Ranked choice voting is a tangible, workable first step that voters can actually take.

They’re a reminder of who we are and who we are still trying to be.

People are angry about the economy, and they know the policies of the past haven’t delivered for them.

Hawaiʻi’s efforts to protect the public and regulate artificial intelligence fell short compared to other states.

Budget negotiators made hard choices and delivered on a promise that was genuinely difficult to keep.

Every year, lawmakers introduce many bills that seek solutions for important problems. Every year, they die.

Senate Bill 2471 presents a serious, carefully framed constitutional argument worthy of judicial review.

The Legislature killed bills that would have funded more voter centers but we can increase in-person capacity before August without legislative action.

Every public school in Hawaiʻi should take the same approach to defining dyslexia and screening students for reading difficulties.