Majority Leader of the Hawaii House of Representatives

The majority leader is the chief spokesperson for the majority party (in politics) in the Hawaii House of Representatives.

Pre-statehood

Name	Term	Party
Daniel Inouye	1954-1958	Democratic

Post-statehood

Name	Term	Party
Henry H. Peters	1980-1981	Democratic
Richard Kawakami	1984-1987	Democratic
Tom Okamura	1987-1990	Democratic
Tom Okamura	1994-1996	Democratic
Tom Okamura	1997-1998	Democratic
Ed Case	1999-2000	Democratic
Marcus Oshiro	2001-2002^[1]	Democratic
Scott Saiki	2003-2004	Democratic
Marcus Oshiro	2005-2006	Democratic
Kirk Caldwell	2006-2008	Democratic
Blake Oshiro	2008-2011	Democratic
Pono Chong	2011-2012	Democratic
Scott Saiki	2013–present	Democratic

References

↑ Richard Borreca (November 21, 2000). "State House leadership largely same". Hawaii Star-Bulletin.

Current statewide political officials of Hawaii

U.S. Senators	Brian Schatz Mazie Hirono

State government	David Ige, Governor Shan Tsutsui, Lieutenant Governor & Sec. of State Doug Chin, Attorney General Douglas G. Murdock, State Treasurer (called Comptroller), appointed by the Gov.

Senate	Ron Kouchi, President Will Espero, Vice President J. Kalani English, Majority Leader Sam Slom, Minority Leader

House	Joseph M. Souki, Speaker John Mizuno, Vice Speaker Scott Saiki, Majority Leader Beth Fukumoto, Minority Leader

Supreme Court	Mark E. Recktenwald, Chief Justice Paula A. Nakayama, Sabrina McKenna Richard W. Pollack Michael D. Wilson

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