Candidate Q&A: State Senate District 6 — Roz Baker
Read what Roz Baker has to say about her candidacy for Hawaii State Senate District 6.
PF Bentley/Civil Beat/2014
Should We Raise the Retirement Age for Judges and Justices?
The question is one of five constitutional amendments before Hawaii voters Nov. 4. Others address disclosing the names of judicial nominees and qualifying for special purpose revenue bonds.
PF Bentley/Civil Beat
Donations Flow Into Hannemann Campaign, But Debts Still Unpaid
The candidate for Hawaii governor owes thousands of dollars in loans and expenses from past elections.
Candidate Q&A: House District 5 — Dave Bateman
Here’s what Dave Bateman has to say about his candidacy for Hawaii House of Representatives District 5
Candidate Q&A: House Dist. 5 — Richard Creagan
Richard Creagan answers questions about his candidacy for Hawaii House of Representatives District 5.
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Ad Watch: GOP Wants Voters to Link Ige to Abercrombie
The Republican Governors Association is targeting David Ige in new ads to help Duke Aiona.
Chad Blair/Civil Beat
Ige Seeks Campaign Cash in Washington, D.C.
The Democrat running for Hawaii governor seeks big bucks from donors and PACs.
PF Bentley/Civil Beat
Should Public Money Be Used for Private Preschools?
Supporters of a proposed constitutional amendment call it critical to expanding early education, but opponents worry about the cost and the precedent.
PF Bentley/Civil Beat
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.
Hidden Super PAC Money Comes to Light in Campaign Spending Reports
The Hawaii Super PAC that helped launch Mayor Kirk Caldwell into office and kept the rail project on track broke campaign spending rules in 2012 by not disclosing who it hired.