Island News: HMSA doctors switch to new payment model, but fear lower reimbursements
Indivisible Hawaiʻi's Doris Segal Matsunaga quoted as HMSA's new payment model threatens to drive Hawaiʻi doctors out of practice.
Indivisible Hawai'i in the media
Aloha State Daily: Punahou student raises concerns about Palantir Technologies in Honolulu
Op-ed by 15-year-old Indivisible Hawaiʻi organizer Zane Dalgamouni on why Palantir's secret Honolulu office threatens our freedom.
Aloha State Daily: Palantir protest draws mid-sized crowd to Bishop and Queen streets
Indivisible Hawaiʻi and ACLU protest Palantir's unlisted Honolulu office and its role in ICE surveillance.
Hawai’i News Now: Civil rights groups protest Palantir surveillance software in Honolulu
Indivisible Hawaiʻi joins ACLU and allies to protest Palantir's ICE surveillance software in downtown Honolulu.
Civil Beat: Keohokalole Derides Dark Money. A New Super PAC Is Backing Him
Indivisible's Lisa Gibson weighs in as undisclosed super PAC spends $75K backing Keohokalole before Aug. 8 primary.
Star Advertiser: Honolulu congressional race draws national attention
National coverage of the Keohokalole vs. Case HI-01 primary race as a top progressive challenge of the 2026 cycle
Star Advertiser: Calls grow for Green to recall Hawaii National Guard from DC
Indivisible Hawaiʻi and ACLU urge Governor Green to recall 27 Hawaii National Guard members deployed to Washington D.C
Indivisible National endorses Jarrett Keohokalole for Congress
After IHSN's initial endorsement, Indivisible leadership now also stands behind Jarrett Keohokalole in his run for Congress against Ed Case.
Civil Beat: Process Of Choosing Hawaiʻi Elections Commissioners Leaves Much To Be Desired
Kona Indivisible leader David Wiseman argues Hawaiʻi's Elections Commission chair selection process lacks integrity and needs reform.
Star Advertiser: Hawaii law aims to curb corporate influence in elections but faces hurdles
Hawaiʻi's SB 2471, championed by Indivisible Hawaiʻi, bars corporate election spending but faces legal hurdles and concerns from nonprofits.
Hawai’i Public Radio: Gov. Green signs law that targets corporate influence in politics
Governor Green signed SB 2471 into law, using a bold new approach to strip corporations of election spending power and curb dark money
The Atlantic: Hawai’i vs. Citizens United
Hawaiʻi is on a collision course with Citizens United after signing SB 2471, a first-of-its-kind law stripping corporations of the power to spend in elections
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