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The Libertarian Party of Hawaii strongly supports SB2054 (the Defend Hawaii Bill) and we are proud to have helped in these efforts. While this version is narrower than our original proposal, it remains a historic, pragmatic, and urgently needed victory for Hawaii’s liberty, autonomy, constitutional rights, and the original public meaning of the Second Amendment. SB2054 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes §121-30 by adding a clear, enforceable prohibition: 

he Libertarian Party of Hawaii hosted a Campaign Readiness Seminar presented by Aaron Toman. This prompted great questions and extensive discussions from participants interested in running for office and participating on our campaign teams. A big mahalo to Aaron Toman for the presentation and to House of Glory for the comfortable venue!

SB2054, was introduced on January 21, 2026, opening day of the legislative session. Sponsored by eight Democratic senators, it amends Hawaii Revised Statutes §121-30 to prohibit Hawaii National Guard units (when under state control or Title 32 duty) from assisting, cooperating with, or providing resources to federal troops, federal law enforcement, or out-of-state National Guard forces deployed in Hawaii if the Governor objects to those deployments.

By mandating written notices upon initial contact, HB312 reduces the risk of abuse in the system, prevents coercive tactics, and upholds the non-aggression principle. No one, especially not the state, should initiate force, fraud, or coercion against peaceful individuals and families. 

The Hawaii Elections Commission meetings have recently addressed several matters related to the 2024 General Election and ongoing election administration. Topics included the Permitted Interaction Group (PIG) report on Hawaii County ballot discrepancies, chain-of-custody procedures, tracking logs from BallotTrax and Hart InterCivic, USPS mail verification, the ERIC voter information-sharing system, voter registration verification processes, Help America Vote Act (HAVA) compli

In the 2025 Hawaii legislative session, the Libertarian Party of Hawaii (LPHI) achieved an extraordinary 77.42% success rate, shaping the outcome of 72 out of the 93 bills we testified on. Let's dive into our key victories and unpack the strategies that made them possible. By replicating these strategies, you can join us in defending liberty in future sessions. Here’s how we did it and why it matters.

The knife is still in. The heart is still bleeding. And the LNC has chosen to twist it.

The Libertarian Party of Hawaii proudly calls itself the "Party of Principle." It's not just a catchy slogan; it's our identity

General plans across Hawaii’s counties threaten liberty, property rights, and free markets with restrictive zoning, tax hikes, and globalist ties. Here’s how you can fight back before it’s too late for the Big Island

The Libertarian Party of Hawaii is not just issuing a resolution—we’re igniting a movement. We call on our members, affiliates, and all lovers of liberty to advocate for these principles at every level.

SB2687 sets a precedent for eroding First Amendment protections under the guise of public safety.

the Ending Judicial Immunity Act. This legislation draft aims to enhance accountability within our judicial system by holding judges responsible for their actions when they violate constitutional or statutory rights. 

We need your help. It’s time we bring them home. New free printable brochure.

Hawaii Senate tries to sidestep the law for one farm to have a dairy

Contrary to the media’s spin that growing food at home is more costly or impractical than buying from the store, the reality is that there i

New bill proposal would continue tax-funded candidacy

Department of Defense to Handle Climate Funds

These bills don’t dismantle prohibition; they layer it with bureaucracy.

Support SB1043 to cut grocery and non-prescription drug taxes.

     H.B. No. 422 addresses the broad implications of fees on housing availability, whereas H.B. No. 1088 targets exemptions for specified d