My name is Rocklin Youngstrom, and I’m running for State House District 46 because I believe our community deserves leadership that is accessible, accountable, and focused on the future.
Politics and public service have been a part of my life since I was 16 years old. Over the years, I’ve worked on campaigns, engaged with community leaders, and gained firsthand experience at the Hawaiʻi State Legislature. Those experiences showed me how government can make a real difference in people’s lives and inspired me to step forward and serve my community.
I am proud to stand for Republican values such as personal responsibility, limited government, strong families, and public safety. My faith is also an important part of who I am, and the values that guide me, integrity, service, compassion, and accountability, are rooted in my relationship with God.
When I talk with people across District 46, I hear the same concerns over and over again: homelessness, crime, public safety, and the damage and flooding caused by the recent Kona Low storms. As your representative, I will work to make our communities safer, support efforts to address homelessness, and fight for the funding needed to improve our infrastructure and better prepare for future storms. I will push for projects that matter to our district, including more sidewalks, repairs to critical infrastructure, and improvements that make our neighborhoods safer and stronger. Most importantly, I will listen to residents, be accessible to the community, and work every day to make sure District 46’s needs are being heard and addressed at the State Capitol.