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Republican gubernatorial hopeful Gary Cordery and lieutenant governor candidate Daniel Anthony kicked off their joint campaign with a bold first meeting, positioning themselves as underdogs racing to win Hawaii’s November 3 general election. Cordery, who earned over 36,000 primary votes, held virtual town halls across the islands, emphasizing listening to voters — while Governor Josh Green dominated with over 183,000 votes. Anthony, a farmer and activist turned Republican, stressed conservative values rooted in Hawaii’s unique needs and framed voting as just the beginning of broader change. Their platform centers on tax reform — including Native Hawaiian homeowner exemptions — and government transparency, as they gear up to rally support across the state before Election Day.

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