State Details Plans For Spending $3.1 Million In Election Security Funds
Software and staff upgrades will make Hawaii’s voting system less vulnerable to cyberattacks, officials say.
Donna Kim’s Misleading Attack On Her Opponent
The congressional candidate originally said Ed Case missed 48 percent of his votes during his previous tenure in Congress, which is inaccurate.
Democratic Contenders For Congress Duke It Out
A debate Monday featured sharp attacks on the candidates’ records, as well as disagreements about the scale of the military presence in Hawaii.
How Capitol Connections Helped A Nonprofit Win A State Grant
Two Hawaii lawmakers voted to give public money to an animal support organization while sitting on its board of directors.
Here’s How These 5 LG Hopefuls Would Make That Office Relevant
The five Democratic candidates for Hawaii’s lieutenant governor spent an hour Monday evening trying to win over voters.
Political Intrigue: What This Consultant Is Doing In Hawaii Is A Mystery
Strategies 360 won’t reveal a single client or issue it’s supporting in the islands. But the company has assembled a stable of well-known local talent.
Why Hawaii Doesn’t Publish An Official Voters’ Guide
In many other states, pamphlets with information about candidates and issues on the ballot are sent to voters before an election.
How Hawaii Governor Candidates Would Handle Burgeoning Pension Debt
Whoever wins the race for governor will have to balance a budget that includes billion-dollar payments for retired state workers.
Campaign Cash: A Tale Of Two Bert Kobayashis
Two longtime Honolulu political donors with the same name are going different directions in the Hawaii governor’s race.
How Low Is Hawaii Voter Turnout?
In the 2016 general election, turnout estimates ranged from 43 percent to 58 percent — depending on what formula is used.