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120 P.3d 217 Page 2 <br />108 Hawai'i 318, 120 P.3d 217 <br />(Cite as: 108 Hawai'i 318, 120 P.3d 217) <br />[3] Counties 104 38[6] Constitutional Law 92 3658(1) <br />104 Counties 92 Constitutional Law <br />104II Government 92XXVI Equal Protection <br />104II(C) County Board 92XXVI(E) Particular Issues and Applica- <br />104k38 k. Nature and Constitution in Gen-tions <br />eral.Most Cited Cases 92XXVI(E)9 Elections, Voting, and Politi- <br />cal Rights <br />92k3656 Equality of Voting Power <br />Phrase “equal resident populations” in county <br />(One Person, One Vote) <br />charter, by its plain and obvious meaning, excluded <br />92k3658 Electoral Districts <br />nonresident college students and nonresident military <br />92k3658(1) k. In General. Most <br />personnel and their dependents from population base <br />Cited Cases <br />for purposes of reapportioning county council dis- <br /> (Formerly 92k225.3(6)) <br />tricts. <br />In order to comport with equal protection, a state <br />[4] Counties 104 3 <br />must make an honest and good faith effort to con- <br />struct voting districts as nearly of equal population as <br />104 Counties <br />is practicable. U.S.C.A. Const.Amend. 14. <br />104I Creation, Alteration, Existence, and Political <br />Functions <br />[7] Constitutional Law 92 3658(1) <br />104k3 k. Creation, Existence, and Incidents in <br />General; Charters. Most Cited Cases <br />92 Constitutional Law <br />92XXVI Equal Protection <br />When interpreting a county charter, the court's <br />92XXVI(E) Particular Issues and Applica- <br />foremost obligation is to ascertain and give effect to <br />tions <br />the intention of the county, which is to be obtained <br />92XXVI(E)9 Elections, Voting, and Politi- <br />primarily from the language contained in the charter <br />cal Rights <br />itself,and, where the language of the charter is plain <br />92k3656 Equality of Voting Power <br />and unambiguous, the court's only duty is to give <br />(One Person, One Vote) <br />effect to its plain and obvious meaning. <br />92k3658 Electoral Districts <br />92k3658(1) k. In General. Most <br />[5] Constitutional Law 92 3657 <br />Cited Cases <br /> (Formerly 92k225.3(6)) <br />92 Constitutional Law <br />92XXVI Equal Protection <br />In order to comport with equal protection, when <br />92XXVI(E) Particular Issues and Applica- <br />a state apportions voting districts, whatever the <br />tions <br />means of accomplishment, the overriding objective <br />92XXVI(E)9 Elections, Voting, and Politi- <br />must be substantial equality of population among the <br />cal Rights <br />various districts, so that the vote of any citizen is <br />92k3656 Equality of Voting Power <br />approximately equal in weight to that of any other <br />(One Person, One Vote) <br />citizen in the state. U.S.C.A. Const.Amend. 14. <br />92k3657 k. In General. Most Cited <br />Cases <br />[8] Constitutional Law 92 3659 <br /> (Formerly 92k225.3(6)) <br />92 Constitutional Law <br />The equal protection clause of the United States <br />92XXVI Equal Protection <br />Constitution requires that electoral representation be <br />92XXVI(E) Particular Issues and Applica- <br />apportioned on a population basis. U.S.C.A. <br />tions <br />Const.Amend. 14. <br />© 2011 Thomson Reuters. No Claim to Orig. US Gov. Works. <br /> <br />
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