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Shane Sinenci
Councilmember, East Maui
PUBLIC · silencing audit
How does this member’s recorded behavior — votes, the money behind them, and recusals — line up against the will of the voters they represent? Every figure below is sourced; each is a question for the Board of Ethics, not a finding. The donations shown are this member’s OWN campaign filings (matched by candidate name); the large dollar figures are the vendors’ county contracts set beside those donations — not the member’s money.
Silence(R) — the rollup
1
money+vote flags
their donors who hold county contracts
$50
their own donations
from those donor-vendors (CSC filings)
$50,000
vendor county $
the vendors' contracts — NOT the member's money
0%
dissent rate
0 NAY of 69 votes
0
recorded recusals
of 69 total votes
The overlapping logic
Sinenci at center · donors (teal) and vendors (amber) one hop away · from the sourced crosswalk graph
Per-matter — the questions
| Vendor / party | County $ | To this member | The question & what to request |
|---|---|---|---|
| Park Consulting Group, Inc. | $50,000 | $50 | Did Shane Sinenci, having received $50 from Park, Faith (individual), act on county business with Park Consulting Group, Inc. — which holds $50,000 across 1 award(s) — without recusing? NEEDS-RECORD: per-member roll-call NAY + named testimony on this matter are not machine-published by Maui — request via UIPA (HRS 92F) to the County Clerk. |
Sourced: Maui County CivicClerk minutes (vote record) · Hawaiʻi Campaign Spending Commission (donations, keyed by candidate name) · HANDS Notice-of-Award (contracts). A member's donations are their OWN filings; a predecessor who held the seat earlier raised their own money — never conflated. Framed as questions for the Board of Ethics (Maui Charter Art. 10 / HRS ch. 84), never verdicts.
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