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From Now Through Nov. 8, Every Day Is Election Day In Hawaii
Plenty of people have their ballots in hand, but there are a lot of decisions to make. Check out our coverage so far and what’s still to come.
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Djou Says Caldwell Lied About Bank Compensation
But the mayor’s political advisers say the ethics complaint is just a campaign ploy.
Candidate Q&A: Maui County Council — Shane Sinenci
“County government needs to support the state’s affordable housing initiatives and fast-track those projects that will put families in homes.”
Candidate Q&A: State Senate District 1 — Kaialiʻi Kahele
“Hawaii Island has the highest unemployment rate in the state at almost 5.0 percent … I am committed to growing my island’s economy.”
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Almost Three-Quarters Of Voters Want To Strengthen Police Panel
In other issues raised by charter amendments, they aren’t hot on extending term limits or dedicating a portion of property taxes to the zoo.
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Todd Simmons: What A Clinton Win, Senate Flip Might Mean
With Democrats holding the White House and a Senate majority, functionality might return to the federal government.
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Voters Asked To Strengthen Honolulu Police Commission
But the commission’s newest member questions whether it would use the additional authority.
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Caldwell Up 7 Points Over Djou In Honolulu Mayor’s Race
Trump is far behind Clinton among Oahu voters. That may hurt Republican Djou even though the mayor’s race is nonpartisan.
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Judge: Angela Kaaihue’s Name To Remain On Ballot — Twice
She is running as a Democrat for one congressional seat and as a Republican for another — to the chagrin of both parties.
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Denby Fawcett: Why Some Hawaii Women Still Like Donald Trump
Despite his creepy sexual remarks and alleged groping, some female voters still think he should be president.