The Hawaii congressman was once considered a rising star in Hawaii politics, then he decided to run for governor.

GOP candidates already face a steep uphill battle in Democrat-dominated Hawaii. Trump’s continued dominance of the Republican Party makes their campaigns even harder.

Winning office is more than just a prize — it’s a responsibility to get things done.

The party continues to struggle to find political ground that appeals to enough residents to get elected.

Money outside of candidate campaigns flowed freely this year ahead of Hawaii’s primary for Congress and lieutenant governor.

Close races triggered mandatory recounts, which wrapped up Tuesday afternoon.

More than a fifth of Hawaii’s voters went Republican in the primary election, a surprising switch in blue-blue Hawaii.

If there’s a resounding message to be received after the 2022 Hawaii primary, it is that all that outside money on negative attack ads was wasted.

If you just lay back and think you can’t win the Nov. 8 general, the people counting on you to make a difference have lost their chance for change.

Despite mail-in voting again this election, turnout fell off from the last election which featured a presidential race.