Let Me Introduce Myself
Aloha Oahu Democrats! My name is Lynn Robinson Onderko and I am running for Oahu Democratic Party Chair. I am a lifelong Democrat and have served our party in many capacities at the State and County level including Co-Chairing Standing Committees, Convention Committees, as Region Chair, District Chair and Vice Chair, Co-Chair of the Glenn Ida Golf Tournament, and as a twelve-year member of the Executive Committee of the Stonewall Caucus.
In 2018, I joined the team for the Coordinated Campaign and was later hired to work for the Democratic Party of Hawaii as the Party Affairs Coordinator. I have worked with many leaders and volunteers through many seasons of the Party. It is my passion for social justice that fuels my motivation to collaborate with Democrats to bring impactful outcomes to Hawaiʻiʻs working families.
Vice Chair
I am very excited to have Isaiah Baclaan as my running mate. As proud Ewa Beach residents and fellow University of Hawaii West Oahu alums, we are committed to empowering Oahu Democrats, flipping seats on our North Shore and in East Honolulu, and bringing a Blue Wave to the West side!
Meet Isaiah Baclaan Vice Chair →
Endorsements
Stanley Chang
Hawaii State Senate
"I am proud to endorse Lynn Robinson Onderko for Oʻahu Democratic Party Chair. Her dedication to our shared values, commitment to grassroots organizing, and proven leadership make her the right choice to strengthen our party and fight for our community. I have no doubt that under Lynn’s leadership, we will build an even more inclusive, effective, and energized Democratic Party."
Tyler Dos Santos-Tam
Honolulu City Council
"As a City Councilmember, I know how important it is to have strong, dedicated leadership at every level of our party. That’s why I’m proud to support Lynn Robinson Onderko for Oʻahu Democratic Party Chair. Her passion for organizing, commitment to uplifting every voice, and vision for a more united and effective party make her the right choice for this role. I have no doubt that Lynn will work tirelessly to strengthen our party and empower our communities."
Radiant Cordero
Honolulu City Council
“It’s an honor to support Lynn Robinson-Onderko for Oʻahu County Democratic Party Chair! Lynn is a thoughtful, community-driven leader, who not only has a long history of dedication and service to the Party, but has been instrumental at the State and City legislative levels. She’s a seasoned grassroots organizer who brings people together—exactly the kind of collaborative leader we need to continue efforts to unite Oʻahu Democrats. With Lynn at the helm, I know our Party will be ready to tackle the challenges Oʻahu faces, including the local issues that matter most to our communities—while staying rooted in Democratic values.”
Amy Monk
Former National Committee Woman, Democratic Party of Hawaii
“As a long-time Democrat, I am honored to endorse Lynn Robinson Onderko for Oʻahu Democratic Party Chair. In these challenging times, the Party needs leaders who will stand firm against the policies of President Trump and who will be unwavering in their defense of our democracy and constitution. Lynn has the courage and vision to mobilize our community for justice, equality, and progress. I urge Oʻahu Democrats to select Lynn for this critical role.”
Our Priorities
Strengthening local engagement
Connecting our communities with Democratic leaders and initiatives.
Expanding voter outreach
Ensuring every Democrat in Oʻahu County is informed and inspired to participate.
Building a more unified party
Creating opportunities for dialogue, collaboration, and action.
Creating a Campaign Corps
Recruiting volunteers to be trained and ready to deploy to support our most vulnerable races.
Announcements
May 10, 2025
Convention - O‘ahu County Democrats
at Keʻehi Lagoon, Weinberg Memorial Hall in person only
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Join Our Team
We’re looking for passionate volunteers, organizers, and community members to help make a difference across Oʻahu. Whether you're new to politics or a seasoned advocate, there's a place for you on this team.
