Jill Tokuda - Power Voter

Jill Tokuda

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Running, 2024 Hawaii U.S. House District 2, General Election

Won the Primary, 2024 Hawaii U.S. House District 2, Primary Election

Won the General, 2022 Hawaii U.S. House District 2

Won the General, 2012 Hawaii State Senate District 24

Political Experience

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Running, 2024 Hawaii U.S. House District 2, General Election

Won the Primary, 2024 Hawaii U.S. House District 2, Primary Election

Won the General, 2022 Hawaii U.S. House District 2

Won the General, 2012 Hawaii State Senate District 24

Political Experience

Quick Facts

Full Name:
Jill N. Tokuda
Gender:
Female
Birth Place:
Kaneohe, HI
Home City:
Kaneohe, HI
Family:
Husband: Kyle; 2 Children: Matt, Aden

Personal Details

Member, Education Policy Task Force, Council of State Government, 2011-present

Hawaii Commissioner, Education Commission of the States, 2010-present

Member, Hawai'i P-20 Council, 2010-present

Member, Legislative Advisory Committee, Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education, 2009-present

Senate Member, Hawaii 2050 Sustainability Task Force, present

Former Member, Government Operations Committee, Hawaii State Senate

Former Member, Human Services Committee, Hawaii State Senate

Former Member, Tourism and International Affairs Committee, Hawaii State Senate

Former Member, Veterinary Medicine Advisory Council

Former Chair, Ways and Means Committee, Hawaii State Senate

Member, Education Committee, National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL), 2013-2014

Participant, Early Learning Fellows Program, National Conference of State Legislatures, 2013

Co-Chair, Charter School Governance Task Force, 2011

Chair, Hawaii State Senate Committee on Education, 2011

Chair, Senate Committee on Higher Education, 2009-2010

Vice Chair, Senate Committee on Water, Land, Agriculture & Hawaiian Affairs, 2007, 2009-2010

Co-Chair, Joint Senate-House Investigative Committee on the Bureau of Conveyances, 2007-2008

Chair, Senate Committee on Agriculture and Hawaii Affairs, 2008

Vice Chair, Senate Committee on Education, 2007-2008

Co-Chair, Women's Legislative Caucus, 2007

Board Member, State of Hawaii Executive Office on Aging Policy Advisory Board for Elderly Affairs, 1998-2004

BA, International Relations, George Washington University, 1994-1998

BA, International Relations, George Washington University, 1994-1998
Founder, Charitable Ventures, Incorporated
Former President, Charitable Ventures, Incorporated
Former Director of Development, National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii
Former Executive Aide, Office of Lieutenant Governor Mazie Hirono
Former Director of Community Relations, Reynolds Recycling

BA, International Relations, George Washington University, 1994-1998
Founder, Charitable Ventures, Incorporated
Former President, Charitable Ventures, Incorporated
Former Director of Development, National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii
Former Executive Aide, Office of Lieutenant Governor Mazie Hirono
Former Director of Community Relations, Reynolds Recycling
Senator, Hawaii State Senate, District 24, 2006-2019
Candidate, Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii, 2018
Majority Whip, Hawaii State Senate, 2009-2011

Member, Education Policy Task Force, Council of State Government, 2011-present

Hawaii Commissioner, Education Commission of the States, 2010-present

Member, Hawai'i P-20 Council, 2010-present

Member, Legislative Advisory Committee, Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education, 2009-present

Senate Member, Hawaii 2050 Sustainability Task Force, present

Former Member, Government Operations Committee, Hawaii State Senate

Former Member, Human Services Committee, Hawaii State Senate

Former Member, Tourism and International Affairs Committee, Hawaii State Senate

Former Member, Veterinary Medicine Advisory Council

Former Chair, Ways and Means Committee, Hawaii State Senate

Member, Education Committee, National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL), 2013-2014

Participant, Early Learning Fellows Program, National Conference of State Legislatures, 2013

Co-Chair, Charter School Governance Task Force, 2011

Chair, Hawaii State Senate Committee on Education, 2011

Chair, Senate Committee on Higher Education, 2009-2010

Vice Chair, Senate Committee on Water, Land, Agriculture & Hawaiian Affairs, 2007, 2009-2010

Co-Chair, Joint Senate-House Investigative Committee on the Bureau of Conveyances, 2007-2008

Chair, Senate Committee on Agriculture and Hawaii Affairs, 2008

Vice Chair, Senate Committee on Education, 2007-2008

Co-Chair, Women's Legislative Caucus, 2007

Board Member, State of Hawaii Executive Office on Aging Policy Advisory Board for Elderly Affairs, 1998-2004

BA, International Relations, George Washington University, 1994-1998
Founder, Charitable Ventures, Incorporated
Former President, Charitable Ventures, Incorporated
Former Director of Development, National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii
Former Executive Aide, Office of Lieutenant Governor Mazie Hirono
Former Director of Community Relations, Reynolds Recycling
Senator, Hawaii State Senate, District 24, 2006-2019
Candidate, Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii, 2018
Majority Whip, Hawaii State Senate, 2009-2011
Advisory Board Member, Smaller Learning Communities, 2011-present
Co-Chair, Castle High School Alumni Association Knight of Distinction, 2010-present
Board Member, Joint Venture Education Forum (JVEF), 2010-present
Volunteer, Lanikila Meals on Wheels, 2000-present
Founding Member/Board Member, Windward Jaycees, present
Former Board Member, Friends of the National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii
Former Member, Kaneohe Neighborhood Board
Founding Member, Patsy Mink Political Action Committee
Team Member, Complete College of America, Hawaii, 2010
Volunteer, 487th Field Artillery Family Awareness Group, 2005, 2008
Team Hawai'i Manager, United States Transplant Games, 2004
Member, Honolulu Civic Entrepreneur, Pew Civic Entrepreneur Initiative, 1998-2000
Windward District Advisor, Hawaii State Student Conference, 1999
Volunteer Mentor, Koolau Youth Correctional Facility, 1999

— Awards:

Kaneohe Distinguished Service Award, 2014, Kiwanis Club
Champion for Charters Award, 2014, National Alliance of Public Charter Schools
Legislator of the Year, 2014, Hawaii Public Charter School Network
Legislator of the Year, 2013, Hawaii Public Charter School Network
Partnership in Education Award, 2011, Hawaii Chamber of Commerce
Kaneohe Citizen of the Year, 2009, Kaneohe Neighborhood Board,
Three Outstanding Young Persons Honoree, 2002, Hawaii Jaycees
Top 40 Under Forty Awardee, 2000, Pacific Business News

Paul Tokuda

Cheryl (Takasato) Tokuda

State Bills

SCR 79 - AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A TERM, NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT AND ISSUANCE OF IMMEDIATE RIGHT OF ENTRY COVERING A PORTION OF STATE LAND AT KAANAPALI, LAHAINA, MAUI, FOR BEACH WALK, TRENCH DRAIN, SIGN, AND PUBLIC BEACH SHOWER PURPOSES.

hi 2018 Regular Session
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Type: concurrent resolution Chamber: upper
SCR 95 - SUPPORTING THE PURCHASE, PRESERVATION, AND RESTORATION OF AGRICULTURAL AND CONSERVATION LANDS IN MAUNAWILI VALLEY, O‘AHU, AND URGING VARIOUS FEDERAL, STATE, AND COUNTY ENTITIES TO ACQUIRE AND PROTECT IMPORTANT ANCIENT AND HISTORIC SITES AND TRAILS AND WATERS IN MAUNAWILI VALLEY.

hi 2018 Regular Session
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SCR 149 - REQUESTING THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE ON AGING AND THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII CENTER ON AGING TO CONVENE A WORKING GROUP TO REVIEW IN-HOME CARE SERVICES AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF CARE AND URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO ADOPT ADMINISTRATIVE RULES TO PROTECT CONSUMERS.

hi 2018 Regular Session
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Type: concurrent resolution Chamber: upper

Speeches

Governor Signs Bill Making Kindergarten Mandatory for All 5 Year Olds

May 1, 2014Press Release

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