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.
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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.
IHSN policy positions
Indivisible Hawaiʻi's policy positions guide our advocacy, endorsements, and other efforts.
Does postcarding actually work?
Postcarding is a popular tactic to motivate others to vote. But how effective is it really?
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.
Indivisible Hawaiʻi endorses Jarrett Keohokalole for Congress
Indivisible Hawaii endorses Jarrett Keohokalole for Congressional District 1 in the Hawaii State 2026 primary elections. Here's why.
How Indivisible Hawaiʻi got started
How IHSN founder Lisa Gibson grew Indivisible in Hawaiʻi from a small get-together at a Honolulu coffeeshop – to a force to be reckoned with.
We the people of Hawaiʻi: Our values as a statewide network
Our values at Indivisible Hawaii are guided by the spirit of Aloha and by Mālama ʻĀina: caring for the land.
Public Policy Action Group training
New to the Public Policy group? Watch the recording of the 2026 kickoff call to understand how it works.
How a bill becomes law: a deep dive into Hawaiʻi’s legislative process
This guide walks through the legislative funnel, or the life of a bill: from introduction to becoming law, or quietly dying along the way.
What Ed Case has done to Hawaiʻi
Ed Case has represented O'ahu in Congress since 2018. Here's what he's actually done — and who he's really done it for.
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