Civil Beat: Process Of Choosing Hawaiʻi Elections Commissioners Leaves Much To Be Desired

Published: July 13, 2026

Kona Indivisible leader David Wiseman argues Hawaiʻi's Elections Commission chair selection process lacks integrity and needs reform.

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