Where Hulu Stands
Issues & Platform
A record of action and a vision for the future — Trustee Hulu Lindsey's positions on the issues that matter most to the Native Hawaiian people.
Issue 01
Native Hawaiian Land Rights
Protecting our ʻāina for generations to come
The land is not just property — it is our identity, our ancestry, and our future. Trustee Lindsey has spent her career fighting to ensure Native Hawaiians receive their rightful share of ceded land trust revenues and that our homelands are never surrendered.
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Issue 02
Homeownership & Housing
Every Hawaiian family deserves a place to call home
As a licensed real estate agent for over 30 years, Trustee Lindsey understands the barriers that prevent Native Hawaiian families from achieving homeownership — and she has the experience to break them down.
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Issue 03
Lahaina Wildfire Recovery
Standing with Maui — from crisis to rebuilding
The 2023 Lahaina wildfire was the deadliest natural disaster in modern Hawaiian history. Trustee Lindsey played a key role in securing $5 million in OHA funds for victims and remains committed to ensuring Maui's recovery is led by and for the community.
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Issue 04
Environmental Stewardship
Aloha ʻāina is not a slogan — it is a responsibility
Native Hawaiians have been stewards of this ʻāina for over a thousand years. Trustee Lindsey believes that protecting our environment is inseparable from protecting Native Hawaiian rights — and that OHA must be a leading voice for environmental justice.
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Issue 05
Education & ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
Our language and culture are not relics — they are living
Language is the vessel of culture. Trustee Lindsey is a passionate advocate for Hawaiian language education, cultural preservation, and ensuring that every Native Hawaiian keiki has access to an education that honors who they are.
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Issue 06
Community Well-Being
From keiki to kūpuna — no one left behind
Trustee Lindsey's vision for OHA is one that serves the whole person — from the youngest keiki to the eldest kūpuna. Health, economic opportunity, and cultural connection are all part of what it means to thrive as a Native Hawaiian.
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The Work Continues
A Platform Built on Action
These are not just words — they are a continuation of 14 years of proven service. Re-elect Trustee Hulu Lindsey as your Maui Trustee of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.