Episode #214
Honolulu Charter Amendments Explained: Questions 1–10 | Election 2026
What would Honolulu’s proposed charter amendments actually change—and what could they cost taxpayers? Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro kick off a four-part election series on Faith and Family First with a candid discussion of Honolulu charter amendment questions 1–10. They consider the proposals, share their concerns and differing perspectives, and identify questions voters should ask before marking their ballots. Topics include food security funding, cultural stewardship, a proposed LGBTQIA+ commission, ranked-choice voting, HPD’s role in immigration enforcement, affordable housing, and public participation in city property decisions. Throughout the conversation, Eva and Marcus return to three questions: What problem does this solve? What will it cost? And who will be accountable? Find election resources at hawaiifamilyforum.org/elections. Next week, the discussion continues with Honolulu charter questions 11–20. Don't forget to subscribe to the FFF podcast for more in-depth discussions on social and political issues that matter to you!
