Hawaii Elections Commission to Hold 1st Videoconference Meeting
Next Tuesday’s agenda on Oahu will broadcast via videoconference on Hawaii, Maui and Kauai, with testimony allowed from the neighbor islands.
In a first, the state听Elections Commission will hold a听videoconference meeting next week.
The meeting,听at Kakuhihewa State Office Building in Kapolei,听is听set for April 7 at 10 a.m. and will be broadcast via videoconference on Hawaii, Maui and Kauai. 听
The videoconference sites on the neighbor islands will be open for the public to attend, and to submit public testimony.听
A special election in Puna.
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Some Neighbor Island folks have long complained that it’s sometimes difficult to reach government officials in Honolulu.
Here are the viewing locations:
- County of Hawaii,听Hilo State Office Building,听75 Aupuni Street, Basement
- County of Maui,听Wailuku State Office Building,听54 South High Street, 3rd Floor
- County of Kauai,听Lihue State Office Building,听3060 Eiwa Street, Basement
Click here听for听, which includes discussion of elections-related bills at the Hawaii Legislature and the evaluation of the chief elections officer.
Of note: The agenda says the commission meeting will continue “even if video conference connection is lost.”
