Hawaii Governor Suspends Laws 

Local Hawaiʻi residents who believe the governor’s emergency proclamations are overreaching have several formal and informal ways to raise complaints or push for change:

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For Locals Living In Hawaii: Download Notice Here 

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For ANYONE Who Loves Hawaii but doesn't live here: Download This NOTICE CLICK HERE

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Hawaii Locals Follow Easy Steps Below (Only takes 2-5 minutes): 

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1. ​Download the Notice Above

2. Email the Notice to Your State Legislators: House Rep, AND Senator How to find them click here The Hawaiʻi State Legislature can pass laws to limit the governor’s emergency powers or refuse to extend them. They also oversee committees that can hold hearings on executive overreach.

3. Email the Notice to the Hawaii Auditor's Office at  LAO.auditors@hawaii.gov

4. Copy the Notice and Paste it in the Hawaiʻi Attorney General’s online form here:AG Contact Form click here  The AG can investigate whether an emergency proclamation violates state or federal law.

5. Email the Notice to the Hawaiʻi State Ethics Commission here: info.ethics@hawaii.gov  If the overreach involves conflicts of interest, misuse of position, or ethics violations, the Commission can investigate.

 

Note: The AG is part of the governor’s administration, so they may not be entirely independent — but complaints still go on record.​

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Non-Locals Follow Easy Steps Below (Only takes 2-5 minutes): 

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1. ​Download the Notice Above

2. Email the Notice to the Hawaii Auditor's Office at  LAO.auditors@hawaii.gov

3. Copy the Notice and Paste it in the Hawaiʻi Attorney General’s online form here: AG Contact Form click here  The AG can investigate whether an emergency proclamation violates state or federal law.

4. Email the Notice to the Hawaiʻi State Ethics Commission here: info.ethics@hawaii.gov  If the overreach involves conflicts of interest, misuse of position, or ethics violations, the Commission can investigate.