“Land use decisions should be holistic and not attempt to circumvent policies designed to keep communities safe.”

“For Upcountry Maui, specifically, water rights and access are our Achilles heel.”

“I’m running because there is no reason that we need to be struggling this much. Things don’t have to be like this.”

“Keep traditional math, science, work with parents to give parents more control over the education of their children.”

“I will self impose my own term limit and support term limit legislation.”

Four-term incumbent will face an opponent in the general election.

Three candidates are running in the primary for the council seat covering Mauiʻs largest commercial center.

Itʻs a rematch for the two candidates running in the November general election.

For some Maui residents, the noise is a source of repeated frustration. Others see the music as part of Hawai‘i’s local culture. 

Five candidates are running for the seat held by Council Chair Alice Lee, who is stepping down.