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Advocates Raise Transparency Concerns Over Oahu s Redistricting
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Ige: Lack Of Public Input Is Driving Concerns Over Bills - And Possible Vetoes
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Lawmaker, watchdog call for investigation into HART s alleged mishandling of Hanabusa contract
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Redrawing Of Hawaii s Political Boundaries Could Stretch Into Early 2022 - Honolulu Civil Beat
Advocates have also raised concerns over closed door meetings of the Reapportionment Commission. Reading time: 5 minutes.
The process of redrawing Hawaii’s political boundaries could extend into next year because of a delay in getting population data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
The Hawaii Reapportionment Commission on Monday got to work setting out a timeline that allows it to complete reapportionment and redistricting in a reasonable timeframe given the delays in federal data.
The commission also divided work among its members, despite objections that much of the commission’s work will take place behind closed doors.
Rail bond deal has financial ties to HART chair, but ethics body finds no wrongdoing Rick Daysog © Provided by Honolulu KHNL HNN File Image
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Ethics watchdogs are raising questions about a rail bond deal involving the firm of the rail authority’s board chairman.
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Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation board Chairman Toby Martyn is also a vice president and Honolulu general manager for Stifel Financial Corp.
In January 2020, he voted with the majority of HART’s board to approve more than $292 million in rail bonds to pay for construction on the financially troubled project.