Turo Forms New PAC For Candidate Donations In Hawaii
The peer-to-peer rideshare company recently donated to candidates like Lt. Gov. Josh Green, Speaker Scott Saiki, and Senate President Ron Kouchi.
Better Access To Public Records Among Proposals From GOP Candidates For Governor
Transparency and government ethics has taken center stage in many races following high profile corruption cases in Hawaii, including the Republican gubernatorial primary.
Outside Spending Reaches Historic Levels In Race For Hawaii’s 2nd Congressional District
With the election just days away, special interest groups keep trying to sway the election in their favor. So far they’ve spent nearly $1.4 million.
Kailua House Candidates Want To Tame Tourism
A microcosm of the state’s own dilemma, Kailua’s fresh batch of House candidates are strategizing ways to manage guests visiting their slice of paradise.
4 Days Before The Primary, More Than 186,000 Hawaii Voters Have Already Turned In Their Ballots
Even with the pandemic receding, Hawaii voters have embraced the state’s mail-in voting system, with only 1% of early voters casting their ballots in-person at voter service centers.
Honolulu City Council Candidates Spend Big Bucks On Campaigns As Primary Nears
Ron Menor, Makua Rothman and Tyler Dos Santos-Tam led in fundraising and spending in each of their races last month, according to campaign finance reports.
Here’s What Climate Advocates Hope To See In Hawaii’s Next Governor
The state needs to dramatically cut its carbon emissions in the next eight years to hit its climate goals. That will require bold leadership, advocates say.
Hawaii GOP Candidates Say They Just Want To Give Voters A Choice
Of the 10 Republican candidates on the ballot for a federal race, only state Rep. Bob McDermott has any meaningful political experience.
Please, Office Of Elections, Do The Math For Us On Primary Night
For dozens of nonpartisan races, Hawaii officials should calculate vote totals and post clear data on the winners and losers instead of leaving voters to figure it out.
Hawaii Governor Candidate’s Hawaiian Homelands Remark Touches A Nerve With Some
Critics say Lt. Gov. Josh Green has used an inaccurate personal story about his mother-in-law for political gain. But others say he’s being unfairly targeted by political opponents.