North Shore Give, in association with Princeville of Hanalei Community Association, and Princeville 2 Community Association 1, are hosting a meet-and-greet with the candidates running for Kauai County Council elections in November. All homeowners living on the North Shore are welcome to attend.
Candidates will each be given 1-2 minute to provide an overview of who they are, and what platform they are running on, followed by a short networking reception during which they will be available to meet and chat with attendees.
Kauai County Council candidates meet-and-greet
DATE : Tuesday September 24th
TIME : 5:30pm – 6:30pm
PLACE : Princeville Community Center on Emmalani Drive.
*** UPDATE ~ RESULTS POST THE ELECTION ***
Six of the seven Kauai County Council members were reelected for another term, with voters also welcoming back a former councilor in the 2024 General Election held on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Bernard P. Carvalho Jr., Mel Rapozo, KipuKai Kualii, Addison Bulosan, Felicia Cowden, and Ross Kagawa secured another two-year term. Former council member Arryl J. Kaneshiro also rejoined the governing body, according to results released by the Hawaii Office of Elections on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
However, incumbent Billy DeCosta did not secure reelection. Kaneshiro’s strong performance, including a third-place finish in the Primary Election on Aug. 10, suggested early on that one current council member was likely to be unseated.
