2020 election

Sit-Down With Candidates For Honolulu Mayor: Colleen Hanabusa

By • Mar 11, 2020
Anthony Quintano / Civil Beat

Voters on Oahu will elect a new mayor in 2020. HPR will be sitting down with mayoral hopefuls to discuss their top concerns and why they want the job.

Polling: Americans Dissatisfied With The State Of The Union

By • Feb 2, 2020
Andrew Harnik/AP

WASHINGTON — The turbulence of impeachment, a contentious presidential campaign and a global virus health threat confront President Donald Trump as he prepares to deliver his State of the Union address Tuesday night. But one thing about the Trump era has remained remarkably steady: public opinion on the president.

What's On The Minds of Women Going Into 2020

By • Dec 23, 2019
Wayne Yoshioka / Hawaii Public Radio

In a recent national poll, the YWCA asked female voters what issues are on their minds ahead of the 2020 election.

Buttigieg Playing Catchup In Reaching Nevada Voters Of Color

By • Dec 21, 2019
John Locher/AP

LAS VEGAS — Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg is working to make inroads with Latino, black and Asian American voters in Las Vegas this weekend, outreach that the South Bend mayor has been slow to make compared with many of his rivals.

Gabbard Fails To Qualify For Debate She Boycotted; Others May Spurn It, Too

By & HPR News Staff • Dec 13, 2019
John Minchillo/AP

Hawaii Congresswoman and presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard tweeted earlier this week that she won't attend the next Democratic National Committee debate scheduled for Dec. 19 in Los Angeles in protest. As it turns out, she didn't qualify.

The Conversation: Taking Stock of Japan's Tourism Industry

By • Oct 23, 2019

Hong Kong Check-in; Loyalty in Voting; Unusual Solution for Public Park Use; Japan Tourism; Agriculture Program in High Schools

The Conversation: East/West Perspective on Asia Pacific Region

By • Aug 29, 2019
Wikipedia

East West Center Perspectives on Asia Pacific; UH Regents, Gut and Replace; Monsanto Lawsuits; Election Security