Jarrett Keohokalole

Our campaign has raised $377,000 to date. Powered by you, the people of Hawaii. Mahalo everyone. I’m running for Congress because we need new leadership with the energy and urgency to meet the moment we are in as a community. I’m fighting to build better solutions for Hawaii.

SB 2471 made history on Friday. It’s the first bill in the nation to reverse Citizens United that cleared conference committee, bringing us one step closer to rebalancing the role of money in our democracy.

It was great seeing all the familiar faces at the Oʻahu County Dems Convention. Mahalo to @OahuCountyDems for hosting this gathering and for the opportunity to speak. Always inspiring to be in a room with so many dedicated community leaders and advocates.

I’m humbled to have received the endorsement of @hawaiiteamsters996. For over 60 years their members have helped power Hawai‘i every day through essential work that keeps our communities connected and our economy moving forward.

I’m honored to have the support of IBEW Local 1186 as we fight for good-paying union jobs, strong apprenticeship pathways, and an economy that works for Hawai‘i’s working families.

Look out for our banners! Our campaign is taking off as we roll out some of our many field initiatives across the community.

I'm excited to join @peaceaction for an upcoming Meet the Candidates webinar. We’ll be talking about the stakes of the 2026 election, the future of our communities, and why grassroots organizing matters more than ever. Grateful for the chance to be part of this conversation.

Governor Ariyoshi, I’ll never forget how adamant you were about encouraging me to always ask, “is the decision you are making the right thing for your children and grandchildren?” “Is this going to be good for Hawai'i in the future?” Mahalo for your decades of dedicated service.

Its always awesome to see how many courageous members of @Indivisible_Hawaii show up every week in Kailua town to speak out and stand up for our democracy. Keep fighting the good fight!

Good government starts with fair, transparent elections. That’s why I co-introduced SB 2471 with Sen. Rhoads. Corporations are creations of the state, and it’s time we ensure they don't have a blank check to buy influence in our democracy.

Looking forward to hearing what priorities Central O'ahu residents have at the top of their lists! Please join us at Mililani Highschool this Friday, 4/17 6-8pm for a discussion over chili and rice!

FY2026 budget proposes gutting Native Hawaiian programs. While Hawaiʻi pushes opportunity for underserved communities, the federal government is moving in the opposite direction. The need for strong federal leadership has never been clearer.

Another Kona low, more families still cleaning up. How long will Hawaiʻi residents keep paying for climate damage while corporations pollute and profit without accountability?

“Our endorsement reflects our belief that Jarrett Keohokalole supports issues central to our membership, including quality jobs for local people, protecting workers’ rights, and promoting housing that is within reach of residents.” - Patrick E. Coronas, Business Manager

Central Oʻahu, we want to hear from you. April 17 • 6–8 PM, Mililani High School. Join us to talk story and shape what’s next for our community.

Prince Kūhiō fought for Native Hawaiians to live and thrive on their ʻāina. That work continues today. In 2023, I helped secure $600M+ for DHHL to move that vision forward.

I endorse this strategy.

Despite $26M more in funding, Hawaiʻi is still letting harmful pests in under vague “discretion.” Beetles, fire ants, and coqui frogs are spreading—damaging our trees and farms. We can’t afford to get this wrong.

This waiver is cosmetic shibai and won't bring down gas prices. The only solution is to end the conflict. Trump wants $200B for his illegal War. We must fight this. Will you vote NO @RepEdCase?

Hawaiʻi is getting more expensive, and too many families are falling behind, even when they do everything right. I’m running for Congress to fight for affordability, opportunity, and a future where local families can thrive. It’s time for leadership rooted in Hawaiʻi.