Why GOP Congressional Candidate Cam Cavasso Won’t Quit Running
The former legislator hasn’t won an election since 1988, yet he keeps taking on Hawaii’s Democrats in federal races.
Who’s Who On The Ballot For The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs
Up for grabs are three OHA at-large seats, as well as seats representing Maui and Oahu.
Questions About The ConCon? We’ve Got Your Answers
Once a decade there’s a twist to Hawaii’s general election — a vote on whether to hold a constitutional convention. Here’s what voters need to know.
In Kauai Mayor’s Race, Rapozo Faces Uphill Battle Against Kawakami
The County Council chairman looks for a turnaround after being significantly outpolled by the former state representative in the primary.
Danny De Gracia: This Election Doesn’t Have To Be Business As Usual
You can do what the experts say you’ll do, or you can give Hawaii a much-needed jolt this election.
Court Strikes Down Education Tax Ballot Measure
UPDATED: The Hawaii Supreme Court ruled the language wasn’t clear enough on a proposed constitutional amendment to fund public schools.
Civil Beat Poll: Hirono Approval Rating Still High Despite Kavanaugh Backlash
Moderates and conservatives have a dimmer view of the Hawaii senator after her pointed criticisms of the Supreme Court justice during his confirmation.
The ConCon’s Real Price Tag? That’s Still A Mystery
An opposition ad puts the cost at $55 million. But that assumes unprecedented full public funding of campaigns for hundreds of delegate candidates.
Candidate Q&A: State House District 3 — Frederick Fogel
“Hey, it takes money to win, but I’m a believer in severe campaign spending limitations. Televising and archiving all hearings? Sounds like a good thing.”
Supreme Court Hears Challenge To ConAm Ballot Measure But Defers Ruling
Hawaii’s county governments hope the court will act quickly to invalidate the measure that would allow the state to tax property for education.