Carol Fukunaga

Senator Carol Fukunaga returned to the State Senate in November 2022, and currently chairs the Public Safety and Military Affairs (PSM) Committee. She also serves as Vice-Chair of the Committee on Commerce and Consumer Protection (CPN); and is a member on the committees on Economic Development & Tourism (EDT) and Education/Higher Education (EDU). Fukunaga represents Hawaii's 11th Senatorial District and served in the Hawaii State Senate between 1992-2012; the district currently includes Manoa, Makiki/Punchbowl, Papakolea, Tantalus and the University region. A member of the William Shaw Richardson Law School's inaugural class (1973-1976), she has made a lifelong commitment to public service since the 1978 Constitutional Convention. She champions public access, economic diversification (particularly for women and AANHA communities), and the use of tech tools to solve community problems.

Senator Carol Fukunaga returned to the State Senate in November 2022, and currently chairs the Public Safety and Military Affairs (PSM) Committee. She also serves as Vice-Chair of the Committee on Commerce and Consumer Protection (CPN); and is a member on the committees on Economic Development & Tourism (EDT) and Education/Higher Education (EDU). Fukunaga represents Hawaii's 11th Senatorial District and served in the Hawaii State Senate between 1992-2012; the district currently includes Manoa, Makiki/Punchbowl, Papakolea, Tantalus and the University region. A member of the William Shaw Richardson Law School's inaugural class (1973-1976), she has made a lifelong commitment to public service since the 1978 Constitutional Convention. She champions public access, economic diversification (particularly for women and AANHA communities), and the use of tech tools to solve community problems.