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Bylaws & Platform Committee Final Reports | 2026
The Bylaws & Platform Committee has closed out its work for the year, and it is a milestone worth celebrating. This committee has prepared a full bylaws revision and a new platform draft for the upcoming Special Convention. Both committee reports have been adopted and sent to the Executive Committee.
Our current bylaws say very little about how revisions are supposed to happen. To keep the work sound, the committee leaned on Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised to create

Abbra Green
Jul 213 min read


2026 Candidate Liberty Scores | Survey Results
The Libertarian Party of Hawaii ran its Liberty Survey again this cycle, the same fifteen-question instrument we sent to candidates in 2024. You can view all of the candidates’ answers in spreadsheet form here. The survey asks candidates where they stand on the questions that matter most to us:

Abbra Green
Jul 199 min read


LPHI Signs Multi-State Amicus | LPNH Judicial Committee Appeal
The Executive Committee of the Libertarian Party of Hawaiʻi voted on July 8 to join a joint amicus brief filed with the Libertarian Party Judicial Committee in the appeal to the New Hampshire disaffiliation. Six affiliates signed at the time of filing on July 10.
This is a natural continuation from our Resolution Affirming Affiliate Autonomy and Due Process, which the Executive Committee adopted unanimously on June 24. The resolution set out the principles that govern th

Abbra Green
Jul 114 min read


How to Register to Vote in Hawaii
Hawaii votes by mail, so once you're registered your ballot comes straight to your mailbox. Key dates for 2026:
Primary: Saturday, August 8, 2026. Paper deadline is July 29 (paper deadline)
General: Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Paper deadline is October 26
Missed the deadline? You can still register and vote in person at any Voter Service Center, through Election Day. Register to Vote
Online (fastest): olvr.hawaii.gov. You'll need a Hawaii Driver License or State

Abbra Green
Jul 91 min read


LNC Resolution Against Dragnet Surveillance | In Lockstep With LPHI Historical Stances
On July 5, 2026, the Libertarian National Committee (LNC) passed the Resolution on the Warrantless Dragnet Surveillance of Personal Electronic Devices. It condemns the growing web of tracking tools that police departments now use to monitor and track ordinary people. It also calls for a warrant based on individualized probable cause before any agency collects location data. The Libertarian Party of Hawaiʻi backs this resolution, as it applies directly to what is already happ

Abbra Green
Jul 84 min read


Hawaiian Sovereignty Unanimously Recognized by the Libertarian National Committee
At the July 5th, 2026 Libertarian National Committee (LNC) meeting, the Resolution on Tribal and National Sovereignty was unanimously adopted. The committee acknowledged the inherent sovereignty of Native American tribal nations and the Hawaiian Kingdom, and affirmed that their sovereignty predates and supersedes the jurisdictional frameworks imposed by the United States government. It made clear the Hawaiian Kingdom's claim outranks what was placed over it in 1893. “the Libe

Abbra Green
Jul 82 min read


Resolution Affirming Affiliate Autonomy and Due Process
On June 24, 2026, the Executive Committee of the Libertarian Party of Hawaiʻi unanimously adopted a Resolution for State Affiliate Speech Autonomy. The resolution affirms the independence of state affiliates, challenges any claim of national authority to police affiliate communications without express bylaws authorization, and calls for written procedural standards before any affiliate can be disciplined.

Abbra Green
Jul 54 min read


2026 Legislative Wrap Up
The gavel has come down on the 2026 Hawaii legislative session, and it was the most active, most effective session in LPHI history. From the opening day gavel on January 15 to the final adjournment on May 8, our team tracked 274 bills and 208 of those fights ended the way liberty needed them to. That's a 75.9% win rate. Roughly three victories for every loss.
If you testified, called your representative, shared a blog post, donated, or simply showed up, this is your win t

Abbra Green
Jul 13 min read


Bylaws & Platform Committee Meeting | June 15, 2026
Bylaws & Platform Committee Meeting | June 15, 2026

Abbra Green
Jun 171 min read


Act 11 | Hawaii’s Latest Attack on Free Speech.
On May 14, 2026, Governor Josh Green signed Senate Bill 2471 into law as Act 11. The Libertarian Party of Hawaii stands firmly behind the federal lawsuit filed by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii to strike it down. Act 11 prohibits incorporated organizations from engaging in what the law terms "election activity" and "ballot-issue activity." Those categories are defined so broadly that spending money to speak for or against a candidate, a ballot measure, or a political party

Abbra Green
Jun 156 min read


End Judicial Immunity Act
No public official should enjoy a permanent shield from accountability, especially those charged with holding others accountable. The End Judicial Immunity Act is a short but bold legislative proposal designed to restore balance and protect civil liberties by ensuring that Hawaii’s courts serve the people rather than insulate those who wield power.
Judicial immunity is a doctrine rooted in common law that has expanded throughout the years through federal court decisions.

Abbra Green
May 264 min read


The Liberty Penguin Wants Your Help to Preserve Party History
Your Secretary has been working hard to preserve party history. If you have old photos, newsletters, meeting notes, stories, or any other tidbits about any chapter of the Libertarain Party of Hawaii history, please help preserve our party’s heritage!

Abbra Green
May 261 min read


Calling Libertarian Candidates | Libertarian Party of Hawaii
The window to file as a Libertarian candidate for the 2026 elections is closing soon. Candidate filing ends on June 2, 2026. If you’ve ever considered running for office to defend liberty right here in Hawaii, now is the time to act. Thinking about running for office yourself? Contact Libertarian Party of Hawaii today!
Prepare to Win
We’ve made it easier than ever to get ready. Check out our Candidate Readiness Seminar featuring Aaron Toman. These resources cover the prac

Abbra Green
May 32 min read


Bylaws & Platform Committee | April 20, 2026
Bylaws & Platform Committee Meeting Minutes
DATE: Monday, April 20, 2026
TIME: 7:00 pm HST

Abbra Green
Apr 232 min read


Free Speech Groundhog Day | Another Assault on Liberty from UH System
The University of Hawaii at Hilo is once again silencing the peaceful petitioning of Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) advocates. On April 7, 2026, YAL State Chair and Libertarian Party of Hawaii Chair Austin Martin was helping a student gather signatures to reform campus weapons policies. Campus security demanded they seek prior permissions or otherwise seclude their activities into a designated free speech area. Despite the university officials not understanding policy, the

Abbra Green
Apr 194 min read


Hawaii's Malpractice Sanctuary Bill | OPPOSE SB2868 & HB1875
The so-called “health care” bill, introduced in January has now passed its third hearing in the House, but there is still time to stop its Senate companion. Don’t let the innocent title fool you. This legislation is about creating a malpractice sanctuary where doctors who deliver botched gender-affirming procedures and face lawsuits elsewhere can set up shop in Hawaii with zero fear of real accountability. It supercharges the 2023 reproductive shield law for gender-affirming

Abbra Green
Mar 64 min read


Bylaws & Platform Committee Meeting | March 02, 2026
This Bylaws & Platform Committee meeting was held on Monday, March 02, 2026, at 7:00 pm HST

Abbra Green
Mar 42 min read


DON’T BAN BAGS! It hurts Hawaii | Oppose SB1551/HB611
SB1551 and HB611 plan to ban all non-recyclable bags, help us fight this bill!

Abbra Green
Feb 142 min read


Right to Record Law Enforcement | Support SB2145
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.

Abbra Green
Feb 83 min read


Bylaws & Platform Committee Meeting | January 2026
Bylaws & Platform Committee Meeting
DATE: Monday, January 19, 2026
TIME: 7:00 pm HST Call to Order: 7:05 pm

Abbra Green
Jan 302 min read
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