Six 2026 midterm races where Hawai’i volunteers can help flip a seat blue
Six 2026 races where Hawai'i volunteers are working to flip a seat blue, including who's running and how to get involved.
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Who’s bankrolling Kawakami’s run for Lieutenant Governor? A case study on PRP
A case study on Pacific Resource Partnership, the organisation behind the super PAC that has been a major force in Hawaii elections since 2012.
Postcarding with Kona Indivisible
What you need to know about KIND postcarding parties - and receiving a postcarding packet to contribute from home.
Indivisible Hawaiʻi endorses Della Au Belatti for Lieutenant Governor
IHSN endorses Della Au Belatti as the 2026 Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Here's the full story, including our endorsement criteria.
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Why do so many bills die in session?
Of roughly 3,000 bills that are introduced in the Hawaiʻi State Legislature, only 7% make it to the Governor’s desk for final approval. This deep dive walks through reasons why bills die in session.
Does postcarding actually work?
Postcarding is a popular tactic to motivate others to vote. But how effective is it really?
Blue Wave 2018-2025: Our track record in numbers
Here's what Blue Wave volunteers across Hawaiʻi have accomplished so far – and what we've learned along the way.
Sunshine over dark money: How Hawaiʻi overrode Citizens United
What started with a shared article became a historic victory. Learn how Indivisible Hawaiʻi helped pass the nation's first law aimed at countering Citizens United and dark money in politics.
What is dark money, and where do Super PACs come in?
Dark money refers to political spending from undisclosed sources. Unlike regular campaign donations where you can ...
How Act 11 (SB 2471) limits corporate political spending in Hawaiʻi
Act 11 (formerly SB 2471) directly counters the Citizens United, effectively removing removes the power of corporations to spend money on political campaigns in Hawaiʻi.
Hawaiʻi 2026 Legislative Session: Indivisible’s Public Policy Wins
In the 2026 legislative session, Indivisible Hawaiʻi's Public Policy Action Group (PPAG) helped move dozens of bills through the legislative process.
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