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Governor · 2022
Each entry separates the original commitment from what has been verified during the term.
5 of 5 commitments
Build more than 10,000 new affordable homes over four years.
Campaign priorities · Aug 2022In January 2026, Green reported that more than 6,500 affordable homes had come online since taking office. Approvals and homes in the pipeline are tracked separately.
State of the State address · Jan 2026Shut down more than 10,000 illegal vacation rentals by 2026.
Campaign priorities · Aug 2022SB 2919 in 2024 clarified county authority to regulate or phase out certain short-term rentals. That documents a regulatory step. Actual closures require separate verification.
SB 2919 signing · May 2024Reduce homelessness by more than 50% by 2026 by expanding kauhale communities.
Campaign priorities · Aug 2022In October 2026, the governor’s office reported nearly 900 beds. It reported a 13.1% decline in unsheltered homelessness between 2024 and 2026, a different measure from the total homeless population in the original target.
Kauhale initiative data · Oct 2026Propose a $50 visitor impact fee to fund environmental protection, climate action, and affordable housing.
Campaign priorities · Aug 2022Act 96, which Green signed in May 2025, used a different mechanism: it raised the lodging tax by 0.75 percentage points and extended it to cruise ships starting in 2026. The governor’s office projected about $100 million annually for resilience and environmental protection.
Act 96 signing · May 2025Eliminate state taxes on food, medicine, and other essentials.
Campaign priorities · Aug 2022HB 1611 would have gradually reduced the general excise tax on groceries and nonprescription drugs starting in 2027. It stalled in committee in February 2026, leaving the proposed exemption unenacted.
Committee outcome reported by Big Island Now · Feb 2026An evaluation window. Each commitment keeps the timing published in its source.
Day one is the day the official begins the term for this office.A sourced first-100-days plan or specific early commitments for this term are still pending in the register.
A verified recording, transcript or contemporaneous report of the remarks is still pending for this election.
Each status reflects the scope of the commitment and the available evidence. An announcement, an approved law, and a result in practice are different milestones. The rating measures the share of fulfilled commitments in this register and changes as more commitments and outcomes are documented.
Capitol photo · Daniel Ramirez from Honolulu, USA · CC BY 2.0 · Framing and shading adjusted
