Linda Ichiyama

Linda Ichiyama graduated from Moanalua High School. Ichiyama earned a degree in international politics from Georgetown University and a law degree from the University of Hawaii William S. Richardson School of Law. Her career experience includes working as an attorney with Porter McGuire Kiakona & Chow, LLP. Ichiyama has been affiliated with the Hawaii Jaycees, the Moanalua Lions Club, the Japanese American Citizens League, and the Honolulu Community Action Program.[1][2]

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Ichiyama's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[14]

Education

Excerpt: "Investing in our children is an investment in the future and we are all committed to making sure that our students and schools are successful."

Economy

Excerpt: "I believe that recovery and prosperity are within our reach, as long as we remain focused on long term economic growth and investing in our future."

Health Care

Excerpt: "Quality health care should be affordable and accessible to all."

Environment

Excerpt: "Future generations deserve to enjoy the same Hawaii that we do without the burden of oil costs to ship food from outside the State and to power their daily lives."

Crime/Public Safety

Excerpt: "We must work as a community to make our streets safer, for the benefit of our families and neighbors."