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Surprise! Democrats and Republicans have starkly different viewpoints. Greens and Libertarians do, too.

We’ve had a so-called “open” primary since 1980, but it’s pretty much the opposite of open.

The commission acknowledged that it’s tough to oversee lawmakers who resist most accountability measures.

Earlier generations — the Silents, baby boomers and Gen X — are more divided than millennials and Gen Z.

The former state legislator complained he is being singled out by the commission and that his case has been mishandled.

Experts say regulating contractor donations along with publicly financed elections could go a long way to taming corruption.

A look at the state’s history shows that homegrown support for Donald Trump and extreme right-wing organizations didn’t materialize overnight.

Citing a missed deadline by Mayor Richard Bissen, the committee decided to select its own nominees for government panels. Some question the authority to do so.

Scott Teruya has led the department for the past five years but has been off the job since Feb. 2.

The former state lawmaker could be penalized more than $18,000 for failure to keep financial records and filing false reports.