The leader of the Hawaii Democratic Party thinks the Vermont senator deserves another shot at the presidency in 2020.

With few exceptions, Democrats are winning the money game against Republican opponents in key state House and Senate races.

The state campaigns intensify their get-out-the-vote efforts as the polls tighten and Election Day approaches.

Angela Aulani Kaaihue is running as a Republican in one congressional race and as a Democrat in another. Now Democrats are suing to stop her from claiming she’s one of them.

Other top Hawaii Democrats are also under fire for backing well-known Republicans.

UPDATED: The Republican running for the 2nd Congressional District has filed to run as a Democrat in the special election to fill the 1st District seat.

A federal appeals court judge said the Democratic Party failed to show a “clear and present danger.”

The morning after the primary election, leaders of Hawaii’s ruling political party reveled in their control over the state but called for a concerted march toward Nov. 8.

The mayor barely outpolled his primary challenger, but neither candidate garnered a majority of the vote, so they both advance.

The Honolulu mayor is running campaign ads featuring Gov. David Ige.