Hawaii's 1st Congressional District

Hawaii's 1st Congressional District elects one member to the U.S. House of Representatives. Below is the district's current representative, the members of Congress who held this seat before, and Hawaii's two U.S. Senators.

Current Representative

Ed Case (Democrat) currently represents Hawaii's 1st Congressional District. See Ed Case's full voting record and key issue positions →

District History — Past Representatives

Members of Congress who previously represented Hawaii's 1st Congressional District:

• Colleen Hanabusa — Democrat (until 2019)
• Mark Takai — Democrat (until 2016)
• Charles Djou — Republican (until 2011)
• Neil Abercrombie — Democrat (until 2010)
• Patricia Saiki — Republican (until 1991)
• Cecil Heftel — Democrat (until 1987)
• Thomas Gill — Democrat (until 1965)

Hawaii U.S. Senators

• Mazie Hirono — Democrat Senator
• Brian Schatz — Democrat Senator
• Daniel Akaka — Democrat Senator
• Daniel Inouye — Democrat Senator
• Spark Matsunaga — Democrat Senator
• Hiram Fong — Republican Senator
• Oren Long — Democrat Senator

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