The Hawaii state senator has secured a lot of endorsements ever since announcing his intention to replace U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard in Congress.
Eighteen other states will still accept a ballot if it’s postmarked by Election Day.
The so-called Ohana candidates are in a political battle with the candidates on the Hui O Maui slate, a classic battle of progressives vs. conservatives.
This election is your chance to think different and be different. Vote your conscience.
Colette Machado spent more than two decades on OHA’s board and has changed her position on TMT while newcomer Luana Alapa is hesitant to take strong positions on key issues.
UH football Hall of Famer Rick Blangiardi is leading the race for Honolulu mayor. Will voters carry him over the goal line?
They also say they are satisfied with voting by mail, especially in a time of coronavirus.
The District 7 candidates’ backgrounds, résumés and values are similar.
The proposal is among a package of bills the commission plans to push forward to the Legislature.
This election is your chance to think different and be different. Vote your conscience.
Colette Machado spent more than two decades on OHA’s board and has changed her position on TMT while newcomer Luana Alapa is hesitant to take strong positions on key issues.
UH football Hall of Famer Rick Blangiardi is leading the race for Honolulu mayor. Will voters carry him over the goal line?
They also say they are satisfied with voting by mail, especially in a time of coronavirus.
The District 7 candidates’ backgrounds, résumés and values are similar.
The proposal is among a package of bills the commission plans to push forward to the Legislature.
But Democratic Sen. Bennette Misalucha and GOP challenger Kelly Kitashima differ on how to diversify the economy and control the state’s budget.
They also strongly favor term limits for prosecutor just like the ones for Honolulu mayor and City Council.
In District 3, one candidate is touting her government and policy expertise. The other is promoting his business acumen.
