OHA Candidates Take To The Airwaves In Hunt For Support
Friday, October 23Blangiardi = Trump, Amemiya = Values
Thursday, October 8Steve Alm Banks On Message Of ‘Trust’ In First TV Spot
Hawaii Carpenters Super PAC Backs Blangiardi In TV Spot
Wednesday, September 23In New TV Ad, Amemiya Compares Blangiardi To Trump
Mayoral Candidate Aims To Break Through With TV Spot
Monday, July 27New Rick Blangiardi TV Ads: ‘I’m Not A Politician’
Sunday, July 12Esser Prioritizes ‘Racial Injustice’ Fight In First TV Spot
Wednesday, July 1New TV Spots Promote Keith Amemiya’s Democratic Roots
Kym Pine Touts ‘Strong, Passionate’ Leadership In Political Ad
Wednesday, June 24Why ‘Mayor Mufi’ Wants To Be Mayor Mufi Again
Wednesday, June 17Hanabusa: There’s No Time For On-The-Job Training In A Crisis
Rick Blangiardi Is Back On TV, But This Time He’s A Political Candidate
Ad Watch: Amemiya Leans On Sports Record In New TV Spots
Ad Watch: First TV Spot Says A ConCon Would Cost Too Much
Friday, October 5Ad Watch: TV Spots Attack Constitutional Amendment For School Taxes
Ad Watch: Governor, LG Wannabes Hone Their TV Pitches
Ad Watch: Hawaii Governor’s Race Switches Into Attack Mode
Ad Watch: Ige And Hanabusa On What Makes Them Different
Ad Watch: David Ige Reminds Voters Of His Roots
Friday, April 13Ad Watch: Who’s Kim Coco Iwamoto Again?
TV Spots — And One Big Print Ad — Spice Up Mayor’s Race
New Caldwell Spot Attacks Djou For 9/11 Vote
Some New Ads In The Mayor’s Race Stretch The Truth
Tuesday, August 2Ad Watch: Carlisle Says You Can Trust Him To Build Rail Right
Djou’s First TV Ad Attacks Mayor Caldwell As Untrustworthy
In Latest Campaign Spot, Caldwell Accentuates The Positive
Mayor Caldwell’s First TV Spot Stays On Message
Ad Watch: Touting Caldwell’s Long Love Affair With Infrastructure
Ad Watch: Clinton, Sanders Ads Now In Heavy Hawaii Rotation
Tuesday, March 22Ad Watch: Bernie Sanders Introduces Himself To Hawaii
Tuesday, March 15Ad Watch: Spots Use Trump’s Shocking Words Against Him
Ad Watch: Takai Plays the Veterans Card. Again.
Friday, October 10Ad Watch: National Dems and GOP Go Negative in Hawaii Governor Race
Ad Watch: National Dems Play the Democrat Card for Ige
Tuesday, September 16Ad Watch: GOP Wants Voters to Link Ige to Abercrombie
Monday, September 8Ad Watch: Pro-GMO Group Calls Maui County Measure a ‘Farming Ban’
Ad Watch: What the Heck Are ‘Hawaii Values’?
Tuesday, August 5Ad Watch: David and Andy Drive Around Pearl City
Ad Watch: Ige’s First Spot, and Takai Gets Outside Help
Thursday, July 10Ad Watch: Abercrombie Gets All Warm and Fuzzy
Ad Watch: Schatz Puts Arms Around ‘Island Son’ Obama
Wednesday, June 25Ad Watch: Colleen Hanabusa’s 30 Seconds of Information Overload
Monday, June 9Ad Watch: Shan Tsutsui Reminds Voters Who He Is
Tuesday, June 3Ad Watch: ‘I Will Continue to Stand Up for Our Kupuna’
Monday, June 2Ad Watch: Schatz Takes on Big Oil, Climate Change in New Pitch
Ad Watch: Hanabusa Hits the TV Airwaves, Touts Local Upbringing
Thursday, May 22Ad Watch: Hanabusa Airs First Ad, Highlighting her Hawaii Roots
Tuesday, May 20Ad Watch: Chang Touts Progressive Positions in First TV Spot
Saturday, May 3Ad Watch: Guns, Kids and Obama All Play a Part in Latest Schatz TV Spot
Thursday, May 1Ad Watch: Abercrombie Plays the Keiki Card
Ad Watch: Takai Capitalizes on Military Service in First TV Spot
Saturday, April 12Ad Watch: Schatz Touts Equal Pay for Women in Latest TV Spot
Wednesday, April 2Ad Watch: Union Recruits Honolulu City Council Members to Fight Kaiser
Ad Watch: Sen. Brian Schatz’s First TV Spot
Tuesday, March 11Ad Watch: Donna Mercado Kim’s Campaign Video
Ad Watch: Councilor Ikaika Anderson’s First Campaign Video
Monday, February 3Ad Watch: Rep. Mark Takai’s First Campaign Video
When it comes to races for Office of Hawaiian Affairs trustees, many voters leave their ballots blank.
The latest television commercials from the men who would be Honolulu’s mayor.
He is running against Megan Kau for Honolulu prosecutor. Also, there are new ads in the Honolulu mayoral contest.
The political action committee formerly known as PRP supported Caldwell in the 2012 mayoral race.
The candidate also embraces the Democratic Party of Hawaii and buys more airtime than his mayoral opponent.
Bud Stonebraker buys airtime along with “big five” Hannemann, Amemiya, Pine, Hanabusa and Blangiardi.
The candidate for Honolulu mayor blames “career politicians” for the city’s problems.
The progressive-minded candidate for Honolulu prosecutor seeks to set herself apart from the field.
The first-time candidate in the nonpartisan race for Honolulu mayor is also advertising heavily.
