It’s almost primary election day and Civil Beat wants to make sure you’re as prepared as possible to vote smart. As a result, we’ve opened up our site for you to use as a resource with our Free Content Days promotion. This Friday and Saturday, any visitor to Civil Beat can experience the site in its entirety – with the exception of the ability to comment, which can be purchased for $0.99 for 30 days of discussion.
There’s lots to see and do on Civil Beat, so Lena Tran and I put together this quick video to help you navigate around the site. My voice might put you to sleep (it’s Bob Ross like), but the different elements of the site should be intriguing enough for you to keep browsing. After you watch the video, take a look at some of the articles, discussions, topic pages and Fact Checks I’ve outlined below. It’s just a start, but I think it will send you in the right direction. Please enjoy our open house, and I hope to see you in our discussions soon.
- For the best experience, press the TV icon on the lower right hand-side of the player to maximize your screen.
Be sure to check out our Election Page for all the coverage on the races happening this Saturday.
Topic Pages
- Hawaii Governor Election 2010
- Mufi Hannemann
- Neil Abercrombie
- James “Duke” Aiona
- Honolulu Mayoral Election 2010
- Peter Carlisle
- Kirk Caldwell
- Panos Prevedouros
Discussions
- Discussion: Hawaii Governor’s Race
- Discussion: Honolulu Mayoral Election 2010
- Discussion: Honolulu Rail
- Discussion: Civil Unions
- The Civil Beat Imaginarium
About Civil Beat
- Welcome to Honolulu Civil Beat
- Why Civil Beat?
- A New Approach to Journalism
- Honolulu Civil Beat — First Edition!