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US Supreme Court Decision Continues to Block Hawaiian Election Vote Count
Under the decision, the stay is in effect until after a US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals hears the matter.
Maui Meeting Planned in Protest of Naʻi Aupuni
“The majority of our people have been disassociated from this process and we’re here to acknowledge those feelings and be sincere about it. Many of us didn’t know where Act 195 came from… We were never part of our own self determination design. Therein lies the problem.” -Andre Perez.
Native Hawaiians Reminded of Certification Deadline to Vote in ʻAha
The deadline to be certified to vote in the upcoming election of delegates to the Native Hawaiian Constitutional Convention or ʻAha is on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2015.
200 Native Hawaiians File to Become ʻAha Delegates
More than 200 candidates are vying for 40 delegate spots to serve on the Native Hawaiian constitutional convention or ‘Aha. This includes 15 candidates vying for three seats on Maui, and three candidates vying for a single seat to represent Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi.
Native Hawaiian ʻAha Candidates Registration Deadline, Sept. 15
Naʻi Aupuni issued a reminder to all Native Hawaiians certified by Kanaʻiolowalu, the Native Hawaiian Roll, that the deadline to file as a delegate candidate to the Native Hawaiian constitutional convention, or ‘Aha, is Sept. 15, 2015. Candidates may file their nominations online.