Jordan Conley

According to Ballotpedia, Conley graduated from Wayne High School. He lists Burger King at age 14 as his first job and says he worked as a bartender and server before spending the last 16 years as a personal trainer, coach, and teacher.[1][2] In a Honolulu Star-Advertiser questionnaire, he listed his current occupation as teacher, coach and fitness trainer, said he has been a group fitness instructor for Hawaii Pacific Health for more than 12 years, and named the Aiea Neighborhood Board as a previous elected office.[6]

Conley says he founded the nonprofit Hapa Mana to integrate communities across income lines through sports and educational enrichment, and that COVID-19 shutdowns ended its in-person groups. The Star-Advertiser questionnaire dates the nonprofit's start to September 2016.[1][6] He says he had never wanted to run for office. He ran unopposed in the August 8, 2026 Green Party primary, receiving 368 votes.[7][1] During the campaign, he said he was running on universal health care, a housing-first approach to homelessness, and opposition to U.S. military engagement abroad.[1][2] He received 4.0% of the vote to Ed Case's 71.8%, according to unofficial results reported by NBC News.[3]