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.
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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
The Associated Press: New Hawaii law targets corporate influence in politics after Citizens United ruling
Hawaiʻi just made history as the first state to directly challenge Citizens United by signing a bold new law to keep corporate money out of politics
Star Advertiser Letter: Take opportunity to level the political playing field
A Mililani resident urges Governor Green to sign SB 2471, a first-in-the-nation bill banning corporate PAC donations and dark money in Hawaiʻi elections.
Civil Beat: With Immigrant Protection Bills, Hawaiʻi Joins States Resisting ICE Crackdown
Hawaiʻi's Legislature passed immigrant protection bills, joining states resisting the federal ICE crackdown, awaiting Governor Green's signature.
Maui News Maui Indivisible: Hawai’i Senate Bill 2471 blazes a trail toward the people-powered government we deserve
Maui Indivisible urges Governor Green to sign SB 2471, a historic bill barring corporations from donating to political campaigns in Hawaiʻi.
Press release: Indivisible Hawaiʻi endorses Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole for Congress
Members selected Senator Keohokalole by 54% votes. IHSN leadership backed the endorsement unanimously.
Hawai’i Tribune Herald: Hawai’i can help end the corporate threat to democracy
Kona Indivisible's stance on SB 2471, a bill meant to rein in corporate dark money and restore fairness to Hawaiʻi elections
West Hawai’i Today: Hawai’i Can Help End the Corporate Threat to Democracy
Kona Indivisible urges Governor Green to sign SB 2471 to curb corporate dark money in Hawaiʻi elections and restore power to voters.
Star Advertiser Column: Put corporations back in their place on election spending
Kona Indivisible's Sam Guckenheimer urges Governor Green to sign SB 2471 to curb corporate election spending and counter Citizens United.
Hawai’i News Now: First Congressional District candidate raises concerns about special interest money
Representative Della Au Belatti accuses Senator Keohokalole of falsely rejecting PAC money in Hawaiʻi's First Congressional District race.
Maui News Marnie Masuda: Maui families much-needed tax relief
Maui Indivisible's Marnie Masuda advocates for two Hawaiʻi bills to tax top earners and luxury real estate, funding relief for working families.
Star Advertiser: Hawai’i income tax cuts hang in balance as legislative session nears end
Hawaiʻi lawmakers clashed over competing versions of SB 3125, balancing income tax relief for working families against a $3 billion budget gap.
Maui Now Op-Ed: Maui Indivisible leader urges passage of tax relief bills
Maui Indivisible's Marnie Masuda urges passage of SB3125 and SB3028 to tax top earners and luxury real estate, funding relief for working families.
The Garden Island National: Anti-trump ‘No Kings’ rallies pop up in thousands of U.S. cities
Indivisible's third round of 'No Kings' rallies drew protesters across more than 3,200 events in all 50 states, including Kauaʻi, against Trump's policies.
Hawaii Tribune-Herald: ‘We’re being called to rise’: More than 3,200 turn out for ‘No Kings’ rally
Over 3,200 people rallied at Hilo Bayfront Park for Indivisible's third 'No Kings' protest, with additional events across Hawaiʻi Island.
Honolulu Star-Advertiser: Trump policies, war opposition draw Hawaii residents to rally
Thousands joined Indivisible Hawaiʻi's 'No Dictators' march in Honolulu, protesting Trump's policies and the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran.
Spectrum Hawaii News: Demonstrators rally against Trump administration across U.S. at ‘No Kings’ protests
Millions rallied across more than 3,000 events nationwide for the third 'No Kings' Day of Action, protesting Trump's immigration and war policies.
KHON2 News: Planned ‘No Dictators’ protest evacuated due to possible threat HPD
A bomb threat briefly evacuated the Hawaiʻi State Capitol during the 'No Dictators' protest, but authorities gave the all-clear and the rally resumed.
Hawaii News Now: Thousands join nationwide protest at Hawaii State Capitol after bomb threat cleared
An estimated 10,000 rallied at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol for the 'No Dictators' protest after a bomb threat was cleared by police.
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