The Hawaiʻi Supreme Court frowned upon the state’s arguments that a meeting of commissioners could not somehow be arranged.

In the previous cases, one defendant changed her plea to guilty and another faces a December trial

The high court struck down a state-ordered election in House District 43 resulting from a lauhala basket tiebreaker. The remedy is now being called into question.

Candidates discuss labor union support, preserving Maunalua and Hanauma bays, mail-in voting and more

Flip a coin, pick a card, draw straws — do anything except use plastic eggs and a lauhala basket, the state’s high court suggests.

Hawaiʻi lawmakers, even the progressive ones, have not embraced voting reforms including ranked choice.

Just two people have been charged with voting as noncitizens in Hawaiʻi in at least the last 40 years.

Two noncitizens told the Maui County Clerk that they had voted. She relayed that information to the FBI.

It’s now up to the AG to decide whether to prosecute Sylvia Luke and some of her campaign staffers for alleged campaign finance violations.  

The U.S. Justice Department is telling elections officials nationwide they could be criminally liable if they make it possible for non-citizens to vote.