Ken Fujiyama
Coverage of Ken Fujiyama in the Nexus archive.
- Hawaii contractor nominated to construct GOP comeback after two-decade Democratic hold on governor's mansion
Gary Cordery secured the Republican nomination for Hawaii governor after defeating Ken Fujiyama in Saturday's primary, setting up a race against Democratic Gov. Josh Green in November. Facing historical challenges and a financial disadvantage, Cordery pitched a platform centered on lowering costs of living by adding 15,000 homes and eliminating state taxes on food and medicine.
- Hawaii contractor nominated to construct GOP comeback after two-decade Democratic hold on governor's mansion
Gary Cordery won the Republican nomination for Hawaii governor after defeating Ken Fujiyama. He is set to face Gov. Josh Green in November, in a contest heavily favoring the incumbent. Cordery plans to lower the cost of living by adding 15,000 homes and eliminating the General Excise Tax on food and medicine. He also proposes freezing property taxes for homeowners at retirement.
- Candidate Q&A: Governor – Ken Fujiyama
Ken Fujiyama, a gubernatorial candidate, proposes to provide 100,000 vacant lots facing gravel roads without utilities for sale at $50,000 each.