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Rally encourages Native Hawaiians to vote

In a rally to encourage Native Hawaiians to vote and make their voices heard, participants stood on King Street and waved signs Friday, then marched to Honolulu Hale and voted.

By Craig T. Kojima

Aug. 9, 2024

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In a rally to encourage Native Hawaiians to vote and make their voices heard, participants stood on King Street and waved signs Friday, then marched to Honolulu Hale and voted. Stacy Kealohalani Ferreira, left, OHA chief executive officer, takes a group shot with voters.
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Sign wavers in front of the King Kamehameha statue.
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Keoni Souza, OHA Trustee-at-large, waves during Friday's rally.
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Jacob Aki waves during Friday's rally.
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Paula Akana, executive director of The Friends of Iolani Palace in Honolulu, drops off a ballot.
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Stacy Kealohalani Ferreira, OHA chief executive officer, drops off a ballot.
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The group marched to Honolulu Hale and voted.
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The group marched to Honolulu Hale and voted.
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Marchers at Punchbowl and King Streets.
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Sign wavers on King Street across the Iolani Palace.
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