Lawrence Friedman

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Lawrence Friedman was a candidate for the mayor of Honolulu in Hawaii. He was defeated in the primary election on August 13, 2016.

Campaign themes

2016

The following quotes came from a questionnaire given to candidates by the Honolulu Civil Beat:[1]

Rail

  • Excerpt: "I propose the full build to Ala Moana without exceeding the existing approved budget by cutting back on scalable items, such as stations, train cars, etc. Too much money has been invested at this point to not complete the project to Ala Moana. Stopping at Middle Street as an option does not leave us with an effective route. Anything short of a full route will leave us with a failed railway project that does not meet the needs of our island."

Affordability

  • Excerpt: "We should increase focus on affordable development that is within working people’s financial means. Most of the housing that is being built should be affordable for those of us who live here. When we allocate units for affordable housing, there should be deed restrictions preventing resale for a significant profit in order to maintain the affordable housing inventory."

Ethics and financial disclosure

  • Excerpt: "I propose a two-year waiting period for people who are voted out of office, or who decide not to run again, before they are allowed to lobby. Financial disclosure policies need to be expanded to include contractors employed by city projects. Take the rail project, we do not know who the recipients are and for what amounts."

Homelessness

  • Excerpt: "The homeless need more help and I propose much more temporary housing in the way of cargo crates or similar accommodations. We need to provide mental/health care and skill training to enable these individuals with job opportunities. This would equip them with potential to transition to permanent housing and become contributing members of society. Individuals willing to comply with policies and laws will be rewarded with help."

Elections

2016

See also: Municipal elections in Honolulu, Hawaii (2016)

The city of Honolulu, Hawaii, held elections for mayor and city council on November 8, 2016. A primary election took place on August 13, 2016. The filing deadline for candidates who wished to run in this election was June 7, 2016. Five of the nine city council seats were up for election. The following candidates ran in the Mayor of Honolulu primary election.[2]

Mayor of Honolulu, Primary Election, 2016
Candidate Vote % Votes
Green check mark transparent.png Kirk Caldwell Incumbent 44.61% 74,062
Green check mark transparent.png Charles Djou 43.69% 72,532
Peter Carlisle 9.36% 15,539
Lillian Lai Lam Wang Hong 0.69% 1,140
Ernest Caravalho 0.47% 781
Ronald Hochuli 0.38% 635
Kurt Baker 0.22% 360
Lawrence Friedman 0.21% 346
Mike Powers 0.19% 317
Tim Garry 0.13% 210
Zachary Burd 0.06% 97
Total Votes 166,019
Source: Hawaii.gov, "Primary Election Official Results," accessed November 28, 2016

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