This seat in Congress is about more than votes. It’s about making sure Hawaiʻi has a real voice in the decisions that shape our future. Jarrett believes our future should not be dictated by people 5,000 miles away who don’t understand Hawaiʻi and don’t live with the consequences.
Hawaiʻi needs leaders who know how to fight — and know how to get things done. Jarrett believes representation is not just about making noise. It’s about standing up for our people, working with others when it matters, and delivering results that serve the best interests of Hawaiʻi.
Hawaiʻi families shouldn’t have to choose between rent, groceries, gas, and healthcare. Jarrett is running for Congress to take on the cost of living crisis with real solutions: more affordable housing, cheaper renewable energy, and pushing back on policies that drive up everyday costs.
The one who made me a father turns 16 today. Happy birthday, son. You're the reason I'm doing this -- to make sure you and your sisters can also raise your family in Hawai'i someday. Proud of you.
Quick campaign update: momentum is moving our way.
“This is going to be a close race," Colin Moore, UH professor and @HawaiiNewsNow political analyst. Yep! We're excited for the building momentum of people who desperately want to see change in Hawai'i. This is a fight for our future, and we're not giving up. www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2026/07/07/n...
New York Times flags Rep. Ed Case as vulnerable in Hawaii’s 1st District primary
The New York Times identified U.S. Rep. Ed Case as one of six Democrats vulnerable in upcoming primaries, drawing national attention to his race against state Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole.
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Happy Pride Month to Hawaiʻi's LGBTQ+ ʻohana. 🌈 Your love, your courage, and your resilience are the heart of these islands. You deserve more than words, you deserve action. Our future depends on us. 🌺 #pridemonth #hawaiipride #jarrettforhi
Being a dad is the greatest privilege I could ask for. My kids keep me grounded and remind me why I do this work. And to my own Dad, thank you for modeling hard work, sacrifice, and family first. Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there. #fathersday #hawaii #ohana #jarrettforhi
On June 19, 1865 the last enslaved Americans finally learned they were free. We honor the generations of African Americans whose courage ended slavery and we hold this administration accountable so future generations never endure such cruelty. Happy Juneteenth. #juneteenth #jarrettforhi #HI01
Ed Case has officially announced he won't debate me. He said it best himself — back in 2006. Ed, I'm right here. Name the date. 🔗 Join us at the link in bio. #jarrettforcongress #jarrettforhi #HI01 #hawaiipolitics #hawaii #oahu
Join us in East Honolulu for a sign wave with Team Jarrett tomorrow! A chance to connect with your neighbors and stand together for a Hawaiʻi that works for all of us. New faces are always welcome. Signs and materials provided.🤙 Sign up here: www.mobilize.us/keohokalolef... #JarrettForCongress
WHERE'S @repcase? Congress is on recess, but after dodging 5 televised debate invitations, Ed Case still can't seem to find his way back to Hawaiʻi. Can you spot him? We can't either. If you happen to find him, let him know voters are still waiting for a debate.
Five debates skipped. Now Ed Case says he won't be back in Hawaiʻi during Congress' recess. If you're wondering "Where in the World is Ed Case?" call his Hawaiʻi office (808) 650-6688 or D.C. office (202) 225-2726.
Behind the scenes of something we've been working on. Because at the end of the day, this is what it's all about: families, home, and making sure Hawaiʻi works for all of us.🤙 #JarrettforHI #Hawaii2026 #HI01 #BehindTheScenes #Hawaii #Oahu #MadeInHawaii #VoteHawaii #HawaiiPolitics #AffordableHawaii
Ballots arrive July 21. The people of Hawaiʻi deserve to see both candidates before they vote. I've accepted every debate invitation, Congressman Case has accepted none. I'll fly to Washington if that's what it takes. #JarrettForCongress #HI01 #HawaiiPolitics #HawaiiPrimary #Oahu
Honored to be joined by Governor Tim Walz in celebrating SB 2471 and calling for the same fight in Minnesota. SB 2471 is now law in Hawaii. Corporations are not people. What the state creates, the state can define. We just wrote it down. And Minnesota is next.
Concerned about the cost of living, healthcare, or housing? Stop by our town halls this weekend, Friday at Washington Middle School and Saturday at Kalani High School, where I’ll hear directly from CD1 constituents about the local and national issues that should be prioritized. Your voice matters!
Concerned about the cost of living, healthcare, or housing? Stop by our town halls this weekend, Friday at Washington Middle School and Saturday at Kalani High School, where I’ll hear directly from CD1 constituents about the local and national issues that should be prioritized. Your voice matters!
Join us tomorrow, May 14, at Madame Saigon for a fun evening of great food, drinks, and conversation as we continue building momentum for our campaign. Free parking will be available at the American Savings Bank Tower. We’d love to see you there. Bring a friend and come talk story with us!
In Hawaiʻi, preparation isn’t optional. Natural disasters are part of our reality. Families deserve leadership that plans ahead, invests in resilience and keeps communities safe before disaster strikes. That’s why I’m running for Congress.
Honored to earn the endorsement of Indivisible Hawaii — a powerful grassroots force that backed my bills to rein in ICE & CBP, fight dark money in politics, and advance progressive reforms.
Democracy belongs to the people, not the money.
Join us this Saturday, May 9th, from 12–2 PM at the Kapolei Heritage Center for our community town hall! This is a chance to come together, talk story, share your manaʻo, and discuss the issues that matter most to our communities. I hope to see you there!
SB 2471 made history on Friday. It’s the first bill in the nation to reverse Citizens United that cleared conference committee, bringing us one step closer to rebalancing the role of money in our democracy.
It was great seeing all the familiar faces at the Oʻahu County Dems Convention. Mahalo to @OahuCountyDems for hosting this gathering and for the opportunity to speak. Always inspiring to be in a room with so many dedicated community leaders and advocates.
I’m humbled to have received the endorsement of @hawaiiteamsters996. For over 60 years their members have helped power Hawai‘i every day through essential work that keeps our communities connected and our economy moving forward.
I’m honored to have the support of IBEW Local 1186 as we fight for good-paying union jobs, strong apprenticeship pathways, and an economy that works for Hawai‘i’s working families.
Look out for our banners! Our campaign is taking off as we roll out some of our many field initiatives across the community.
I'm excited to join @peaceaction for an upcoming Meet the Candidates webinar. We’ll be talking about the stakes of the 2026 election, the future of our communities, and why grassroots organizing matters more than ever. Grateful for the chance to be part of this conversation.
Governor Ariyoshi, I’ll never forget how adamant you were about encouraging me to always ask, “is the decision you are making the right thing for your children and grandchildren?” “Is this going to be good for Hawai'i in the future?” Mahalo for your decades of dedicated service.