Candidate Q&A: U.S. House District 1 — Charles Djou
Read what Charles Djou has to say about his candidacy for U.S. House of Representatives District 1.
Pre-Election, Jockeying in Hawaii Legislature Is Already Under Way
The State Senate’s most important committees will get new chairmen, while the House will welcome at least five new members.
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Voters Statewide to Fill OHA’s Maui Post and 3 At-Large Seats
At least one new trustee will join the board. Several candidates are aided by geothermal interests.
Fale-Riviere, Fukumoto Chang-Lee on PBS ‘Insights’
Replay available of key Hawaii legislative match-ups, in case you missed it.
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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.
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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.
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Mufi, David, Duke and Jeff: Our Candidates for Governor Get Together
Hawaii’s contenders for top job talk about economic growth in West Oahu, same-sex marriage and elephants in the room.
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Another Day in the Life of Hawaii’s Election Chief
Commission launches investigation into primary problems on Maui, Big Island.
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Hawaii Elections Commission Launches Investigation
Board wants to know what went wrong during primary.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Off the Beat: Join the Hawaii Elections Commission, Where Votes Really Count
The state is having trouble finding people willing to serve on the board that oversees elections.