Sean Quinlan

Sean Quinlan was born in Hong Kong in 1982. He attended George Mason University before leaving in his senior year to travel around China. His career experience includes interning with state Senator Gil Riviere.[2][3]

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Quinlan's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[7]

Infrastructure and roads

Excerpt: "It's far past time to address our worsening traffic problem by building the Laniakea "wiggle road," or failing that reverting to some form of barrier system."

Jobs

Excerpt: "It is imperative that we act to incentivize and encourage the success of local businesses and small farmers, such as bills that allow the selling of "value added" products at farm stands."

Affordable housing

Excerpt: "A long term affordable housing plan focused on the specific needs and culture of Hawaii is key to providing housing, while still preserving open spaces and farmland."

Environment

Excerpt: "We need to armor our coastline to protect our highway and prevent erosion, carefully consider the impact of development, and concentrate on restoring our native forests and protecting our unique plants and animals, which are essential to leaving a better Hawai'i for our keiki."

Cost of living

Excerpt: "Lowering taxes for the middle class, while collecting a fair contribution from non-resident property owners and foreign real estate investors is a good start."