  Most of them go to his district!

So even when a Republican appears “nonpartisan” (and the two running for Maui Mayor who have held that office already are both Republicans), I’ve made up my mind to vote Democrat instead.

Karen Chun


Abercrombie Volunteers at Potluck

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Beware of Fake Phone Surveys

There is a technique called “push polling” which is considered to be dishonest.  You get a call (often recorded) that claims to want you to participate in a survey.  After a few innocuous questions, the survey questions will start sounding a little odd like:

“Do you agree with [name of a candidate] spending all this money for this discredited program?”

The question is usually filled with false or misleading information and the survey is not a survey at all but an attempt to get you to think that the candidate mentioned has done these bad things.  Or that the good things the candidate has done are bad.

If you receive one of these calls, try to get as much information as possible.  It is a FCC requirement that the caller identify himself and the committee sponsoring the calls.  Then contact the candidate who is being slandered and let him or her know you received such a call.

If you receive a call and there is no identifying committee or person, report it to the FCC and the State Attorney.

Remember – if the questions start with the assumption that the named candidate did something negative, then you are the victim of one of the scam polls that are considered to be dishonest.


GOP: Phase out Medicare, Social Security

The GOP has once again blocked extending unemployment benefits as 1,000,000 lose their benefit.  Additionally Republican minority leader Boehner said he’d favor increasing the Social Security retirement age to 70.

Just before this GOP Rep Barton publicly apologized to British Petroleum (whose run-away gusher is covering the Gulf of Mexico with oil) for President Obama’s requirement that BP put aside $20 billion in escrow to pay for the oil cleanup and damages.  Republican, Barton has received more than $1.5 million in campaign donations from the oil industry, according to Open Secrets, a nonpartisan watchdog group.

We see how Republicans who appear moderate are toeing the GOP line and blocking passage of unemployment benefits, bank reform, energy reform and so on.  Sadly, they appear to be putting politics above the good of their voters.


  EVENTS
Today is Wednesday Sep 8

 Tue September 07 2010
  Century Club
Noon Maui Tropical Plantation. Gladys Baisa, Mike White, Marc Hodges  

 Sat September 11 2010
  Red, White & Blue Picnic
CANCELLED   Mayor Tavares' 60 day reservation policy plus her insistance on charging nonprofits $250 to use the park caused us to cancel this event   Karen

 Sat September 11 2010
  Farmers & Consumers Meet with Neil Abercrombie
5:30 at HQ at 1980 Main Street, Wailuku. RSVP by emailing maaevents@hawaii.rr.com  

 Sat September 18 2010
  Primary
Important! This primary, there are several races which will be decided in the primary. 3 Dems in Paia County Council, 3 Dems for State House Dist 8, etc.  

 Sat September 18 2010
  Vote Democratic for Mayor
Make sure we get a Democratic candidate to advance to the General Election. Vote the Primary.

Either Sol Kaho'ohalahala, Chris Hart or Randy Piltz  

 Sun September 19 2010
  Democratic Lokahi (Unity) Event
2pm Maui Beach Hotel. 10$ per person donation heavy pupus. No host bar. Candidates fre  

 Tue September 28 2010
  Sen. Shan Tsutsui Fundraiser
5-7:30pm Maui Tropical Plantation. Chicken Hekka and Lechon Dinner. Entertainment by Frank Delima  

 Sat October 02 2010
  Matt Mano Hawaiian Dinner
Lana'i fundraiser luau. Trilogy Pavilion 5-7:30pm. Food, entertainment, door prizes. For tickets: 563-5797  

 Tue October 05 2010
  Kula Candidates' Forum
6pm at Kula Community Center  

 Wed October 06 2010
  Matt Mano Event
5:30-8pm Mayor Hannibal Tavares Community Center, Pukalani. Food, Entertainment, Prizes. $10 advance $12 door. Call 563-5797  

 Thu October 07 2010
  Akaku Council Candidates
2-6:30pm Akaku Studio Taping of the 6 contested County Council races  

 Wed October 13 2010
  Bob Carroll Fundraiser
5-7:30pm Velma Santos Com. Cntr Wailuku Birthday Party and Fundraiser, Music, Door Prizes, Food $5   

 Thu October 14 2010
  LIVE MAYORAL CANDIDATE FORUM on Akaku
7-8:30pm. Akaku debate between the two final mayoral candidates  

 Tue November 02 2010
  General Election



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