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SB277 & HB384 would strengthen safeguards for minors against sexual exploitation, and it would do so without inflating government bloat or infringing on consensual adult behaviors. We're throwing our support behind it, you should too. It defends the most vulnerable from aggression.

Senate Bill 433 is the Aloha State's latest swing at restricting your right to carry anything sharper than a butter knife or heavier than a pineapple. This gem prohibits open and concealed carry of dirks, daggers, blackjacks, metal knuckles, bladed weapons, batons, cudgels, truncheons, police batons, collapsible batons, billy clubs, or nightsticks. Nothing says "public safety" like turning a pocket knife into a felony enhancer.

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.

Hawaii's lawmakers are gambling our health in favor of state overreach. The opposed bills reek of corporate influence and outdated science, while HB540 offers evidence-based reasoning and thorough protections. Oppose SB488, SB2073, SB727, and SB682. Support HB540. Follow these simple instructions to make your voice heard. Contact us today to get tailored advice, collaboration, and support.

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.

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.

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.

HB127 aims to set bail based on a defendant's financial capabilities.

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

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.

SB1404 & HB1085 is an attempt to regulate personal behavior through taxation.

HB1119 & SB1438 probibit home care agencies from providing services outside the scope of their facility license unless they are...

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

SB799 would remove the parent’s right to raise concerns over books presented in classrooms and libraries.

Governor Green is spending your tax dollars lobbying for Big Pharma while legislating in Hawaii to take away your religious freedoms. ...