Karl Dicks (Republican Party) ran for election to the Hawaii State Senate to represent District 17. He lost in the Republican primary on August 13, 2022.
Karl Dicks' professional experience includes working in metal fabrication. He also has experience in farming; as an EMT, firefighter, and part of the rescue squad; as a journeyman carpenter, millwright, welder, pipefitter, and fabricator; in auto body repair and mechanics; in electronics, electrical, AutoCAD drawings, and estimating. He is a member of the National Rifle Association and the United States Junior Chamber (Jaycees), where he serves as president.[1]
See also: Hawaii State Senate elections, 2022
Incumbent Donovan Dela Cruz and Anna Hudson are running in the general election for Hawaii State Senate District 17 on November 8, 2022.
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Donovan Dela Cruz (D) | |
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Anna Hudson (R) |
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Incumbent Donovan Dela Cruz advanced from the Democratic primary for Hawaii State Senate District 17 on August 13, 2022.
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% |
Votes |
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✔ |
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Donovan Dela Cruz |
100.0
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8,918 |
Total votes: 8,918 | ||||
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Anna Hudson defeated Karl Dicks in the Republican primary for Hawaii State Senate District 17 on August 13, 2022.
Candidate |
% |
Votes |
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✔ |
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Anna Hudson |
70.2
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1,664 |
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Karl Dicks |
29.8
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706 |
Total votes: 2,370 | ||||
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See also: Mayoral election in Honolulu, Hawaii (2020)
Rick Blangiardi defeated Keith Amemiya in the general election for Mayor of Honolulu on November 3, 2020.
Candidate |
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Votes |
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✔ |
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Rick Blangiardi (Nonpartisan) |
60.0
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224,474 |
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Keith Amemiya (Nonpartisan) |
40.0
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149,735 |
Total votes: 374,209 | ||||
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The following candidates ran in the primary for Mayor of Honolulu on August 8, 2020.
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% |
Votes |
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✔ |
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Rick Blangiardi (Nonpartisan) |
25.6
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69,661 |
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Keith Amemiya (Nonpartisan) |
20.2
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55,116 |
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Colleen Hanabusa (Nonpartisan) |
18.4
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50,234 | |
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Kymberly Marcos Pine (Nonpartisan) |
14.7
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40,104 | |
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Mufi Hannemann (Nonpartisan) |
9.9
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27,027 | |
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William Stonebraker (Nonpartisan) |
6.5
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17,757 | |
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Choon James (Nonpartisan) |
2.0
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5,538 | |
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John Carroll (Nonpartisan) |
0.7
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2,011 | |
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Ho Yin Wong (Nonpartisan) |
0.5
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1,437 | |
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Ernest Caravalho (Nonpartisan) |
0.4
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1,140 | |
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Audrey Keesing (Nonpartisan) |
0.3
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823 | |
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Micah Mussell (Nonpartisan) |
0.2
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541 | |
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David Bourgoin (Nonpartisan) |
0.1
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368 | |
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Karl Dicks (Nonpartisan) |
0.1
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361 | |
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Tim Garry (Nonpartisan) |
0.1
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313 |
Total votes: 272,431 | ||||
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|Born and raised in Iowa, graduated Sgt. Bluff-Luton High school, 1979.
Fire Fighter 1, and an EMT-A for 8 years in the City of Salix. Salix City Council. Jaycee President Salix. Union steward Teamsters, AGP a soybean facility . Carpenters Union. Moved to Oahu Hawaii in 1989. Worked in Carpenters Union Millwright for H&H Engineering. I worked on interisland cruise boats, Constitution and Independence.
H&H C&C of Honolulu Waste Water treatment facilities. 1990 metal fabrication railings, fences and gates using specialty metals like stainless, brass, copper and titanium.
CORRUPTION IN: Government, Family Court, Police department, Politics, Our streets.
Modernize how we do our daily activities. Better Networking. Streamline Government processes ie. Satellite City Hall. DPP, DMV, Education, and so much more.
We need to elect Sheriff, Police Cheif to return accountability. More elected not appointed positions. Neighborhood boards do not work. We need more than 1 mayor on Oahu and more than 1 City Council Need an elected Election Commissioner. Traffic, Utilities in Honolulu have been Neglected. Unfunded Liabilities Finally, settle the dispute with the overthrow of the Kingdom. Fulfill promises and treaties that were made. To unite the people of Hawaii again. Diversify our economy. Restore local Farming and agriculture. Bring manufacturing to Hawaii. Make Hawaii the Hub Of the Pacific.
so many of the founding fathers, and the patriots, families that fought, died and survived to make this great country what it has become and should be. We need to Restore the basics and our foundation and our base principles. We need to step up with not just vision but to really see what tommorow looks like for future generations.
read any book you can. Join your local chapter of Jaycees or start one.
To serve responsibly, with intergrity and aloha
determined, not just vision I see it already finished, I listen and learn, passionate about everything I do
Be an example of leadership, faith and vision
I always did my best.
Death and funeral of Kennedy
detasseling corn 2 summers age 14
Bible, the answer is there
Wow, never thought about it. I am just happy to be me.
It is a long way to the top, ACDC ( It is harder than it looks)
Life is a struggle. You will find strength in your weakness if you look, and ask God to help you change it.
Everything falls on the Mayor's shoulders. The people look up the Mayor for so many things. The Mayor should have the peoples needs first and foremost.
every single one, Intergrity First
Achieve as many of the goals as I set forth , and to serve the needs of the people.
Achieve as many of the goals as I set forth , and to serve the needs of the people.
we are our biggest enemy. The division is the method that will destroy us. We need to unite and make the tough decisions together. Then there will be less problems to face.
Wide-open Integrity
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