Sam Slom

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Sam Slom
Sam Slom

Member of the Hawaii State Senate
from the 8th district
Incumbent
Assumed office 
1996

Born April 13, 1942 (1942-04-13) (age 66)
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Political party Republican
Spouse divorced
Profession attorney
Religion Jewish

Samuel Morgan Slom is a Republican member of the Hawaii Senate, representing the 8th District since 1996. His district includes Hawaii Kai, Aina Haina, Kahala and Diamond Head. He is also the president and executive director of Small Business Hawaii.

Slom is among the most prominent members of the Hawaii Republican Party with strong contacts in the Hawaii conservative news media. Consistent supporters of Slom include lawyer H. William Burgess, talk-show host Rick Hamada, activist Kenneth Conklin, and HawaiiReporter.com editor Malia Zimmerman, who is also founder of the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii, a conservative research and consulting organization. Zimmerman in particular has had an extensive personal and political relationship with Slom; during divorce proceedings, Slom's ex-wife stated that Zimmerman was the senator's mistress. This is sometimes cited as a factor in HawaiiReporter.com's favorable coverage of the senator.[1]

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