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UPDATE: Abercrombie Opens Second Big Isle Campaign Office

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With an eye on the neighbor island vote, gubernatorial hopeful Neil Abercrombie is investing time and money there.

UPDATE: Aiona, Finnegan ‘Team Up’ On Energy Issues

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An email from the Legislature's Republican minority office links Lynn Finnegan with Lt. Gov. James "Duke" Aiona.

Discussion: 1st Congressional District Special Election

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The Hilo and Kailua-Kona newspapers, both owned by Stephens Media, report that Democratic candidate for governor…

UPDATE: The Four Bs On Hawaii Politics

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Excerpts from a panel discussion with Dan Boylan, Richard Borreca, Jerry Burris and Chad Blair
Civil Beat Poll: Obama Still Riding Wave In Hawaii

Civil Beat Poll: Obama Still Riding Wave In Hawaii

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President Barack Obama is much more popular in the district where he grew up than he is in the nation as a whole. Almost 63 percent of likely voters in Hawaii's 1st Congressional District approve of his job performance.

UPDATE: Special Elections Past and Present

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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is taking its marbles and going back to the mainland, but it's a pretty good bet we'll see them and their money again before long.
Civil Beat Poll: Djou On Way To May 22 Victory

Civil Beat Poll: Djou On Way To May 22 Victory

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Honolulu City Councilman holds 14 point lead over Democrats Case and Hanabusa, who are in a dead heat for second place in the race to succeed Neil Abercrombie in the 1st Congressional District special election.
UPDATE: Special Election Maybe Not So Special

UPDATE: Special Election Maybe Not So Special

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Even if Republican Djou wins on May 22, he may lose to a Democrat on November 2 ... or a Republican on Sept. 18.
UPDATE: More National Attention on 1st Congressional Race

UPDATE: More National Attention on 1st Congressional Race

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With barely two weeks to go in the special election to replace Neil Abercrombie, the spotlight on Ed Case, Charles Djou and Colleen Hanabusa grows more intense.

UPDATE: Congressional Debate Shows Dems on the Run

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Case and Djou mostly attack each other while Hanabusa gets in her own jabs