Brittany Lyte/Civil Beat/2020
Kauai Prosecutor Stepping Down For Nonprofit Gig
Justin Kollar was first elected in 2012.
Screenshot/2021
Redrawing Of Hawaii’s Political Boundaries Could Stretch Into Early 2022
Advocates have also raised concerns over closed door meetings of the Reapportionment Commission.
Chad Blair/Civil Beat/2014
Hawaii Keeps US House Seats But Expects Delay In Redistricting
A state panel tasked with redrawing political boundaries for the Legislature will likely miss deadlines because of a hold up in releasing federal data.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020
HMSA’s Mark Mugiishi To Chair State Redistricting Panel
UPDATED: The decision came after a 6-2 vote Tuesday with some concerns raised about the process.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020
Hawaii Lawmakers Seek Exemption From Political Ad Disclosures
The legislation, scheduled for a hearing Friday, comes even as a state watchdog has been trying to make it easier for candidates to report advertising activities.
Ronen Zilberman/Civil Beat/2020
More In-Person Voting Sites Proposed For Hawaii
Lawmakers want to tweak the elections law in an effort to head off long lines for voters like those seen during the Nov. 3 general election.
Danny de Gracia/Civil Beat/2019
Green Leads Caldwell In Campaign Donations For Next Governor’s Race
The lieutenant governor and former Honolulu mayor are likely competitors in the 2022 contest.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2019
Elections Officials Want To Tweak Hawaii’s Mail-Voting Law Next Year
The Legislature may consider adjustments to in-person voting sites among other proposals after the state’s first foray into all mail-voting.
Courtesy: Keoni Souza
Keoni Souza Asks Hawaii Supreme Court For Recount In OHA Race
The race fell just outside of the threshold for an automatic recount.
Nick Grube/Civil Beat/2020
Lee Cataluna: This Election Cleared Out Some ‘Leaders’ Who Needed To Go
Some of our state and local elected officials had overstayed their welcome.