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Comments from castle high school and kaneohe elementary school polling stations

Compiled by Star-Bulletin reporter Helen Altonn
haltonn@starbulletin.com


GOVERNOR

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Kevin Shimata, 18
UH freshman and first-time voter
VOTED FOR LINDA LINGLE
"I feel good I got to come down and vote today. "I kind of read up on what they're (candidates) for, things they were looking for and what they're going to do. I voted for Lingle because she's been doing a pretty good job."

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Diane Maxwell, 57
Retired
VOTED FOR RANDY IWASE
"Lingle said she did a lot of stuff but I didn't see anything ... I don't see people who need help getting help. Children are living on the beach with homeless. Affordable housing is $300,000. Who can afford Linda Lingle's affordable housing?"

U.S. SENATE

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Mark Humke, 43
Stay-at-home father
VOTED FOR DAN AKAKA
"Voted Democrat down the line. I was very disgruntled with the Republican Party. I am not going to support them in any way. I am not going to support their agenda."

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Lia Fukada, 19
UH sophomore and first general election
VOTED FOR DAN AKAKA
"A lot of it I was not too sure about. I voted for Lingle. I think she's done a good job. I voted for Akaka. I don't think he's messed up or anything. ... He's been in Congress longer than I've been alive."

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Ginger Jerome, 56
Retired
VOTED FOR DAN AKAKA
"Voted straight Democrat. I was raised a Democrat by my parents. ... They say Democrats are liberal. Yeah, we might be liberal but look at what President Bush is doing to us right now."

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Pat Guillermo, 52
Owner of auto repair and vacuum/sewing center
VOTED FOR CYNTHIA THIELEN
"(Thielen) will be a good congresswoman."



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