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Three years after mass protests on Mauna Kea over the Thirty Meter Telescope project, supporters still outnumber opponents by a 2-to-1 margin.

Kai Kahele does not fare well with voters while the rest of the delegation remains relatively popular. Rick Blangiardi is well-liked. The Legislature not so much.

First-time congressional candidates Sergio Alcubilla and Patrick Branco have little name recognition.

Luke polls best but Anderson is not far behind, while Amemiya and Menor-McNamara remain in the hunt.

Name recognition helps explain the advantage of the two front-runners in a race that features 10 contenders.

The lieutenant governor is thus far heavily favored in the Democratic primary next month.

The Hawaii Legislature chose not to advance a bill this year to make pot legal, even as more states progress in the opposite direction.

But 44% say it should go all the way to Ala Moana Center instead of shortening the 20-mile route.

But Gov. David Ige gets low marks as does Speaker Scott Saiki, the Legislature and former Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell.

Health authorities fear a wane in demand for COVID-19 vaccines could jeopardize Hawaii’s ability to achieve mass immunity needed to stamp out the disease.