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Aloha!

Amy Perruso is a longtime resident of District 46's beautiful Wahiawā and Launani Valley, and is proud to serve the entire district which now stretches to include Waipio Acres, Kunia Village, Waialua and Mokulēʻia. Amy's endeavor to educate our keiki has taken her around the world, from California to Shanghai to Finland and, finally, to Hawaii public schools, where she taught and organized teachers for twenty years before running for office.

Learn about Key Issues

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Public Education

I’m fighting for keiki to learn in safe, 21st century schools with culturally grounded education, fair pay for teachers, and real support beyond the classroom — from child welfare reform and restorative juvenile justice to affordable higher education — building a cradle-to-career system rooted in equity.

Community Resiliency

I’m fighting to protect our ʻāina and keep our communities safe by investing in wildfire prevention, clean energy, local food systems, and climate-ready infrastructure — restoring watersheds, strengthening disaster planning, and ensuring every project honors culture, science, and community voice .

Working Families

I’m fighting to make Hawaiʻi livable for working families by expanding childcare, improving wages, stabilizing housing, and supporting healthcare access — building a system where parents can stay rooted, keiki can grow, and everyday workers have the stability and dignity they deserve.

Tax the Ultra-Rich

I’m fighting for tax fairness by closing loopholes, making the ultra-rich and big corporations pay their share, and redirecting revenue into housing, schools, and healthcare — ensuring Hawaiʻi’s wealth serves our communities and funds the future our families deserve.

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