The commission also asked the Legislature to consider returning to one-day, in-person voting, and narrowly rejected firing chief election officer Scott Nago.

For some lawmakers, quietly is the most effective way to legislate. Others feel the public should hear exactly where they stand.

A new research tool shows the vast majority of bills pass out of the Legislature with no opposition.

He’s held the job longer than anyone else in state history and been at the center of controversy nearly every election cycle.

The subcommittee wants to end all-mail elections and fire Elections Chief Scott Nago, but it’s unclear whether it has the votes to do either.

One of the departed commissioners was the lead author of an investigation that determined complaints about the Kauaʻi election were valid.

Joint fundraisers in odd-numbered years are more prevalent than they used to be.

After finding major discrepancies in how many Kauaʻi ballots were cast, a state commission is looking at the Big Island numbers.

Blaze Lovell’s story on pay-to-play politics was part of a New York Times series.