- By John Burnett Hawaii Tribune-Herald
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July 6, 2024
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State law requires a candidate’s main residence be within the district the candidate is seeking to represent.
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- By John Burnett Hawaii Tribune-Herald
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June 20, 2024
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Three of the challengers are sisters of Ian Lee Loy, a retired Hawaii Police Department detective who in February filed for divorce from candidate Sue Lee Loy.
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- By John Burnett Hawaii Tribune-Herald
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June 17, 2024
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A candidate is required by law to have their primary residence in the district they serve.
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- By John Burnett Hawaii Tribune-Herald
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June 15, 2024
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The six petitioners, three of whom are her sisters-in-law, contend that District 2 candidate Sue Lee Loy still lives in a Panaewa Hawaiian House and Farm Lots residence, which is in District 3.
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The speech before 1,036 graduating U.S. Army cadets is part of a push by Biden to highlight the administration’s efforts to support active and retired military personnel.
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More than a dozen advocates from the Clean Elections Hawaii Coalition gathered Monday at the state Capitol rotunda to urge legislators to reconsider implementing a comprehensive public financing program for Hawaii’s political candidates, commonly referred to as “clean elections.”
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“Uncommitted” took 455 votes, or 29%. Other candidates receiving votes were self-help author and spiritual guru Marianne Williamson with 50, or 3%, and U.S. Rep. Dean Phillips with 15, or 1%
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- By Steve Peoples and Meg Kinnard / AP National Political Writer
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March 6, 2024
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Haley didn’t endorse the former president. Instead, she challenged him to win the support of the moderate Republicans and independent voters who supported her.
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Two of Gov. Josh Green’s Cabinet nominees who failed to win Senate confirmation — and any others who also might lack Senate support — will remain in place until the May 5 end of the legislative session and possibly for the rest of 2023 and even longer.
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The senior Republican state senator has asked voters to reject a freshman Republican House member in the 2024 election after Rep. Elijah Pierick questioned why ‘Ewa Makai Middle School has LGBTQ flags on campus, including outside the principal’s office.
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The Hawaii Supreme Court on Friday ruled that incumbent Maui County Council member Alice Lee won reelection in the Nov. 8 general election, saying a challenge over disputed ballots would not have changed the outcome.
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- By Star-Advertiser staff
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Jan. 2, 2023
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Kahele thanked his constituents in a written and video statement released today.
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The state Office of Elections has referred a case of potential attempted voter fraud in Hilo to the state Attorney General’s Office for investigation.
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Hawaii Rep. Lauren Matsumoto has assumed leadership among Republicans in the state Legislature.
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We can assume that now as governor, Green will be changing out of the scrubs as he goes on to become Hawaii’s gubernatorial attending physician.
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A proposed amendment to the Honolulu City Charter that would have doubled yearly revenue for the Affordable Housing Fund was the only one to fail in Tuesday’s general election.
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Josh Green’s election as Hawaii’s next governor was an impressive show of strength by any measure.
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The incoming Honolulu City Council had the potential to take a hard right turn in this year’s election but instead will retain its political balance when three new Councilmembers are sworn in Jan. 3.
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