A fresh and engaged approach.
Kahi Pacarro is running for State of Hawaii, House of Representatives, District 19
About Kahi
Ready to Serve
Kahi Pacarro has spent decades building community, protecting coastlines, and serving East Honolulu — as a neighbor, parent, and advocate.
Co-founder of Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii. Chair of the City's Clean Water and Natural Lands Commission. Board member for the Hawaiʻi Kai Marina. A record of work, and collaboration.
2011
Founded Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii with $50 and a mission
15+ years
Years protecting Hawai’i lands, waters & community
$0
No corporate campaign donations
Campaign Pillars
We’re starting here, but honestly want to hear more from the community. Kahi is here to listen and then act on your behalf at the legislature in 2027. We encourage you to be open to sharing your thoughts and opinions . Kahi’s goal is to be a conduit for the community in the legislative process. He’s not there to enact his desires, he’s headed there to represent you.
Become a Volunteer
I need your help. I am not taking corporate contributions or funding from any lobbying groups. Getting creative in outreach and fundraising will be key to our success.
Sign up and we’ll reach out to figure out how your talents would fit best in Kahi’s journey to the House. We need help putting up a signs in yards, banners on fences, cleaning in the community, waving on the highway, walking door to door with Kahi, hosting community info opportunities in your home or business, and much more! Primary elections are in August and the general election is in November. Time is of the essence. Get involved by filling out the form below.
Kahi lives in District 19 and throughout his upbringing, has lived in Nu’uanu, Kailua, the continent, Kaimuki, and Ka’alakei (D19). He has worked in the corporate world, founded a very successful nonprofit organization (Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii), and currently works for nonprofit Parley for the Oceans while serving on multiple boards and commissions.
He spends his free time with his family and friends enjoying Maunalua Bay, volunteering with community groups, and doing home improvement projects.