Hannemann and Kobayashi reset sights for Nov. 4
It’s on to round 2
JAMM AQUINO / STAR-BULLETIN
Mayor Mufi Hannemann addressed backers at his Dole Cannery Square headquarters last night after the third printout, which showed he fell short of an outright win. He faces Councilwoman Ann Kobayashi in a Nov. 4 runoff.
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