I think most voters along the "North Shore" of Oahu, voters all along the  "Windward" side, and voters in most of rural Oahu agree their communities are "worse off" after having four years of the Caldwell Administration.  Take a look at the Primary results by Precinct/District to prove this point.  

If things continue along this path, at some point more people in the rural areas will begin to ask why it's essential to have one municipal body for all of Oahu.  There seems to be a huge disconnect between what rural residents are experiencing/expecting and what the local government seems willing and able to deliver.  

In the continental United States there are many smaller municipal governments. Why do we have to have one City and County of Honolulu for this whole island?  This is especially so when for whatever reasons many urban voters seem willing to give a failed Mayoral Administration a "free pass" for a long list of failures based on loose promises to do better.