Democratic Representative Ed Case has successfully secured reelection for a U.S. House seat in Hawaii on Wednesday, defeating Republican challenger Patrick Largey. This victory marks Case’s fourth term as the representative for urban Honolulu’s 1st Congressional District, a position he has held since first being elected in 2018.

Case is no stranger to the House, as this is his second time serving. His initial tenure spanned from 2002 to 2007, during which he represented a different congressional district encompassing rural Oahu and the neighboring islands.

In addition to his legislative responsibilities, Case holds a vital role on the House Appropriations Committee and contributes to several subcommittees focused on defense, homeland security, and natural resources. His extensive background includes experience as a state representative and practice as an attorney.

The announcement of Case’s victory was made at 5:16 a.m. EST, confirming his continuation in office and underscoring his established position within Hawaii’s political landscape.