Hawai'i — The Courage to Change

Hawaiian Sovereignty must begin one island at a time.

"We are not Americans. We are not citizens of the United States. We are Hawaiians." Dr. Haunani-Kay Trask

Clyde McClain "Mac" Lewman

Mac Lewman is a longtime Big Island resident who has spent decades listening to the people of Hawai'i — their frustrations, their hopes, and their vision for a sovereign future. He is running for Governor not as a career politician, but as a neighbor, a father, and a believer in the promise of aloha.

Mac's platform is rooted in Hawaiian sovereignty, fiscal accountability, and a government that works for the people — not the other way around. He believes the path forward begins on the Big Island, where the land, the culture, and the people are ready for change.

No corporate donors. No party machine. Just the people of Hawai'i and the courage to change.

The question is not whether Hawai'i deserves sovereignty — it is whether we have the courage to demand it.

The Hawaiian Kingdom was overthrown in 1893 through an illegal act of war by the United States government. For over a century, the Native Hawaiian people have lived under an occupation that stripped them of their land, their language, and their sovereignty. Mac Lewman believes it is time for Hawai'i to reclaim its rightful place among the nations of the world.

Sovereignty is not a radical idea — it is a legal right, a moral imperative, and a practical path to a better future for all who call Hawai'i home. Mac's campaign begins on the Big Island, where the movement for self-determination is strongest and the will of the people is clear.

Heritage & History

The story of Hawai'i is the story of a people who refused to be erased.

Hawaiian sovereignty protest rally — Haunani-Kay Trask October 3, 1949 – July 3, 202

Princess Ka'iulani — Beloved Heir to the Hawaiian Throne — Nā Ali'i — The Chiefs of Hawai'i

Queen Lili'uokalani — Last Sovereign Monarch of Hawai'i — Nā Kupuna — The Ancestors

Hawaiian Royalty — Guardians of the Aloha Spirit — Duke Paoa Kahanamoku — Father of Modern Surfing

Prince Albert Kunuiakea — Son of King Kamehameha IV

Daughters of Hawai'i — Keepers of the Lei and the Land — King David Kalākaua — The Merrie Monarch

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Why Mac?

Mac Lewman is running a nonpartisan campaign rooted in aloha, accountability, and the courage to change. No corporate donors. No party machine. Just the people of Hawai'i.