Political candidates meet with 300 senior citizens voters
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Bok Dong Yoon and wife, Suzanne, were among more than 300 voters who turned out Wednesday at the Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center in Kalihi to mingle with more than 40 political candidates running in the Aug. 13 party primary elections. The center is Hawaii’s largest senior center.
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Sen. Kai Kahele, who is running for governor, talks with Elaine Gushiken.
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Gary Gill, who is running for District 25 in the House of Representatives, talks to a voter.
4/11
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Walter Woods, who is running for governor, speaks with a voter.
5/11
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State Rep. John MIzuno, who is running for House District 28, takes a photo with supporters.
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Sherry Menor-McNamara and Ikaika Anderson are both running for lieutenant governor.
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Shirley Templo, who is running for House District 30, sang karaoke with those in attendance.
8/11
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Walter Woods, left, is running for governor and Ian Ross, is running for State Senate District 11.
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Sylvia Luke, left, who is running for lieutenant governor, takes a photo with Nancy Hirano and Ben Asato.
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BJ Penn, who is running for governor, poses for a photo with his mother, Lorraine Shin.
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Lt. Gov. Josh Green, who is runing for governor, takes a photo with a voter.
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