The Board of Trustees is responsible for setting OHA policy and managing the agency's trust. The OHA enhances Hawaiian well-being by collaborating with various organizations to strengthen our community's resources.
Eligibility requirements
Resident of respective island for seats requiring residence, and a registered voter of Hawaii.
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FAQ
How often is State Native Affairs Board elected?
The position of State Native Affairs Board is typically elected every 4 years.
What does it mean for an election to be nonpartisan?
Nonpartisan elections do not require candidates to declare a party affiliation.
What are the filing requirements to get on the ballot in HI?
Filing fee is $250; signature requirement of 25.
Where do I submit my candidate paperwork?
Submit paperwork to the Maui County Clerk's Office.
Where is the filing office?
Maui County Clerk's Office, 200 S High St # 708, Wailuku, HI 96793.
How can I get in touch with the filing office?
You can contact the filing office by calling 808-270-7749.
How do I get started running for State Native Affairs Board?
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Is there a primary or runoff election for this office?
The next election for State Native Affairs Board includes a primary, but not a runoff election.
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