For our Community. For Real Results.

Showing up. Listening. Moving us forward.

Meet Sne Patel

Leadership You Can Count On

“Our district deserves leadership that is responsive and grounded in service.”

Sne Patel believes leadership starts with being present, listening closely and staying accountable. He will bring a steady, thoughtful voice to the issues that matter across our neighborhoods.

  • Economic Recovery Commission Helping our community move forward.

  • Front Street Apartments Bill Supported keeping rents affordable for families.

  • Ka Ipu Kukui Fellows Learning Lahaina's water systems firsthand.

  • Lahaina Second Fridays I helped start them through LAC to support local small businesses and non-profits.

  • Liquor Control Chair Led five rule changes that cut red tape for our local businesses.

“Sne Patel understands and supports our local small businesses. Please join me in voting for Sne Patel!”
— Roxy Brandel, Owner of Hawaii Gelato
“It’s hard out there right now. Sne understands that families doing everything right still come up short, and he’s serious about making sure my kids have a future here.”
— Marissa E., Mother of Two, West Maui Resident
“Sne helped me and many other families after the fires. He’s been showing up for this community for over 20 years and I know he will continue to show up.”
— Casey S., Lahaina Resident

Endorsements

Hawaii Teamsters Local 996 logo with a shield, horses, and a crown.
A logo featuring the words 'LOCAL' with 'CEMENT FINISHERS' and 'PLASTERERS'. The left side has a stylized flag with orange, blue, and white colors, and the right side has the number '630' with the same flag pattern inside the numbers. There are green leaves overlaying parts of the text and numbers.
Eagle with American flag design, surrounded by yellow ribbons, stars, and text that reads "Hawaii Union Pride is American Pride Local 293" against a black background.
Design for a union vote campaign with a stylized yellow and black lion logo, text indicating '1 Union, I U PAT, District Council 50, Hawaii,' and a call to action to 'Finish Trades AFL-CIO'.