Elections – United Public Workers

In Elections, Government Affairs, Governor

Posted June 12, 2018

Here’s What Candidates For Governor Say About Public Information Policies

By: Nathan Eagle; Civil Beat; June 11, 2018 Hawaii’s governor has broad influence over how accessible state government is to the public. The state’s chief executive can set a strong policy on [...]

By Michelle McDermott

In Elections, Government Affairs, Hawaii Division

Posted June 12, 2018

Candidate list set: Election already won for 4 candidate

By: Nancy Cook Lauer; West Hawaii Today; June 12, 2018 HILO — Two Hawaii County Council members and two Big Island statehouse incumbents cruised to early victory this week when no candidates [...]

By Michelle McDermott

In Elections, Finances, Government Affairs, Legislation

Posted May 7, 2018

Hawaii’s Conservative Democrats Leave Workers Struggling To Survive

By: Dawn Kubota; Civili Beat; May 3, 2018 Today, many people admire Martin Luther King Jr. for his initiative and passion in the fight for racial equality. However, what many do not know is that [...]

By Amber Milsap

In Elections, Environmental, Government, Government Affairs, Housing

Posted October 2, 2017

Key issues, groups could decide political fate

By Kevin Dayton; Star Advertiser; January 3, 2017 When Democratic Gov. David Ige runs for re-election in 2018, his political fate may depend on how successful he is at appeasing some key interest [...]