Political issues can seem complicated and unapproachable for many citizens. But the driving force behind all of the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii’s advocacy efforts and policy recommendations is simple: Improve…
“They weren’t wins so much for the Institute as they were for the people of Hawaii.” That was how Keli’i Akina responded when radio host Johnny Miro asked him to…
The following is Joe Kent’s oral testimony before the Maui County Council on July 18, 2022, regarding Bill 107 (CD1). According the measure, it would establish “a new method of…
Many people in Hawaii believe the best way to “solve” the state’s housing crisis is through greater government involvement. They believe this even though studies upon studies overwhelmingly show that…
Hawaii lawmakers are facing a “new normal” of significantly reduced tax revenues. In response, they should reduce long-term expenses, such as payroll expenses and department budgets, instead of only short-term…
Ted Kefalas, left, and Todd Apo The housing situation on Maui is the worst in the state, according to Todd Apo, a former Honolulu City Council member who these days…
A comparative analysis of how the Aloha State’s home prices are affected by out-of-state buyers Letter from the President Dear reader, Hawaii’s housing crisis is the rare issue that inspires…
Malia Blom Hill Follow the Money: Eye-Opening Arithmetic By Malia Hill “Aid…” “Help…” “Equality…” These are the kinds of words that make you feel benevolent. After all, it’s good to…
by Malia Zimmerman When Ed Case was in Congress (2002-2007), he shook Hawaii’s political powers to the core when he challenged Hawaii’s three other congressional delegates over their support for…
NEWS RELEASE from the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii Reckless state spending is exhausting our emergency reserves HONOLULU, Feb. 25, 2020 >> Gov. David Ige’s budget for fiscal 2021 could result…
Political issues can seem complicated and unapproachable for many citizens. But the driving force behind all of the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii’s advocacy efforts and policy recommendations is simple: Improve…
“They weren’t wins so much for the Institute as they were for the people of Hawaii.” That was how Keli’i Akina responded when radio host Johnny Miro asked him to…
The following is Joe Kent’s oral testimony before the Maui County Council on July 18, 2022, regarding Bill 107 (CD1). According the measure, it would establish “a new method of…
Many people in Hawaii believe the best way to “solve” the state’s housing crisis is through greater government involvement. They believe this even though studies upon studies overwhelmingly show that…
Hawaii lawmakers are facing a “new normal” of significantly reduced tax revenues. In response, they should reduce long-term expenses, such as payroll expenses and department budgets, instead of only short-term…
Ted Kefalas, left, and Todd Apo The housing situation on Maui is the worst in the state, according to Todd Apo, a former Honolulu City Council member who these days…
A comparative analysis of how the Aloha State’s home prices are affected by out-of-state buyers Letter from the President Dear reader, Hawaii’s housing crisis is the rare issue that inspires…
Malia Blom Hill Follow the Money: Eye-Opening Arithmetic By Malia Hill “Aid…” “Help…” “Equality…” These are the kinds of words that make you feel benevolent. After all, it’s good to…
by Malia Zimmerman When Ed Case was in Congress (2002-2007), he shook Hawaii’s political powers to the core when he challenged Hawaii’s three other congressional delegates over their support for…
NEWS RELEASE from the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii Reckless state spending is exhausting our emergency reserves HONOLULU, Feb. 25, 2020 >> Gov. David Ige’s budget for fiscal 2021 could result…
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