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Leaguers "Running to Win" - Eve G. Anderson
Leaguers "Running to Win" - Duke Bainum
Leaguers "Running to Win" - Lois J. Evora
Leaguers "Running to Win" - Benjamin T. Hopkins
Leaguers "Running to Win" - James H. Koshi
Leaguers "Running to Win" - Barbara Marumoto
Leaguers "Running to Win" - George T. Ono
Leaguers "Running to Win" - Jane B. Tatibouet
Leaguers "Running to Win" - Cynthia Thielen
Leaguers "Running to Win" - Michael D. Wilson
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Leaguers "Running to Win" - Benjamin T. Hopkins

BENJAMIN T. HOPKINS
Non-Partisan U.S. Senate

I am a retired law professor now engaged in sustainable land use planning and management. I have previously been active in local and state land use politics, and was a Democratic candidate for Governor in the primary election of 1990, losing to the incumbent and present Governor, John Waihee.

I am running for U.S. Senator from Hawaii at the request of the nationally organized Natural Law Party in order to support its unique platform and its distinguished presidential candidate, Dr. John Hagelin, who will be on the ballot in most states, including Hawaii. I have filed as a "non-partisan" because the Natural Law Party is not yet officially recognized in Hawaii.

The Natural Law Party is the first party in American history that rises above partisan politics and special interests in order to bring scientific principles and knowledge into government for the benefit of all. In my view it offers solutions to America's problems that are more fundamental, more positive, and more effective than those of any other party. For example, we recognize that the only practical approach to health care reform is prevention--and our program calls for making proven, inexpensive prevention technologies available to all Americans.

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