John Pritchett: The Ballot Box In 2020
Sunday, July 5John Pritchett: Underwater In More Ways Than One
John Pritchett: Police Protection?
Sunday, June 14John Pritchett: Here We Go Again
Pritchett: Cowboy Clayton Hee Rides Into the Sunset
Friday, May 9Friday, May 2Pritchett: The Dangers of Driving While Digital
Pritchett: The Benefits of Being Green in Hawaii
Thursday, April 10Pritchett: High Hopes for a Republican in Hawaii
Thursday, April 3Pritchett: The Endorsement Wars
Pritchett: Caught With Their Pants Down
Thursday, March 20Pritchett: The Temptation of a Living Wage
Friday, March 14Pritchett: Skeletons in the Closet
Friday, March 7Pritchett: Putin’s Extreme Makeover in Ukraine
Pritchett: Greetings from Honolulu, Wish You Weren’t Here
Friday, February 21Pritchett: Stirring the Racism Pot
Friday, February 14Pritchett: Disciplinary Action
Friday, February 7Pritchett: Scott and Goliath’s Battle Over Kakaako
Friday, January 24Pritchett: Everything’s Coming Up Roses
Friday, January 17Friday, January 10Pritchett: Hawaii Has a Ten Million Dollar Man
Friday, January 3Pritchett: Mufi’s New Year’s Resolution
Thursday, December 19Friday, December 13Pritchett: From Riches to Rags
Thursday, December 5Pritchett: The Vigilante With a Sledgehammer
Thursday, November 14Thursday, November 7Pritchett: Captain Kirk’s Ethical Odyssey
Pritchett: Implausible Deniability
Thursday, October 24Pritchett: The Senatorial Sandbox
Thursday, October 17Pritchett: Travel Transparency
Thursday, October 10Thursday, October 3Pritchett: An Early Halloween Trick for the Islands
Pritchett: Health Care Crapshoot
Wednesday, September 18Pritchett: Weapons of Molasses Destruction
Thursday, September 12Pritchett: Moving Day in Kahala
Thursday, September 5Pritchett: An Inconvenient Truth
Thursday, August 22Thursday, August 15Pritchett: Cementing the Inouye Legacy
Thursday, August 8Thursday, August 1Pritchett: Primary Endorsement
John Pritchett/Civil Beat
Hawaii is moving to a vote-by-mail system for the first time this year. Ballots are expected to go out to voters on July 20. They need to be back to the elections office by Aug. 8.
John Pritchett/Civil Beat
Mayoral candidate Mufi Hannemann recently said that the Honolulu rail project would cost $1 billion to tear down leaving little choice but to move ahead. Here’s what this commentator thinks of that.
John Pritchett/Civil Beat
The police union’s endorsement of Rick Blangiardi for Honolulu mayor makes some wonder whether the relationship might be a little too close for comfort at a time HPD is pushing back against more oversight.
John Pritchett/Civil Beat
Political cartoonist John Pritchett returns to Civil Beat just in time for the 2020 campaign season. He’s been around long enough to have seen these guys before.
