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The Hawaii Campaign Spending Commission is interested in “apparent vendors” during the 2012 mayoral race who don’t appear in PRP finance reports.

Emails detail the political strategies employed in 2012 by the PRP, an organization determined to undermine the mayoral candidacy of the former governor.

Hawaii lawmaker may owe thousands of dollars for using campaign money to buy meals and a truck.

His opponent in the Democratic primary for lieutenant governor, incumbent Shan Tsutsui, is spending a lot more, however.

303 candidates are seeking 102 seats up for grabs this fall in Hawaii.

The candidates care about the exceptional electorate, people like you who pay close attention to politics. So what does this mean for the coming elections?

A retired writer on Molokai argues — like the campaign he supports — that Sen. Schatz is a power-hungry politico and Rep. Hanabusa is a woman of the people. Are you convinced?

Hawaii places few restrictions on people working in media who run for office. Should that change?

Proposals represent a major policy initiative by the GOP candidate for Hawaii governor.

Democratic? Republican? Green? Libertarian? Independent? Nonpartisan? Compare and contrast.