Three Candidates, Three Views on Future of Fast-Growing Kakaako
Mufi Hannemann, David Ige and Duke Aiona discuss housing, infrastructure and the governor’s influence on the area under control of state redevelopment district.
Takai Says He Wants to ‘Knock Some Sense’ into Congress
Democratic candidate for 1st Congressional District discusses a variety of topics, including the military and Hawaii’s high cost of living.
Denby Fawcett: What Makes Cam Cavasso Keep Running for U.S. Senate?
I’ve been curious why the relatively unknown Hawaii Republican keeps at it when many of his proposals fall on deaf ears and he struggles to raise money.
Hawaii Candidates, PACs Could Soon Be Writing Checks for Campaign Violations
Dozens of fines likely as Campaign Spending Commission gets set to deal with its longest agenda in years on Wednesday.
Denby Fawcett: Who the Heck Is David Ige?
Our columnist spends a recent morning getting to know the Democratic contender for Hawaii governor.
Ige Loans Himself $50K in Final Days Leading Up to Primary Win
Cash-strapped campaign starts from behind again as focus shifts to Hawaii general election.
Hawaii Monitor: Puna Voters Had Practical Problems, Not Legal Defects
Natural disasters occasionally disrupt elections but legal challenges have not materialized or succeeded in other states.
Chad Blair: Republicans on Parade
Hawaii’s longtime minority party believes 2014 could be the year of change. Really!
Another Day in the Life of Hawaii’s Election Chief
Commission launches investigation into primary problems on Maui, Big Island.
ACLU Files Election Challenge on Behalf of Puna Voters
A complaint lodged with the Hawaii Supreme Court says people couldn’t cast ballots due to fallen trees and power lines from Tropical Storm Iselle.