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Hawaii high court considers ballot eligibility for Honolulu City Council seat
The Hawaii Supreme Court considered whether a period of four months between a voided election and Tommy Waters’ swearing-in counts toward his term limit for the Honolulu City Council seat. The court heard arguments regarding Charter Section 3-102, which limits council members to two consecutive four-year terms. Waters' attorney argued that his shortened first term should not count fully against the charter's mathematical rules.
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