Hundreds of candidates have filed to run in the 2020 primary. This resource guide will help you figure out who to vote for.

The lineup for more than 100 elective offices is shaping up as the 2020 election season gets underway.

Some non-incumbents running for elective office in Hawaii are focused on public health as they also seek to gain political traction.

The local party is conducting its presidential primary by mail-in voting and asking voters to rank candidates in order of preference.

The mayoral candidate lacks a political history, so he’s turned to his background in local sports to attract potential voters.

Candidates are already lining up to replace longtime Rep. Calvin Say but there’s still time for more.

Hawaiians should organize a mass voting effort by using the same social media networks that made movements over the past year so powerful.

The Honolulu mayor has far outpaced others who have lined up this far in advance.

The Hawaii Republican Party has canceled its presidential preference poll, joining five other states.

The state will switch to an all-mail voting system for the 2020 elections.