U.S. Representative Ed Case, who has represented Hawaii’s 1st district in Congress since 2019, recently posted a series of updates on his official social media account addressing local and national events.
On October 16, 2025, Case shared an update with constituents through his e-newsletter. He wrote: “Here’s my latest Congressman Ed Case Reports districtwide e-newsletter from DC: Federal Government Shutdown Update; Tele-Talk Story and Rule of Law Replays; Walk Story Round 3 Recap; Your Thoughts? https://t.co/AESI1kTYCw https://t.co/NZWCUn86aG”.
The following day, October 17, he marked Hispanic Heritage Month by participating in a community event. In his post, he stated: “As we continue our nationwide Hispanic Heritage Month, last weekend before returning to DC I joined our own Hispanic Heritage Festival at AMVETS West O’ahu to celebrate the histories, cultures and contributions of our own ‘ohana of Hispanic heritage throughout our generations and https://t.co/dROgGW6qbd”.
On October 19, Case commented on a protest held at the Hawaii State Capitol. He wrote: “So inspiring to join thousands of our own and millions across our country at our Hawaiʻi No Kings protest at our State Capitol against this administration’s ongoing attacks on the foundations of our democracy. Peaceful dissent has been part of our national DNA throughout our https://t.co/FDQsENm9b1”.
Ed Case was born in Hilo, Hawaii in 1952 and currently resides in Kāneʻohe. He earned his undergraduate degree from Williams College in 1975 and completed his law degree at the University of California, Hastings in 1981. Before joining Congress in 2019—succeeding Colleen Hanabusa—he served in the Hawaii House of Representatives from 1994 to 2002.
