Adrian Tam

Adrian Tam

U.S.A.

Party Democrat
Latest Campaign State House of Reps
Date of Birth September 11, 1992 (Age: 34)
Overall Community Sentiment: Neutral

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Personal Background

Adrian Tam holds a Bachelor's degree in history from Pennsylvania State University and has a background in real estate. He spent several years managing institutional risk in high-finance before transitioning to the public sector. Tam worked for a state senator and subsequently won a seat in the Hawaii House of Representatives, becoming the only openly gay member of the Hawaii State Legislature. He has demonstrated leadership by serving as interim Chair of the Democratic Party of Hawaii and Chair of the House Committee on Tourism.

Political Ideas

Adrian Tam combines progressive social advocacy with a strategic economic pragmatism, as evidenced by his push to downgrade the Hawaii Tourism Authority to an advisory board. His unique ideological positioning is highlighted by the convergence of progressive social policies with fiscal conservatism, particularly in his legislative efforts concerning tourism governance. Tam's rhetorical style often frames social justice issues within economic necessity, creating a compelling narrative that demands deeper examination.

Campaigns
2024: Hawaii State House of Representatives
ELECTED

Election History

Hawaii House of Representatives District 24 general election, 2024

5,973 votes (62.50%)

Win

Position Details

2022: Hawaii State House of Representatives
ELECTED

Election History

Hawaii's 24th House District General Election, 2022

4,681 votes (67.79%)

Win

Hawaii's 24th House District Democratic Primary Election, 2022

2,834 votes (74.19%)

Win
2020: Hawaii State House of Representatives
ELECTED

Election History

Hawaii's 22nd House District General Election, 2020

6,080 votes (67.90%)

Win

Hawaii's 22nd House District Democratic primary, 2020

1,964 votes (51.90%)

Win