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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 2025 Libertarian Party of Hawaii (LPHI) State Convention was an assembly marked by credentialing controversy through a last-minute influx of out-of-state members aimed at derailing the re-election of our chair. In the chaotic 48 hours prior to the event, just under 100 out-of-state individuals (with no history of engagement in Hawaii Libertarian efforts) submitted rushed membership applications to take on remote voting privileges. Their intent, (later confirmed) was to ov

When a policy problem festers long enough, politicians tend to reach for whatever “solution” looks most compassionate or expedient; rarely the one that’s economically sound. The latest example is the proposal to introduce a 50-year mortgage , pitched as a way to make homeownership more “affordable.” At first glance, stretching out a mortgage from 30 to 50 years seems harmless, even helpful. Payments would drop, more people could “qualify,” and politicians could claim a win.

A once-in-a-decade opportunity is here. The Honolulu Charter Commission is now inviting residents to submit ideas and amendments to the City & County of Honolulu Charter, the foundational governing document that sets how our municipal government operates. As a liberty-minded resident and member of the Libertarian Party of Hawai‘i, this is your chance to push for reforms that expand personal freedom, limit government power, and strengthen market fairness. What you need to k

When Child Welfare Services (CWS) gets involved with a family in Hawaii, knowing your rights is critical to maintaining your privacy and protecting your family’s safety and well-being.

Shutterstock id 2299938213 Engaging in county government is one of the most effective ways to protect liberty and shape the future of our...

The following Amicus Curiae Brief was submitted to the Libertarian Party Judicial Committee in support of the appellants in Roos et al. v. LNC on September 19, 2025, by the Executive Secretary of the Libertarian Party of Hawaii, Abbra Green:

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

"I bring a rare combination of fiscal discipline, military leadership, and grassroots passion. I don’t just talk about liberty, I live it.

We are excited to announce that the Libertarian Party of Hawaii 2025 Convention will be held at the Hilo Hawaiian Hotel. ZOOM links will...

The Aloha State is grappling with a corruption crisis that strikes at the heart of its democracy.

The newly signed Senate Bill 1571 turns the board into an advisory group, puts a CEO in charge, and focuses on “green” tourism.

Politics proper is the applied study of leadership. It answers the question: “ Who rules ?” in any given social context. It is the...

Hawaii does not require you to provide identification just because a law enforcement officer asks. If an officer approaches you in public, you’re not legally obligated to show ID unless you’re being detained.

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.

As fireworks crackle across the islands this Independence Day, we celebrate freedom. But in 2025, we must ask ourselves: How much of that freedom remains intact?

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.