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Kuhio Park Terrace is framed by the urban sprawl of Kalihi.

Ikaika Hussey

Democrat, State House of Representatives

District 29, Oʻahu

Time in office:

House: 2024-present

Bio

Ikaika Hussey represents Kamehameha Heights, Kalihi Valley and Kalihi. He is a graduate of ‘Iolani School and has a master’s degree in political science from the University of Hawaiʻi Mānoa.

Hussey was a delegate to the first Hawaiian sovereignty constitutional convention, from 1999-2001. He was also founder, publisher and editor of The Hawaii Independent, 2008 to 2015. He’s vice chair of the House Economic Development and Technology Committee.

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Of 34 bills:

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34 Failed

0 Pending

For this session year, this legislator initiated 34 bills: 0 passed, 34 failed, and 0 are currently pending.

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$17.8K

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$17.8K

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Bills Authored by Ikaika Hussey

HR 189

Requesting the President of the united states to return to the State all recreational facilities on Hawaii public lands that are no longer required for the defense of the United States, including Fort DeRussy and the Hale Koa Hotel, pursuant to the Hawaii Admission Act, and as further required by Public Law 88-233.

In Progress

Requesting the President of the united states to return to the State all recreational facilities on Hawaii public lands that are no longer required for the defense of the United States, including Fort DeRussy and the Hale Koa Hotel, pursuant to the Hawaii Admission Act, and as further required by Public Law 88-233.

HR 188

FINDING that "excited delirium" and "excited delirium syndrome" are not medical diagnoses recognized by any leading medical or other scientific organization and requesting all state and county government entities to refrain from indicating "excited delirium" or "excited delirium syndrome" as a cause of death.

In Progress

FINDING that "excited delirium" and "excited delirium syndrome" are not medical diagnoses recognized by any leading medical or other scientific organization and requesting all state and county government entities to refrain from indicating "excited delirium" or "excited delirium syndrome" as a cause of death.

HCR 199

Requesting the President of the united states to return to the State all recreational facilities on Hawaii public lands that are no longer required for the defense of the United States, including Fort DeRussy and the Hale Koa Hotel, pursuant to the Hawaii Admission Act, and as further required by Public Law 88-233.

In Progress

Requesting the President of the united states to return to the State all recreational facilities on Hawaii public lands that are no longer required for the defense of the United States, including Fort DeRussy and the Hale Koa Hotel, pursuant to the Hawaii Admission Act, and as further required by Public Law 88-233.

HCR 198

FINDING that "excited delirium" and "excited delirium syndrome" are not medical diagnoses recognized by any leading medical or other scientific organization and requesting all state and county government entities to refrain from indicating "excited delirium" or "excited delirium syndrome" as a cause of death.

In Progress

FINDING that "excited delirium" and "excited delirium syndrome" are not medical diagnoses recognized by any leading medical or other scientific organization and requesting all state and county government entities to refrain from indicating "excited delirium" or "excited delirium syndrome" as a cause of death.

Committees

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House Standing Committee on Economic Development & Technology

House Standing Committee on Finance

House Standing Committee on Tourism

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HB 1458

DBEDT; Hawaii Broadband and Digital Equity Office; Broadband and Digital Equity Special...

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HB 2037

Motion Picture, Digital Media, and Film Production Income Tax Credit; Aggregate Cap;...

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HB 2037

Motion Picture, Digital Media, and Film Production Income Tax Credit; Aggregate Cap;...

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HCR 209

REQUESTING THE STATE OF HAWAII TO CONSIDER IMPORT SUBSTITUTION AS A KEY...

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HCR 211

relating to economic development and technology.

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State House of Representatives District 29

Hussey, Ikaika Lardizabal

64.5%

WON

Kaapu, Carole Kauhiwai

30.8%

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