LINKS POSTED FOR WHO'S RUNNING FOR LG; EVALUATING THE MAJOR CANDIDATES

The Lieutenant Governor webinar program went off very well today.  It featured Louise Ing (photo at left) as moderator and the four invited candidates (Democrats Keith Amemiya, Ikaika Anderson, Sylvia Luke and Sherry Menor-McNamara) who appeared, answered questions and presented their positions. 

 They all looked and sounded great in the production, and it is absolutely worth watching for their comments. 

We have uploaded the video of this webinar to YouTube and Vimeo, and here are the links:

 
https://youtu.be/qzV3dLwxMAk

https://vimeo.com/726223845 

These are available to the public on demand so feel free to click on them and watch the program. 

 We have also scheduled a replay of the webinar on thinktechhawaii.com at 10:00 am next Friday July 8th. 

 And we will submit the video to Olelo 54 to be played as a special broadcast and post the links on our social media. 

The candidates and the public are free to disseminate these links, and given the importance of the program and the election we recommend that you do so.

Thanks very much to the candidates for their participation in this program.

Of course, we urge you to vote in the coming Democratic primary on August 13th.

ThinkTech Hawaii

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