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Does The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs Need To Be More Representative?

A pair of bills would change the way OHA trustees are elected, but there are concerns they would violate constitutional rights.

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Election-Year Scramble Looms As Veteran Hawaii Lawmakers Retire

Longtime Maui Sen. Roz Baker is one of three veteran senators and several House members who are departing this year.

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Hawaii Supreme Court Mulls Constitutional Requirements In Redistricting Challenge

A group of residents from Oahu, Maui and the Big Island want the state's highest court to overturn legislative district maps drawn by the Hawaii Reapportionment Commission.

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Hawaii Supreme Court Denies Redistricting Challenge

Updated: Candidates for the Legislature and U.S. Congress can begin pulling nomination papers.

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Candidates For Legislature, US House Can t Pull Papers Yet

A legal dispute has put those races on hold. But candidates seeking other statewide as well as county offices may start filing nomination papers March 1.

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