The ConCon’s Real Price Tag? That’s Still A Mystery
An opposition ad puts the cost at $55 million. But that assumes unprecedented full public funding of campaigns for hundreds of delegate candidates.
Candidate Q&A: State House District 3 — Frederick Fogel
“Hey, it takes money to win, but I’m a believer in severe campaign spending limitations. Televising and archiving all hearings? Sounds like a good thing.”
Candidate Q&A: OHA Trustee At-Large — Rowena Akana
“OHA needs to change the classification of the CEO back to administrator, allowing trustees, as advised by the State Auditor, to take back the office.”
Candidate Q&A: OHA Trustee At Large — Brendon Kalei’aina Lee
“Given that OHA’s strategic plan expires this year, this election is that much more critical.”
Candidate Q&A: OHA Trustee At Large — William Aila
“One of the most pressing issues to Native Hawaiians is the failure of OHA to collect its fair share of ceded lands revenue.”
Candidate Q&A: OHA Trustee At Large — John Waihee IV
“I think that for many Hawaiians, living in an environment that does not promote or celebrate a culture that they identify with has left them with a feeling of hopelessness.”
Candidate Q&A: OHA Trustee At-Large — Leina’ala Ahu Isa
“I think it’s about time I go back to my roots and give back in whatever way I can help our Hawaiian people.”
Civil Beat Poll: Voters Want Ige To Stick Around As Hawaii’s Governor
Republican state Rep. Andria Tupola trails by 21 percentage points among likely Hawaii voters in the latest survey.
Commission Doubles Fines For First-Time Campaign Spending Violators
New penalties were levied against 25 candidates and committees. Maui mayoral candidate Mike Victorino will pay the biggest penalty.
Candidate Q&A: State House District 50 — Cynthia Thielen
“I continue to speak out and do not hesitate to go against leadership. This is why a two-party system is so essential.”