Rep. Ed Case, U.S. Congressman representing Hawaii’s 1st district since 2019, shared a series of updates on his official Twitter account in mid-September 2025 covering constituent engagement, legislative initiatives, and recent events.
On September 15, Case posted about hosting several groups from Hawaii at Capitol Hill. He wrote: “I welcomed a bunch of visitors from home to Capitol Hill last week including the Native Hawaiian Organizations Association, Hawaii Farmers Union, Lanakila Pacific, Hawaii State Epidemiologist Sarah Kemble, M. Dyer/American Trucking Association, Daniel K Inouye Asia Pacific Center https://t.co/EdIzKao8Xc”.
The following day, on September 16, Case highlighted his ongoing efforts to address campaign finance reform by supporting an amendment related to Citizens United. He stated: “I once again cosponsored our Democracy for All amendment to overturn the devastating Citizens United ruling that opened the floodgates to massive dark money contributions to federal campaigns and has so corroded our elections. More: https://t.co/FFz0sbXg1t https://t.co/nObdtnAQXs”.
On September 17, he referred to his latest e-newsletter addressing both local and national issues. The post read: “In my latest Congressman Ed Case Reports districtwide e-newsletter, I discussed Charlie Kirk’s tragic death and our collective kuleana to tone down the anger in our national debate, summarized the results of my Fiscal Year 2026 Appropriations Committee efforts, addressed the https://t.co/bOVCgmkS8r”.
Case has represented Hawaii’s 1st Congressional District since succeeding Colleen Hanabusa in 2019 and previously served in the Hawaii House of Representatives between 1994 and 2002. Born in Hilo in 1952 and currently residing in Kāneʻohe at age 70, he holds degrees from Williams College (BA) and UC Hastings (JD).
