Wallyn Kanoelani Christian
Wallyn Kanoelani Christian (Republican) Wallyn Christian graduated from Leilehua High School. Christian earned an associate degree in business management and a bachelor's degree in justice administration from Hawaii Pacific University, and two degrees in theology from Life Christian University.
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“I’m running because people are hurting—and too often, their voices and concerns have been ignored. The cost of living keeps rising, small businesses are barely holding on, and families are worried about crime and the safety of their neighborhoods. These aren’t talking points. This is real life for the people of Hawai‘i.”
(Wallyn Kanoelani Christian campaign website) “I believe good leadership starts with serving the people, and that your voices should guide every decision I make. With humility and determination, I’m committed to fighting for affordability, supporting local businesses, and keeping our communities safe.”
(Wallyn Kanoelani Christian campaign website)Tricia Mayumi Kwai Lin Nakamatsu
Tricia Mayumi Kwai Lin Nakamatsu (Democratic) Tricia Mayumi Kwai Lin Nakamatsu qualified with the Hawaii Office of Elections to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for Senate District 13.
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“I have lived and worked in Senate District 13 for over 30 years. This is where I grew up, built my career, and am now raising my own family. My family’s roots here span five generations of Chinese, Japanese, and Okinawan heritage, shaped by hard work, perseverance, and a deep respect for community. .”
(Tricia Mayumi Kwai Lin Nakamatsu campaign website) “For the past 20 years, I have dedicated my career to public service. I began as a Deputy Corporation Counsel, went on to serve for 13 years as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, and now work as a Deputy Attorney General. Along the way, I have worked through complex legal questions, brought together stakeholders to address important community issues, and strived to write legislative policy that directly benefits the people of Hawai‘i. .”
(Tricia Mayumi Kwai Lin Nakamatsu campaign website) “This experience has taught me that policy is never just words on paper. The laws that the Legislature passes shape the safety of our neighborhoods, the stability of our families, and the opportunities available to the next generation. Long-term thinking matters. Careful, thoughtful decision-making matters. Open lines of communication and collaboration matter. .”
(Tricia Mayumi Kwai Lin Nakamatsu campaign website)