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Common Cause Hawaii: Election Night is Not Results Night
Election officials expect to have over five hundred thousand ballots to count if 2020 turnout numbers hold
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Ariana Marmolejo
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The Conversation: 2018 Super PAC Spending
Primary elections for Hawaii’s 2018 races are just four days away. In several contentious races, political action committees, or Super PACs, have been pouring thousands of dollars behind certain candidates. Millions of dollars are being spent statewide. The path for that type of political spending was cleared by the 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Citizens United case. Today, we explore how Super PACs operate in Hawaii and where their money is being spent. Panel: Corie Tanida, Executive Director of Common Cause Hawaii; Kristin...
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Hawaii Power Ballot serves to educate voters on local candidates
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Vote By Mail Bill HB1401 Becomes Law Establishing a Vote By Mail Program for Kauai County in 2020
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