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The challenger claims the incumbent hasn’t kept his promises when it comes to rail, homelessness and ethics.

Caldwell, Djou and Carlisle have each held Honolulu campaign fundraisers in recent days.

The PAC backing the candidate for Hawaii’s 1st Congressional District calls itself “the nation’s largest resource for women in politics.”

±«±Ê¶Ù´¡°Õ·¡¶Ù:ÌýKirk Caldwell says Charles Djou’s nonparticipation “reflects poorly” on him, but the challenger says he never confirmed his appearance.

UPDATED 7/7/2016: Kirk Caldwell’s opponents question why he’s a director of Territorial Savings Bank. But the Ethics Commission found no conflict of interest.

Honolulu’s mayor says he’s taken on roads, sewers, parks and homelessness. But his campaign remains quiet on rail.

Hawaii’s biggest labor union has reviewed the numerous primary races and made its preferences known.

UPDATED: A lawsuit alleges that Sen. Laura Thielen filed incomplete nomination papers with the state Office of Elections.

Pat Saiki says that retired U.S. Air Force colonel Shirlene Ostrov is “a candidate who can win.”

Many Hawaii legislators will be unopposed, especially the most influential ones. But some lawmakers face tough contests.