“Build 30 kauhale (tiny-home) villages statewide, with the program on track toward 30 villages by 2027.”
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All three cited sources are reachable and every quote appears verbatim. LEADERSHIP is well-documented: West Hawaii Today (Star-Advertiser wire, March 2026) states "Green imported Hawaii's kauhale effort after a visit to a similar model in Texas inspired him as lieutenant governor," and the Office of the Governor release frames the program as his signature "kauhale initiative" launched via his 2022 emergency proclamation — clear leadership beyond a vote, clearing the bar for CHAMPIONED over FULL. The "on track toward 30 villages by 2027" OUTCOME is documented by the same March 2026 article: "HomeAid Hawai'i, which expects to construct 30 kauhale on all islands by the end of the year," indicating the program is pacing toward (indeed ahead of) the 2027 target. The rating correctly stops short of FULL because the full 30 are not yet all built as of mid-2026 and the 2027 deadline has not arrived; confidence 0.68 appropriately reflects the pending final landing. Note the governor's-office primary source verifies leadership/framing but not the specific 30/2027 metric, which rests on the reputable-secondary wire source — acceptable, as that source documents the outcome and the quote is genuine. No fabrication, no unreachable source, no overstatement of evidence.
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