GOP-Hawaii Develops Strategic Plan for 2014 and Beyond

By Wayne Yoshioka • May 21, 2013

GOP-Hawaii State Convention at the Ko'olau Conference Center.
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Republican candidates in Hawaii garnered less than one third of the total votes cast in 2012. With less than 18 months remaining before the 2014 General Elections, GOP officials are trying to expand their voter base to make a better showing in future elections. HPR’s Wayne Yoshioka reports.

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