Joint hearing slated for 2 Honolulu City Council election challenges
21-08-2026 12:05 via staradvertiser.com

Joint hearing slated for 2 Honolulu City Council election challenges

The Hawaii Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments Tuesday in two cases contesting recentHawaii primary election results for a Honolulu City Council seat held by Tommy Waters.
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