Hawaii Future Caucus Co-Chairs

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City Council Member Brandon Elefante (D)
City Council Member Brandon Elefante (D)

Hawaii Future Caucus, Co-Chair

Rep. Takashi Ohno (D)
Rep. Takashi Ohno (D)

Hawaii Future Caucus, Co-Chair

EMERITUS CO-CHAIR

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Rep. Beth Fukumoto (D)
Rep. Beth Fukumoto (D)

Hawaii Future Caucus, Emeritus Co-Chair 

““One of my proudest moments in the Hawaii State Legislature was working to establish the Hawaii Future Caucus, a bipartisan coalition of legislators under 40 who focus on key issues facing Hawaii’s millennial generation while working toward a post-partisan future.””
— Representative Kaniela Ing

Recent Events

 

Hawaii Future Caucus: Launch Event

 

PRESS CONFERENCE: Announcing the Hawaii Future Caucus

Future Caucus News

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Hawaii Future Caucus Members Help Pass Early Voting Bill
Hawaii Future Caucus Members Help Pass Early Voting Bill

With the help of the Hawaii Future Caucus, the Hawaii State House of Representatives passed a bill to increase the number of early voting locations.

Hawaii Future Caucus Launches February 20
Hawaii Future Caucus Launches February 20

A bipartisan group of Hawaii state and local elected officials announced their priorities of increasing government transparency and voter participation through the Hawaii Future Caucus.

Hawaii Future Caucus Members Introduce Voter Registration Bill
Hawaii Future Caucus Members Introduce Voter Registration Bill

Hawaii Future Caucus Co-Chairs introduced legislation that would automatically register Hawaii citizens to vote when they receive a valid drivers license or civil identification card.

Media Coverage

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Sen. Chang Joins National Bipartisan Democracy Reform Task Force
Sen. Chang Joins National Bipartisan Democracy Reform Task Force

The Hawai‘i Senate announces that Senator Stanley Chang is among twelve young state legislators from across the country who have launched the Democracy Reform Task Force to advance legislation on redistricting, government accountability, and access to voting. 

Senator Chang: Need a Youth Commission
Senator Chang: Need a Youth Commission

Hawai’i has one of the lowest voter turnout rates in the nation. But, as HPR’s Wayne Yoshioka reports, one Senator Stanley Chang wants to change that. Chang’s top priority is to establish an official Youth Commission of 14-24 year olds to represent that demographic.

Back To Hawaii’s Future Caucus
Back To Hawaii’s Future Caucus

The bipartisan coalition of legislators under 35 propose bills on affordable housing, all-mail voting and free community college tuition. 

'Elect Her'
'Elect Her'

The Associated Students of the University of Hawai'i (ASUH) organizes event encouraging women to run for student government.

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