Lloyd's campaign starts with listening.
Listening directly to his home community about what’s working, what’s not, and where help is needed is how he plans to represent Puna. Lloyd and his campaign team believe that real representation means making sure people feel heard and respected as we create the future of Puna together.
For Puna to be fully represented, we all need to take part. That means helping people register to vote and understand the voting process to feel confident that their voice is heard. When more of us show up, we make stronger decisions together.
Lloyd understands that Puna runs on relationships.
Real connection means showing up, listening, and being someone people can count on. By staying close to the community and building trust across generations of keiki and kūpuna, he believes we can create solutions that reflect the people who need them most.
