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Hawaii’s senior senator isn’t on the ballot again until 2022, but he’s raised more than $2 million for fellow Senate Democrats in recent years.

The incumbent emerged from a bruising primary battle with more than $206,000 on hand. The Republican challenger has $11,700.

All the state’s counties oppose the proposed constitutional amendment, arguing it would siphon dollars from their tax base.

UPDATED: Cachola attorney Michael Green says without being able to review sealed declarations by two of the unnamed plaintiffs, allegations of election fraud are “purely speculative.”

Top Hawaii House and Senate leaders have given out nearly $200,000 to other candidates since 2006.

Honolulu’s city attorney says the ballot title misleads voters on a proposed constitutional amendment.

Five of 14 candidates backed by progressive political organizations survived the Aug. 6 primary.

A socialist’s primary win doesn’t herald a workers revolution in this country.

Sharon Moriwaki beat state Sen. Brickwood Galuteria by 20 percentage points in a district full of high-rise condos.

The complaint is premised, in part, on a surge of last-minute absentee ballots that pushed Rep. Romy Cachola of Kalihi to a 51-vote primary victory.