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Hawaii Candidates for Senate 2012 |
Summary information about each of the candidates for US
Senator from
Hawaii. Data about each candidate and a link to their web site.
Dan Inouye (D)*-
Andy Woerner (D)- Dive Shop Manager
Cam Cavasso (R)- Ex-State Rep., Financial Advisor, Army Veteran, '04 Nominee &
'02 Lt. Gov. Candidate
Eddie Pirkowski (R) - Businessman & '06 Candidate
John Roco (R)- Social Worker & Conservative Activist
Jim Brewer (Green) - Cable TV Producer, Educator & Frequent Candidate
Lloyd "Jeff" Mallan (Libertarian)- Writer, Website Developer, Peace Corps
Veteran & Frequent Candidate
The Hawaiians were a people without writing, who preserved their history in chants and legends. Much of the early history has disappeared with the death of the kahunas and other learned men whose function it was to pass on this knowledge, by means of chants and legends, to succeeding generations.
Modern Hawaiian history begins on January 20, 1778, when Captain James Cook’s expedition made its first contact with the Hawaiian people on the islands of Kauai and Niihau. Captain Cook was not the first man to “discover” the Hawaiian Islands. He was the first known European to arrive.
The language of Hawaii and archaeological discoveries indicate that Hawaii was settled by two distinct waves of Polynesian migration. Cook himself knew that the original Polynesian discoverers had come from the South Pacific hundreds of years before his time. First, from the Marquesas, came a settlement as early as 600 or 700 AD, and then from the Society Islands, another migration about 1100 AD. Lacking instruments of navigation or charts or any kind, the Polynesians sailed into vast oceans. They staked their knowledge of the sky and its stars, the sea and its currents, the flight of birds and many other natural signs. They were superior seamen of their time.
Hawaii U.S. Senate Candidates 2012 Democrat and Republican
On January 18, 1778 Captain James Cook and his crew, while attempting to discover the Northwest Passage between Alaska and Asia, were surprised to find the Hawaiian islands so far north in the Pacific.[1] He named them the "Sandwich Islands". After the discovery by Cook, other Europeans and Americans came to the Sandwich Islands. An entry was found in James Cook's log describing the natives as "riding the ocean's waves on wooden boards", which became the first written account of surfing.
Hawaii has Republican and Democrat primary governor on September 18, 2010. For summary information about each of the Hawaii candidates for governor, and issue information visit.
Hawaii Governor Candidates Democrat and Republican
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