The following are endorsements made for the 1996 General Election, Tuesday, November 5. PAYCHECKS HAWAII, a private, independent, non-partisan political affiliate of Small Business Hawaii , urges small business voters interested in real change to support these candidates who are business-experienced and who will do the best to help improve HawaiiÍs business climate. SBH indicates SBH member.

U.S. CONGRESS
U.S. House (1st-Oahu) Orson Swindle
U.S. House (2nd-N.I.) Tom Pico, Jr. SBH

STATE SENATE
8th (Hawaii Kai) Sam Slom SBH
9th (Palolo/Kaimuki) Ron Neff
12th (Makiki/McCully) Tracy Ryan
14th (Kalihi) Jonathan Low
20th (Ewa/Kapolei) Kioni Dudley
24th (Kaneohe) Michael Liu
25th (Kailua) Whitney Anderson

STATE HOUSE
7th (W. Maui/Molokai) Allen Barr
8th (Waiehu-Napili) Danny Agsalog
10th (Makawao) David Morihara
11th (Maui-Keokea) Chris Halford
15th (Hawaii Kai) David Stegmaier / David Kennedy
16th (Aina Haina) Gene Ward SBH
17th (Waialae Iki) Barbara Marumoto SBH
21st (Waikiki) Galen Fox
23rd (Manoa) Ken Harding SBH
24th (Makiki-Tantalus) Samson Aiona
25th (Kakaako) Richard Brawley
26th (Nuuanu) Quentin Kawananakoa
27th (Alewa Hts.) Corinne Ching / Lei Ahu IsaSBH
29th (Moanalua) Rob Santiago
32nd (Salt Lake) Bob McDermott
33rd (Aiea) Judy Magin SBH
38th (Waipio) Dean Georgiev
39th (Mililani) Thomas White
42nd (Kunia-Ewa) Mark Moses
46th (Laie) Colleen Meyer
47th (Kahaluu) Mike Loftus
48th (Kaneohe) Roy Yanagihara SBH
49th (Kailua) Cynthia Thielen
50th (Enchanted Lake) David Pendleton
51st (Lanikai) Eve Anderson SBH

SCHOOL BOARD Noemi Pendleton

HAWAII COUNCIL
3rd (Waiakea) Merle Lam
4th (Hilo) Elroy Osorio
9th (Kohala) John Ray

HAWAII MAYOR Jim Rath