FREE HAWAI`I TV
THE FREE HAWAI`I BROADCASTING NETWORK
 
"AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR ALL O`AHU VOTERS 

Registered To Vote On O`ahu? - Hawaiian Or Not, This Message Is For You.

We Need Your Help By Casting Your Vote In The OHA Elections On August 13th.

If Youʻve Never Voted Before For OHA Trustees, Itʻs Critical You Do So Now On August 13th.

Watch Our Report To See Why Your Vote Is So Important & One Simple Thing You Can Do That Will Make A Huge Difference.


Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.

FREE HAWAI`I TV
THE FREE HAWAI`I BROADCASTING NETWORK

"MAKE A NOTE TO VOTE"

Itʻs An Election Where You Can Show Your Honolulu Light Rail Objection.

This Saturday Your Vote Can Even Make It Go Away.

Want To Know Who To Support Because If Elected Light Rail They Would Thwart?

Then Watch This To Hear What Someone Said That Could Help Make The Light Rail Project Dead.

Then Share This Video With One Other Person Today.

FREE HAWAI`I TV
THE FREE HAWAI`I BROADCASTING NETWORK

"THOSE WHO OPPOSE"

These Three Hold The Key To Setting Us Free.

They Foresee What A Disaster Honolulu Light Rail Will Be.

Soon Thereʻs An Election Where You Can Register Your Objection.

So If Light Rail Has Caused You Dismay, Watch This To See How You Can Have Your Say.

Then Share This Video With One Other Person Today.

HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS TRUSTEES TO FACE TOUGHER ELECTIONS?

Honolulu Star-Bulletin - April 4th, 2010

Candidates for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs board of trustees would face a tougher road to victory under a bill moving through the state Legislature this session.

Senate Bill 2378 would require OHA board candidates in single-seat elections to take part in a run-off election on primary election day and, unless a first-place finisher receives 50 percent of the vote, would have the two top finishers face off on general election day.

Under existing law, OHA candidates need only take part in one winner-take-all election on general election day.

The bill would also affect OHA's at-large elections where there are three seats up for grabs. The top six candidates would advance from the primary day election to the general unless there are only three candidates at the outset.

Supporters of the bill say the current process makes it too easy for incumbents and others with names familiar to the public. The proposed change would level the playing field for lesser-known candidates, they argue....