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276 petitions have named Hawaii State Senate as a Decision Maker
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1 response from Hawaii State Senate
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Hawaii State Senate
The Hawaii State Senate is an integral part of the legislative branch of the government of the Aloha State. Consisting of 25 members who each represent a district within the state's eight main islands, its primary responsibility is to enact laws and establish policies that serve the public's best interest. Senators of the Hawaii State Senate are elected to four-year terms with no term limits, working collectively to review, revise, and vote on proposed bills. In addition, the Senate has the authority to confirm appointments made by the Governor, including leaders of various state departments, boards, and commissions.
Petitions targeting Hawaii State Senate
Responses to petitions from Hawaii State Senate
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Twenty-four other states have already passed laws to stop foreigners from being able to buy ag land. We tried a third time this year to do the same in Hawaii, and while we passed the bill through the Senate this year, it died in the ...”