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Della Au Belatti was born and raised in Mānoa Valley. After graduating as valedictorian of Maryknoll School, she studied American history at Princeton University and became a teacher at Trenton Central High School. But Della never forgot her Hawai‘i roots, and after graduating, she returned to Hawai‘i to teach at her alma mater.In her first year of teaching at Maryknoll, Della challenged her students to answer the question, “What does it mean to participate effectively in a democracy?” In that moment, she knew her calling was to serve.

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In 2006, Della was elected to represent Hawai‘i State House District 25. For nearly 20 years, she has worked tirelessly to protect and expand the rights of the people of Hawai‘i. As Health Committee Chair and House Majority Leader, she led efforts to pass legislation protecting reproductive health care, fought to strengthen Hawai‘i’s mental health care services, and helped navigate the State through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, she served as Chair of the House Committee on Public Safety and, most recently, championed government transparency as co-convenor of the Good Government Caucus. She helped lead the fight to pass Senate Bill 2471 to stop the influence of dark corporate money on elections so we can undo the damage caused by the U.S. Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision, which has wreaked havoc on our democracy.

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She attended law school at the University of Hawai‘i William S. Richardson School of Law, and went on to clerk for Judge Dexter Del Rosario in the First Circuit Court and Justice Simeon R. Acoba of the Hawai‘i State Supreme Court.Della started a family with her husband Michael, a nurse of nearly two decades at Queen’s Medical Center. Together, they are raising their daughters Emma and Elyana in Makiki, where the girls attend the University of Hawai‘i-Mānoa and Roosevelt High School.

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What keeps Della up at night is rising costs for families like hers. With everything from housing to groceries to gas and utilities becoming less and less affordable, Della worries that her daughters will not be able to buy a home in Hawaiʻi or find a good job here. She’s tired of corporate special interests having too much power in state government and knows we need proven, independent leaders who will stand up to corruption to put Hawai‘i families first.Della is running for Lieutenant Governor to continue her fight for the people of Hawai‘i.She’ll do whatever it takes to lower costs, root out corruption, and protect our democracy.

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<h2 style="text-align: center;">Upcoming Appearances</h2>Wednesday, July 8 Lanakila Candidates Fair and 4th of July Barbecue 9am-10:30am Lanakila Multi Purpose Senior Center 1640 Lanakila Ave, Honolulu Saturday, July 11 Kalihi Union Church Candidate Prayer and Share 1pm-2:30pm 2214 N King St, Honolulu Sunday, July 12 Kailua-Kona 250th Birthday Meet and Greet Celebration 1pm-4pm Makaeo County Pavilion 75-5500 Kuakini Hwy, Kailua-Kona Tuesday, July 14 Lieutenant Governor Candidate Forum Hawai'i News Now: Spotlight Now 12:30-1:20 PM (Livestream) <a href="http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com">hawaiinewsnow.com</a>Tuesday, July 14 Urban Honolulu Candidate Forum Pupus served at 6:45, event begins at 7pm Lutheran Church of Honolulu 1730 Punahou St, HonoluluThursday, July 16 Waimea Community Association Candidate Forum 5pm-7pm Parker School 65-1224 Lindsey Rd, WaimeaSaturday, July 18 Maui Coffee Hour 10am-12pm Maui Coffee Attic 59 Kanoa St, Wailuku Wednesday, July 22 2026 Election Forum Civil Beat Newsroom in Kaimuki 5:00 - 7:30 PM (In-Person &amp; Virtual Livestream) <a href="http://www.civilbeat.org">civilbeat.org</a>Thursday, July 23 Insights on PBS Hawai‘i 7:30 - 8:30 PM (Live Broadcast) Spectrum Channels 10, 1010 Hawaiian Telcom Channels 11, 1011 <a href="https://www.pbs.org/show/insights-pbs-hawaii" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">pbs.org/show/insights-pbs-hawaii</a>Sunday, July 26 Insights on PBS Hawai‘i 2:00-3:00 PM (Encore Broadcast) <h2 style="text-align: center;">Canvassing</h2><h2 style="text-align: center;">AIEA</h2>Saturday, July 11, 9am Aiea District Park 99-350 Aiea Heights Drive, Aiea <a href="https://www.mobilize.us/dellaforhawaii/event/982108/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sign up here</a>Saturday July 11, 1pm Aiea District Park 99-350 Aiea Heights Drive, Aiea <a href="https://www.mobilize.us/dellaforhawaii/event/982110/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sign up here</a> <h2 style="text-align: center;">Weekly Sign-Waving</h2>Aiea Mondays 6:30-7:30 am Moanalua Rd. &amp; Kaahumanu St. (across Union 76 gas station). Parking on Diamond side of Kaahumanu St.Waikiki/Ala Moana Mondays 3:30-5:30 pm Kalakaua Ave. &amp; Kapiolani Blvd. (Waikiki Convention Center)Downtown Honolulu/Ala Moana Mondays 8-9 am Punchbowl St. &amp; Ala Moana Ave.Wednesdays 6-8am Vineyard and Pali Hwy, by Pali Safeway parking lot Ewa Tuesdays 6:30-8:15 am &amp; Thursdays 3:30-6:00 pm Come for any amount of time Fort Weaver Rd. and Laulaunui St.Kaka’ako/Town Wednesdays 4:00-5:30 pm King St. &amp; Ward Ave. (Near Thomas Square)Windward Tuesdays at 4pm Kaneohe Likelike/Kaneohe Bay Drive &amp; Kamehameha HighwayMililani Wednesday 4:00-5:30 pm starting July 8 Meheʻula Parkway where Hoʻokelewaʻa Street becomes Lanikuhana Kahala/Hawai’i Kai Eastbound Thursdays 4:00-5:30 pm Kalanianaole Highway &amp; Ainakoa Ave. Pearl City Townbound Fridays 6:30-7:45 am Moanalua Rd. &amp; Hoomalu St.Waipahu Fridays 4:30-5:30pm Waipahu triangle (by H1 West exit near Waipahu High School) Parking at vacant lot FOR ALL RECURRING EVENTS PLEASE <a href="https://www.mobilize.us/dellaforhawaii/">SIGN UP ON MOBILIZE</a>

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As the state investigates an alleged $35,000 payment tied to an influential lawmaker, Della Au Belatti underscores the need for transparency, ethics, and answers the public can trust.

Veteran State Lawmaker Belatti Enters Hawaii Lieutenant Governor Race

Mililani Community Dinner &amp; Talk Story

Mililani it's your turn! Join Della for this Community Dinner to share your concerns and priorities. This Talk Story is your chance to ask questions, share what’s been on your mind, and hear from others in the community about everyday issues–and about the choices facing our district.

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State Rep. Della Au Belatti joined Hawaii News Now's Spotlight Now to discuss immigration enforcement in Hawaiʻi and the importance of protecting families while ensuring transparency and accountability in federal actions.

State Rep. Della Au Belatti joined Hawaii News Now's Spotlight Now to discuss immigration enforcement in Hawaiʻi and the importance of protecting families while ensuring transparency and accountability in federal actions.

Della Au Belatti's change of plans upends lieutenant governor, U.S. House races

Della will always put Hawaiʻi’s people and environment first. Climate change threatens everything that makes Hawaiʻi special—from our reefs and coastlines to our farms and communities. The Maui wildfires showed what happens when neglect and underinvestment collide. Della will make the federal government a partner—not a barrier—in local climate solutions.&nbsp; She’ll fight to expand renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and coastal-protection programs that create good-paying union jobs while protecting our Native ecosystems. That means investing in Native Hawaiian&nbsp; stewardship practices, restoring watershed protections, and treating land and water as public priorities—not private commodities.

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Downtown / Ala Moana / Kaka’ako Community Dinner & Talk Story

A welcoming neighborhood dinner to come together, share perspectives, and talk about everyday issues shaping our community as we start the new year. Meet neighbors, hear what others are thinking, and take part in an open evening of conversation. Dinner provided. RSVP required.

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Della will stop Trump’s assault on our democracy and push for reforms to ensure Washington works for working people, not special interests. She is the only candidate in the race that refuses to accept corporate PAC money. Her only loyalty is to the people of Hawaiʻi. Della helped restart the Good Government Caucus to restore public trust after corruption scandals in the State legislature. She’ll bring that same commitment to Washington—pushing to ban corporate PAC money, stop members of Congress from trading stocks, and enact stronger transparency laws. She’ll fight for automatic and same-day voter registration, just like she has done in Hawaiʻi.

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HEART of Honolulu Parade & Street Festival

Join us for the HEART of Honolulu Street Festival&nbsp;and bring the joy of Della's campaign for Congress and the Belatti Brigade to voters in the Heart of Downtown Honolulu!We’ll meet&nbsp;at the park next to Hawai'i Theatre at the corners of Bethel Street and Hotel Street at NOON, then strut our stuff and walk the short parade route through the streets.&nbsp;&nbsp;Parking will be available throughout Downtown at the different underground City &amp; County parking lots, as well as street parking.&nbsp; But be prepared for crowds! HEART of Honolulu kicks off at 11 AM to 4 PM with Nuuanu Avenue shut down and open only for pedestrian traffic.&nbsp; There will be art, live music, food, creative local vendors, performances and more. So come early before we join the parade or stay later to enjoy all of the festivities.The parade marks the return of "HeART STRUT, a fun parade of handmade, wearable art, with an 'Inspired by Chinatown' theme!" Wear your campaign t-shirts (we'll have some there for volunteers who don't have a t-shirt), and bring a FANCY hat to show off. Don't have a hat, we'll have a few extras!&nbsp;

Join neighbors for food and conversation about what's important and happening in our community. Meet Della and share your priorities to make our Hawai'i stronger for all of us!

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Join us for a community conversation about issues affecting families and everyday people. Come with your questions, share what's on your mind, and hear from Della about what we can do together to move Hawai'i forward.

Pearl City / Waimalu / Aiea Community Dinner &amp; Talk Story

Join us for a community conversation about issues affecting families and everyday people. Come with your questions, share what's on your mind, and hear from Della about what we can do together to move Hawai'i forward.

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2026 Starts Here: Meet the Candidates for Hawaiʻi’s Congressional District 1

This session is part of Indivisible Hawaiʻi’s two-day series of free live, virtual Talk story interviews with the CD1 candidates. Hear directly from each participant, explore their priorities, and join a community-focused discussion about leadership for Hawaiʻi.

Hawaii Public Radio Jan 9, 2026 Responding to reporting on an unidentified lawmaker accused of accepting $35,000, Rep. Della Au Belatti criticized Attorney General Anne Lopez’s decision not to investigate, saying the executive branch is abdicating its responsibility and raising serious questions about accountability and conflicts of interest.<a href="https://www.hawaiipublicradio.org/local-news/2026-01-09/35-000-payment-to-unknown-lawmaker-in-2022-looms-over-state-capitol" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">See article</a>

Responding to reporting on an unidentified lawmaker accused of accepting $35,000, Rep. Della Au Belatti criticized Attorney General Anne Lopez’s decision not to investigate, saying the executive branch is abdicating its responsibility and raising serious questions about accountability and conflicts of interest.

Belatti Drops Bid For Congress To Run For Lieutenant Governor

Health care is too expensive and too hard to access. Della is the only candidate in this race who supports Medicare for All. She’ll fight to expand access to affordable coverage, bring down prescription costs, and reverse Trump’s cuts to Medicaid.&nbsp; As a legislator, Della helped strengthen mental-health services and protect reproductive health care. In Congress, she’ll defend those gains and make sure every person—no matter their income or ZIP code—can get the care they need without worrying about the bill.

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Fighting for Quality, Affordable Health Care

Homeward Bound 5K: Racing to End Homelessness

Join Della as she runs in the 16th Annual Homeward Bound 5K fun run in Manoa Valley that invites the community to race toward an end to homelessness.All proceeds from this event go to The Institute for Human Services, Inc. and directly supports thousands of lives through homeless outreach, services, and programs.#RunDellaRun

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Come for a meal and stay for a discussion on how to make government more responsive, effective, and accountable to the people it serves.

Community Dinner and Talk Story with Della - Hilo

Come for a meal and stay for a discussion and talk story on how government can tackle Hawai'i Island's pressing challenges from housing to healthcare. Meet Della and learn more about her candidacy for Lieutenant Governor and what she hopes to do to make government more responsive, effective, and accountable to the people it serves.

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Families across Hawaiʻi are being priced out of the islands while billionaires and out of state corporations profit from our land and labor. Della knows what it’s like to balance a family budget while costs keep going up.&nbsp; She’ll expand the Child Tax Credit, fight for paid family leave, and strengthen Social Security so working parents and seniors can make ends meet, and ensure federal resources reach local businesses—not mainland corporations.

Families across Hawaiʻi are being priced out of the islands while billionaires and out of state corporations profit from our land and labor. Della knows what it’s like to balance a family budget while costs keep going up.&nbsp; She’ll expand the Child Tax Credit, fight for paid family leave, and strengthen Social Security so working parents and seniors can make ends meet, and ensure federal resources r

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November Fundraiser: Inspire Hawai'i

Join us at Della's first official fundraiser at this special Meet and Greet at Inspiration Hawai'i Museum! Della is committed to representing the people of Hawai‘i and is the only candidate committed to not taking money from corporate PACs. Join us to connect, share your ideas, and be part of a movement rooted in integrity, service, and aloha!

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Join Team Della at the King’s Runner 10K! 🏃‍♀️🌺 Run with us, meet fellow supporters, and show your campaign spirit on race day. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or just enjoying the course, we’d love to have you alongside Team Della. Lace up and send us an email at <a href="mailto:info@dellaforhawaii.com">info@dellaforhawaii.com</a> to run with us!

Team Della at King’s Runner 10K

Join Team Della at the King’s Runner 10K! 🏃‍♀️🌺 Run with us, meet fellow supporters, and show your campaign spirit on race day. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or just enjoying the course, we’d love to have you alongside Team Della.

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Donald Trump’s chaos is costing us. His tariffs, tax breaks for the rich, attacks on science, and cuts to health care have made life harder for Hawaiʻi families while enriching corporations. Della Au Belatti will stand up to Trump and anyone who enables him—Democrat or Republican. She’s unafraid to speak truth to power, defend our freedoms, and hold Washington accountable. Della believes Hawaiʻi needs leaders who fight for working families, not for billionaires and special interests.

Stop Trump’s Policies from Harming Hawai’i

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Waipahu Community Dinner &amp; Talk Story

We are headed back to Waipahu! Bring your questions, concerns, and priorities to this Community Dinner. As our campaign continues to travel across the district, we want to hear from you about the issues affecting your everyday life.

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Kick off the holiday season with joy, community spirit, and a strong show of support for Della Au Belatti’s campaign for Congress! The Mānoa Christmas Parade is one of the valley’s most beloved traditions, bringing together families, schools, local groups, and festive holiday floats for an afternoon filled with lights, laughter, and aloha.This year, Team Della is marching—and we want you with us!Join neighbors and supporters as we walk through scenic Mānoa, share Della’s message of service and good governance, and celebrate the season together. Whether it’s your first parade or your fiftieth, your energy and presence help strengthen our movement and show the community what our campaign stands for.Sign up to march with Team Della and be part of this inspiring holiday tradition! Bring your friends, your family, and your holiday spirit—festive attire encouraged!

Be a Part of the Mānoa Christmas Parade with Team Della!

Bring the holiday cheer and join Team Della at the Mānoa Christmas Parade! Let’s light up the route with community spirit and aloha as we walk together in this longstanding neighborhood tradition. Bring your ‘ohana, your friends, and your festive energy–we’re excited to have you with us. Sign up to join!

Manoa Christmas Parade — March with Team Della!

In this Look at the Lege segment, Della Au Belatti discusses major issues before the Legislature, including emergency preparedness, mental health services, military land leases, good government practices, and the $35,000 bribery investigation and its ramifications for this session.

Belatti Runs For Lieutenant Governor, Drops Out Of Congress Race

Hat-Making Session in Advance of HEART of Honolulu Street Festival

Join us for a FANCY Hat-Making Session in advance of the May 9th HEART of Honolulu Street Festival where we will be strutting our hats &amp; spreading the word about Della's campaign for Congress. We'll be serving up a dim sum &amp; manapua lunch, but (if you can) bring a pupu or dessert to share. Also, don't forget to bring your glue guns, scissors, &amp; any especially fancy item (ie. feathers, sequins, mesh, you name it) you may want to add to your hat!