Mark Hashem

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Mark Hashem

U.S.A.

Party Democrat
Latest Campaign State House of Reps
Overall Community Sentiment: Neutral

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Personal Background

Mark Hashem holds a bachelor's degree from Pacific University and has experience in both legislative and entrepreneurial roles. He spent several years managing institutional risk in high-finance before transitioning to the public sector. Hashem has been a representative for House District 19 and currently chairs the House Committee on Corrections, Military, and Veterans. Additionally, he has been a member of the House Committee on Water and Land and the Committee on Consumer Protection and Commerce.

Political Ideas

Mark Hashem combines an unusual blend of international experience with a hyper-local focus, advocating for small businesses while emphasizing bilingual education. His legislative record reveals a surprising alignment with opposing factions on environmental regulations, suggesting a calculated approach to regional interests. Hashem's rhetorical style often highlights his Japanese heritage, adding a unique cultural dimension to his policy arguments.

Campaigns
2024: Hawaii State House of Representatives
ELECTED

Election History

2024 Hawaii's 19th House of Representatives

Unopposed

Win

Position Details

2022: Hawaii State House of Representatives
ELECTED

Election History

Hawaii's 19th House District General Election, 2022

7,932 votes (70.46%)

Win

Hawaii's 19th House District Democratic Primary Election, 2022

5,337 votes (71.73%)

Win
2020: Hawaii State House of Representatives
ELECTED

Election History

Hawaii's 18th House District General Election, 2020

9,349 votes (67.80%)

Win

Hawaii's 18th House District Democratic primary, 2020

6,096 votes (85.30%)

Win
2018: Hawaii State House of Representatives
ELECTED

Election History

Hawaii's 18th House District General Election, 2018

7,000 votes (68.30%)

Win

Democratic Primary Election

5,368 votes (100.00%)

Win