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.
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.
How Act 11 (SB 2471) limits corporate political spending in Hawaiʻi
Act 11 (formerly SB 2471) directly counters Citizens United, effectively removing the power of corporations to spend money on political campaigns in Hawaiʻi.
Democracy is built on the idea that power belongs to the people, and leaders are accountable to those who serve. But democracy erodes when people stop paying attention.
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