Hawaii Civics 101: Independent Candidates

Why is is so hard to run -- and win -- as an independent in Hawaii?
By /
Reading time: 1 minute.


Other episodes in Hawaii Civics 101:

Thoughts on this or any other story? Write a Letter to the Editor. Send to news@civilbeat.org and put Letter in the subject line. 200 words max. You need to use your name and city and include a contact phone for verification purposes. And you can still comment on stories on our Facebook page.

What stories will you help make possible?

Since 2010, Civil Beat’s reporting has painted a more complete picture of Hawaii — stories that you won’t find anywhere else.

Your donation, however big or small, will ensure that Civil Beat has the resources to provide you with thorough, unbiased reporting on the issues that matter most to Hawaii. We can’t do this without you.

 

Contribute

About the Authors

Top Stories

Calls Mount For The Honolulu City Council To Vote On Salary Increases David Croxford/Civil Beat/2023

Calls Mount For The Honolulu City Council To Vote On Salary Increases

Hawaii Lawmakers Did Not Fund The Overpass To Kihei’s New High School Courtesy: Hawaii DOE

Hawaii Lawmakers Did Not Fund The Overpass To Kihei’s New High School

Danny De Gracia: Why I’m Grateful To Have Known Former Sen. Sam Slom Courtesy of Sam Slom campaign

Danny De Gracia: Why I’m Grateful To Have Known Former Sen. Sam Slom

The Sunshine Blog: Fundraisers Are Back, The State Budget Is Done, And Will History Repeat Itself? Michael Evans/Ronald Reagan Library

The Sunshine Blog: Fundraisers Are Back, The State Budget Is Done, And Will History Repeat Itself?

How A Self-Driving Car Class At UH Maui Ended Up As A Competitor In A Race In Italy Courtesy of C.K. Wolfe/2022

How A Self-Driving Car Class At UH Maui Ended Up As A Competitor In A Race In Italy