State May Experiment With All-Mail Voting On Kauai
The Garden Island has had difficulty in the past recruiting volunteer poll workers.
For Hawaii Politicians, It Pays To Have Jennifer Sabas On Your Side
Support from the former top aide to the late Sen. Daniel Inouye has been a boon to two prominent candidates in their bids for higher office.
Super PAC’s Attack Reveals Gaps In Hawaii Campaign Finance Law
Voters can’t find out who’s funding a new website with claims of domestic violence against a candidate for governor until after the primary election.
Chad Blair: She Was An ‘R,’ Now She’s A ‘D’ — And Running For Congress
State Rep. Beth Fukumoto hopes to ride anti-Trump sentiment to Capitol Hill.
This Time Hawaii Lawmakers Must Deliver On All-Mail Elections
Similar measures died in the Legislature the past three sessions. Let’s get it right in 2018.
Hawaii May Switch To All-Mail Elections In 2020
A bill requiring the conversion in hopes of increasing voter turnout is headed to the House floor.
Why Would Anyone Want To Be Lieutenant Governor?
The office comes with little power and few responsibilities. But it positions politicians for a leap to higher office — and to raise a lot of campaign cash.
Chin To Serve As Lieutenant Governor While Running For Congress
Updated: The Hawaii attorney general will replace Shan Tsutsui, who abruptly quit for a political strategy job. Deputy AG Russell Suzuki will serve as acting AG.
Maui Mayor In Political Hot Water Over Money To Nonprofits
The state’s campaign finance watchdog says Mayor Alan Arakawa gave thousands of dollars to nonprofits in violation of state law.
Gov. Ige’s Campaign Cash As Low As His Poll Numbers
The incumbent, who has held just three fundraisers, has raised far less than most sitting governors at this point.