Ed Case and Jarrett Keohokalole compete for Hawaii's congressional seat
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HONOLULU (Island News) -- The Democratic primary election between U.S. Representative Ed Case and State Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole could shape Hawaii's representation in Congress for years to come.
Tonight, Hawaii voters are deciding whether to stick with a familiar face in Congress or turn the page. Longtime U.S. Representative Case is facing his toughest primary challenge since returning to Washington.
Keohokalole is trying to unseat the long term congressman and he’s making the case that Hawaii needs a new generation of leadership.
This isn’t a general election fight between two different parties. It’s a Democratic primary and in this heavily Democratic district, the winner of to…