Sunday, March 28, 2010

Shouldn't OHA elections be democratic?




Last year, with your help, we protected the so-called "ceded" lands from being sold. This year, we want to do one simple thing.

We want to democratize Office of Hawaiian Affairs elections. We hope you will help us.

QUESTION: What's wrong with the current OHA elections process?

ANSWER: Under the current OHA elections process, a candidate can win an OHA election even if he gets only 30% of the votes.


QUESTION: But, shouldn't the winner of important elections have support from more than 30% of the voters?

ANSWER: Yes! Justice, fairness and democratic principles all require that winning candidates in elections have support from at least 51% of the voters. We have to democratize OHA elections.


QUESTION: How can I democratize OHA elections?

ANSWER:
You can democratize OHA elections in less than 3 easy minutes.
Send e-mail testimony to the House Finance Committee today! CLICK HERE for a testimony template.


Senate Bill 2378 SD2 will democratize OHA elections. CLICK HERE to quickly learn more about Senate Bill 2378 SD2. Come back and visit us often for updates.

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