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Requiring law enforcement officers to show their faces while dealing with the public is not “anti-police.” It is pro-rule-of-law. It draws a bright line between legitimate authority and the tactics of authoritarian regimes. Officers who act for the people and under color of law must be willing to stand behind their actions in the light of day, and answer to the individuals they serve.

The Libertarian Party of Hawaii has one message for police departments fighting SB2145: If real accountability offends you, you are the problem. This bill is about ending the legal shield that lets government agents violate your First Amendment rights with zero consequences. It is exactly why Hawaii’s police departments are scared.  Here’s what SB2145 does: It explicitly codifies your existing First Amendment right to record law enforcement officers when they are performing t

The Libertarian Party of Hawaii proudly stands in strong support of SB2145. It stands out as one of the most important civil liberty bills of the 2026 legislative session. SB 2145 establishes a clear, explicit right of every person in Hawaii to record law enforcement activities in public. It also creates a powerful private right of action to hold officers accountable when they illegally interfere with this fundamental right.

"Is there any other issue the LP should care about more than election fraud & judicial racketeering?" Chairman Martin asked.  “By taking a principled stand here, we are going to affect the overall political dynamic around this issue profoundly. We can accomplish something meaningful just by raising awareness and making our position known on this matter.

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

The Libertarian Party of Hawaii Bylaws and Platform Committee Meeting held on December 2025 minutes and recording.

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

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.

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. 

“My hope is that the Hawaii chapter can bring a little Aloha and compassion to DOGE.” Kevin Mulkern

In America, we are often told that laws exist to ensure justice. But what happens when laws are unjust? What if the government uses its...

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