Chad Blair is the Politics and Opinion Editor at Honolulu Civil Beat. He specializes in covering elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on law and legal affairs, security, and regional interests in North America and beyond. Chad's work has been featured in various publications, including The 19th, Associated Press, and the Winnipeg Free Press.
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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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Della Au Belatti's campaign blamed a computer glitch for the delay.
The president and his minions are doing everything they can to limit voting nationally. So far, they are failing “bigly.”
The president and his minions are doing everything they can to limit voting nationally. So far, they are failing “bigly.”
Incumbent Ed Case steadily emphasizes his job in Congress as Jarrett Keohokalole actively tries to generate buzz to pull off an upset.
By: Madeleine Valera, Blaze Lovell, Chad Blair
What began four years ago with the convictions of two state lawmakers is now looking at the lieutenant governor and other officials.
Christy MacPherson is canvassing aggressively to defeat the longtime influential state senator. Top labor unions are helping both.
By: Chad Blair
The legislation would close a government contractor political contribution loophole.
By: Chad Blair
The legislation would close a government contractor political contribution loophole. The legislation would close a government contractor political contribution loophole.
By: Caitlin Thompson, Chad Blair
Other political action committees are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on candidates, too, but their financial efforts fall far short of the Carpenters Union.
By: Chad Blair, Matthew Leonard
Challengers support term limits, investigations when legislators behave badly and better reporting on the financial impact of bills.
