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Majority Leader of the Hawaii House of Representatives

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The majority leader is the chiefspokesperson for the majority party (in politics) in theHawaii House of Representatives.

Name	Term	Party
Daniel Inouye	1954–1958	Democratic
Spark Matsunaga	1957–1959	Democratic

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^House Chief Clerk's Office (September 2009).50th Anniversary of Statehood - Photo Composites and House Member Listing 1959 through 2009(PDF) (Report). Hawaii State Legislature. Retrieved19 February 2021.
^Hawaii House Democrats (13 December 2022),SPEAKER SAIKI ANNOUNCES HOUSE LEADERSHIP AND COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS, Hawaii House Democrats, retrieved16 December 2022

v t e Statewide political officials ofHawaii
U.S. senators	Brian Schatz Mazie Hirono
State government	Josh Green,Governor Sylvia Luke,Lieutenant Governor Anne E. Lopez,Attorney General (appointed) Luis Salaveria, Finance Director (appointed)
Senate	Ron Kouchi,President Michelle Kidani, Vice President Dru Kanuha, Majority Leader Brenton Awa, Minority Leader
House	Nadine Nakamura,Speaker Linda Ichiyama, Vice Speaker Sean Quinlan,Majority Leader Lauren Matsumoto, Minority Leader
Office of Hawaiian Affairs	Kai Kahele, Chair Keoni Souza, Vice Chair Dan Ahuna Kalei Akaka Keli‘i Akina Luana Alapa Brickwood Galuteria Carmen Hulu Lindsey John Waihee IV, Board of Trustees
Supreme Court	Sabrina McKenna, Acting Chief Justice Todd W. Eddins Lisa M. Ginoza Vladimir Devens 1 seat vacant, Associate Justices

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