The true aim of new laws to make voting more secure is to limit participation in democracy.

So far the Trump administration has sued 18 states for failing to come through with some or all of the voter registration records it is demanding.

The alternative election method offers clear advantages and clear trade-offs.

Counties are actually responsible for maintaining the rolls, but the suit argues that the state must have information as well.

The commission also asked the Legislature to consider returning to one-day, in-person voting, and narrowly rejected firing chief election officer Scott Nago.

Court documents in an ongoing felony case reveal new details about how employees were reimbursed for making campaign donations.

He’s held the job longer than anyone else in state history and been at the center of controversy nearly every election cycle.

Terri Ann Otani, who was acquitted in a federal criminal conspiracy trial last year, faces prison time and hefty fines if convicted of the new charges.

The CEO of a national nonprofit says he’s hoping to get more Hawaiʻi voices heard in elections, especially people of color, unmarried women and young adults.

The subcommittee wants to end all-mail elections and fire Elections Chief Scott Nago, but it’s unclear whether it has the votes to do either.