Chad Blair is a reporter and the Politics and Opinion Editor for Honolulu Civil Beat. With a focus on local politics and issues in Hawaii, Chad's articles cover a range of topics including ethics oversight, legislative updates, and the preservation of Hawaii's history. His work has also been featured in The 19th.
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Chad Blair's articles predominantly cover local government and legal policy regulation in Hawaii, particularly focusing on political figures, legislative decisions, and ethical considerations. He may be interested in pitches providing insights or analysis related to ongoing political developments in Hawaii or any impactful regulatory changes.
Given the focus on local politics and ethics commission oversight of judges within Hawaii, potential sources for contributing to his coverage could include local politicians, legal experts with knowledge of Hawaiian law and governance issues, as well as community leaders involved in ethical reform efforts.
As Chad focuses on the state-level politics of Hawaii with a particular interest in ethical considerations within government institutions such as the Ethics Commission and Supreme Court ties to Super PACs. Therefore, consider reaching out if you have expertise or unique perspectives relating to these areas.
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But early returns of ballots suggest turnout may fall well short of the record set in 2020. But early returns of ballots suggest turnout may fall well short of the record set in 2020.
Hawaii County Mayor’s Race Is Getting Lots Of Cash This Year
Hawaii Voter Turnout Surpasses Primary Numbers
State officials and election advocates renewed calls for more in-person polling sites on Election Day.
By: Chad Blair, Ben Angarone
Democrats also are sweeping the congressional races, with Hirono, Case and Tokuda showing support that far exceeds that of their opponents.
The amendment would remove discriminatory language from the state’s constitution. Another question on judicial selection is poised for passage.
By: Blaze Lovell, Chad Blair
Democrats are expected to easily retain large majorities in the state House and Senate, but some races were close after the first batch of votes was released Tuesday.
By: Chad Blair
Here’s What Local Republicans Say A Trump Presidency Will Mean For Hawaii
By: Chad Blair
Honolulu, HI (Honolulu Civil Beat)
The Judicial Selection Commission is seeking applicants to succeed Mark Recktenwald, who must retire next year when he turns 70.
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