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State-by-State Coverage (Hawaii)
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News and Analysis
November, 2009
- Earlier primary voting considered (11/08/09)
September, 2009
- Judge rules on electronic voting ban (9/24/09)
- Maui judge formalizes ruling that bans electronic voting (9/15/09)
July, 2009
- Voting by mail gets another look (7/26/09)
May, 2009
April, 2009
February, 2009
- Honolulu may look into Net voting (2/11/09)
September, 2008
- Some staffing problems meant a late start at some precincts (9/20/08)
- Voters reminded to check ballot carefully (9/19/08)
- Kobayashi accused of election law breach (9/18/08)
- 40% expected to cast early ballot in Hawaii's primary election (9/09/08)
- $500,000 Worth Of Electronic Voting Machines Sit Idle (9/02/08)
August, 2008
- Electronic voting machines get tested (8/24/08)
- Hawaii Redesigns Primary Voting System (8/21/08)
- Voting machine vendor protests contract ruling (8/19/08)
- Voting machine vendor protests contract ruling (8/19/08)
- Parties fear confusion with revised primary ballots (8/19/08)
- Elections chief: Ballots are accurate (8/05/08)
July, 2008
- Editorial: Fairness and rule of law got lost in last-minute flurry of election filing (7/27/08)
- Editorial: Absentee voting has downside (7/23/08)
Commentary
There are no commentary articles in Hawaii that Election Law @ Moritz has written at this time.
News Stories
November, 2009
- Earlier primary voting considered (11/08/09)
September, 2009
- Judge rules on electronic voting ban (9/24/09)
- Maui judge formalizes ruling that bans electronic voting (9/15/09)
July, 2009
- Voting by mail gets another look (7/26/09)
May, 2009
April, 2009
February, 2009
- Honolulu may look into Net voting (2/11/09)
September, 2008
- Some staffing problems meant a late start at some precincts (9/20/08)
- Voters reminded to check ballot carefully (9/19/08)
- Kobayashi accused of election law breach (9/18/08)
- 40% expected to cast early ballot in Hawaii's primary election (9/09/08)
- $500,000 Worth Of Electronic Voting Machines Sit Idle (9/02/08)
August, 2008
- Electronic voting machines get tested (8/24/08)
- Hawaii Redesigns Primary Voting System (8/21/08)
- Voting machine vendor protests contract ruling (8/19/08)
- Voting machine vendor protests contract ruling (8/19/08)
- Parties fear confusion with revised primary ballots (8/19/08)
- Elections chief: Ballots are accurate (8/05/08)
July, 2008
- Editorial: Fairness and rule of law got lost in last-minute flurry of election filing (7/27/08)
- Editorial: Absentee voting has downside (7/23/08)
Litigation
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