From Now Through Nov. 8, Every Day Is Election Day In Hawaii
Plenty of people have their ballots in hand, but there are a lot of decisions to make. Check out our coverage so far and what’s still to come.
Djou Says Caldwell Lied About Bank Compensation
But the mayor’s political advisers say the ethics complaint is just a campaign ploy.
Candidate Q&A: Maui County Council — Shane Sinenci
“County government needs to support the state’s affordable housing initiatives and fast-track those projects that will put families in homes.”
Candidate Q&A: State Senate District 1 — Kaialiʻi Kahele
“Hawaii Island has the highest unemployment rate in the state at almost 5.0 percent … I am committed to growing my island’s economy.”
Almost Three-Quarters Of Voters Want To Strengthen Police Panel
In other issues raised by charter amendments, they aren’t hot on extending term limits or dedicating a portion of property taxes to the zoo.
Todd Simmons: What A Clinton Win, Senate Flip Might Mean
With Democrats holding the White House and a Senate majority, functionality might return to the federal government.
Voters Asked To Strengthen Honolulu Police Commission
But the commission’s newest member questions whether it would use the additional authority.
Caldwell Up 7 Points Over Djou In Honolulu Mayor’s Race
Trump is far behind Clinton among Oahu voters. That may hurt Republican Djou even though the mayor’s race is nonpartisan.
Judge: Angela Kaaihue’s Name To Remain On Ballot — Twice
She is running as a Democrat for one congressional seat and as a Republican for another — to the chagrin of both parties.
Denby Fawcett: Why Some Hawaii Women Still Like Donald Trump
Despite his creepy sexual remarks and alleged groping, some female voters still think he should be president.