27th Hawaii Territorial Legislature

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JurisdictionTerritory of Hawaii, United States
Members15
PresidentWilfred C. Tsukiyama
27th Hawaiʻi Territorial Legislature
26th 28th
Seal of the Territory of Hawaii
Overview
Legislative bodyHawaii Territorial Legislature
JurisdictionTerritory of Hawaii, United States
Senate
Members15
PresidentWilfred C. Tsukiyama
Vice PresidentWendell F. Crockett
House of Representatives
Members30
SpeakerHiram L. Fong
Vice SpeakerRichard St. Sure

The Twenty-Seventh Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii was a session of the Hawaii Territorial Legislature. The session convened in Honolulu, Hawaii, and ran from February 18 until May 19, 1953.[1]

The session ran from February 18 until May 19, 1953. It passed 282 bills into law.[2]

A special session ran from April 20 until August 5, 1954. It passed two bills into law, including Act 2, to provide additional funding to the Hawaii Statehood Commission, which was founded in 1947 to pursue statehood status for the territory.[3][4]

Senators

8 7
Republican Democratic
Affiliation Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Republican Ind Democratic Vacant
End of previous legislature (1951)[5] 9 0 6 15 0
Begin (1953) 8 0 7 15 0
Latest voting share 53.3% 46.7%
DistrictSenatorPartyCountyAddress
1 Kazuhisa Abe D Hawaiʻi Hilo
William H. Hill R
William J. Nobriga[note 1] D
Tom T. Okino D
2 Toshio Ansai R Maui Wailuku
Wendell F. Crockett R
John Gomes Duarte D
3 Benjamin F. Dillingham R Oahu Honolulu
William H. Heen D
Joseph R. Itagaki R
Herbert K. H. Lee D
Mary K. Robinson R
Wilfred C. Tsukiyama R
4 John B. Fernandes D Kauaʻi Kapaa
Noboru Miyake R Waimea

House of Representatives

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