Civil Beat Poll 2018

The independent PAC, Defend Hawaii Now, has not disclosed any financial information with the state.

And U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is poised to win re-election by a landslide — again.

The Big Island senator garners lots of support from fans of former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.

Gov. David Ige, after trailing Congresswoman Colleen Hanabusa in a May poll, now leads by 9 percentage points among likely primary voters.

Voters contacted by Civil Beat say the recent barrage of negative ads are mostly annoying — and haven’t changed their minds.

His record as a city prosecutor and corporate lobbyists shows a conservative bent.

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A solid majority of those surveyed support the idea of holding the first such event in 40 years.

Only former President Obama gets higher marks than the Hawaii congresswoman.

Fukumoto and Ing show strength among younger voters, many of whom remain undecided.

It’s a close contest in a crowded field, with many voters still undecided.